June 5, 1933 (4 pages)

Tey sn ng ec OS et i ne THE NEVADA CIT ¥=NUGGE T PAGE FOUR Mr. Hoge will be pleased to learn that . Bakersfield arrived today to visit her The many friends of Arthur W. and Mrs. Clay Epperson of he expects to be able to return to his; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenoffice on Broad street Wednesday. . ther ; ; es fe Se Gg Choose Your Mortician ees The dead is worthy of the best care and attention, as much so as the living. We offer you our services Yon this basis. While we are not high-priced undertakr ers, we are high class-—We know our profession very thoroughly. : Holmes Funeral Parlor MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE Flowers Plants Cut flowers for weddings, Birthdays, Graduations, Funerals Bedding plants of all kinds for your garden : Grass Vi alley ~ Flower Shop Phone 707 Grass Valley 123 Mill StLiquidation Sale! Machinery, Tools, Supplies and Materials AT THE TOO HANDY MINE NEAR MARYSVILLE, CAL. This modern plant was completely and electri@cally equipped and consists of Hoists, Drills, Drill Skarpener, Drill Steel, Cars, Cage Skip, Camp and Boarding House Equipment, Tools and Materials of all kinds. Inventory for general distribution-is_now. being \ prepared. Meanwhile, send in your requirements. A .L. FISHER 200 Pine St., San Francisco Telephone DOuglas 1182 . MT GU, OD CoC UU UO RU th hed HAY THERE! Alfalfa and Grain POULTRY & DAIRY FEEDS COAL & WOOD. QUICK DELIVERY: Phone 394 Nevada. City E. Spring St. W.KOTCHAPAW POO En Eee Ee oh National Market FREE DELIVERY BROAD ST. PTE Uc Ete EL AY) Hn ME PHONE 302 NEVADA CITY Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh fish Thursdays and Fridays—Place your order ahead for fresh killed Turkeys UDB ONBNGe. . W World Trip Mr. and Errol MacBoyle returned Friday evening from their trip around the world and while they had a wonderful trip. and everyone was lovely to them in the foreign countries® they ‘still feel that ‘‘there is no place like home’’ and they are happy to be bata agacn.Mr. MacBoyle, an official and one of the principal owners of the IdahoMaryland mine of Grass Valley, and wife left early in January for this long voyage that started from the Home From Mrs. rwestern coast of the United States and returned to their native land by. way of the Atlantic coast. Their many friends in California are happy to welcome them home again. Elks Patera At Dancing PartySaturday evening a big crowd of Elks and their. ladies attended a happy danceing party at the Elks hall. The crowd gathered soon after 9 o’clock and the floor Was alive with dancers shortly afterwards. Entrancing music by Mobley’s. SierraNaders whiled away several most enjoyable hours. During the evening refreshments were served buffet style. John J. Fortier as chairman of the committee.was complimented on the success of the evenings entertainment. Mrs. Eden to be Host To Missionary Society A Missionary Society meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. C. Eden of Indian Flat at two o’clock Wednesday afternoon. The meeting will be in the nature of a birthday party and there will also be an election of officers for the Society to serve the coming term. A good program has been arranged and allwho attend are assured of a fine time. See oO School Pupils to Picnic Always the leader among electric refrigerators, Frigidaire takes another long step aheadwith startling new improvements in its new Standard and Super Series. You have ’ never seenirefrigerators which will compare ' _ with the’ new Frigidaires. They surpass all pre-: GE te a x . ‘vious achievements in the four essentials which women want in modern refrigerators . .Beauty, _ Convenience, Quality, Economy. “Delivered 'to ‘your home in Nevada.City or “Valley in our regular delivery zones; Grass See . } and The fifth prade of Washington grammar school, Which won the pennant for having’/the largest number of mothers present at the Parent Teacher Association entertainments during this term also won the picnic plans are now going forward for a most enjoyable affair. Mrs. Ray Davis, chairman of the picnic committee states that the picnic is to be held Wednesday, June 14, in Redmen’s Park. All mothers of fifth grade pupils are invited to be present as a splendid time is assured. Miss Mary Forry Weds Thos. Jennings Miss Mary Forry, formerly of New York City, was married last Thursday in Reno to Thomas W. Jennings ‘of this city. Only near relatives of the happy pair were present at the ceremony. The bride wore a lovely afternoon gown of white crepe and earried a charming bouquet of spring flowers. FEATURING MADE TO MEASURE New Spring Suits M. BORN & COMPANY 16° to 19-50 CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING NEVADA CITY CLEANERS b tomate ee Oe UE Ee TO CE Se SPE EO Li A Mr. and Mrs. Errol MacBoyle! Party Given Youth . . Se OU GOOG U RO OO GOO ICO On OOOOH Li ie} : SUCIAL EVENTS ‘y Leaving Camptonville CAMPTONVILEE, June « 3—-The student body ‘of the Camptonville Branch of the Marysville Union high school gave @ party Friday afterncon for James Livingston Cloman, one of their students, to wish him bon ;voyage on a trip to Carlsbad, New Mexico, for which place he is 'leav_ ing Sunday to spend a month visiting his father and brother. He is one of the leading students in the lecal school and his presence will be missed during his absence. 0). “0: Charivari Given Couple Just Wed Neighbors of Woodcraft Thursday went in a body to the home of a newly _wedded member, Mrs. them a charivari. dainty refreshments were served. their home in Nevada City. Native Daughters to Hold Business Meeting There-will be a regular meeting of the Native Daughters of the Golden West in the Odd. Fellows hall next Wednesday evening for a business meeting. During the session four new members are to be initiated into the order. Refreshments are to be served after the work of the evening is over. regular Sons of Mrs. Hilregarde Hadley Win Honors The Humboldt Lumberjack, a paper published at Humboldt State Teachers College, states that Gordon George Hadley, who is now attending the college.is editor-in-chief and publicity manager. Young Hadley with his mother, Mrs. Hildegarde Hadley, visits frequently in Nevada City with Mrs. Hadley’s mother, Mrs. Clara Scarfe. In a recent student body meeting young Gordon Hadley was also elected president of the Archery Club of the coHege. He has made three world cruises, one round the completing the last year ago. He visited many places of note. Another son of Mrs. Hadley, Channing Hadley, also attending college, Was one of two stars in a track meet held at the Humboldt State Teachers College last week. — about a of many choice selections at garde Hadley. Studio of Music. and accurancy as to reflect credit both upon teacher and pupil. At the close of the recital pupils and guests enjoyed music and games, Mrs. Hadley received her early education in the counties of Sierra and Nevada, She will give a piano recital, in the near future, presenting her entire class in a musical recital Humboldt State Teachers College. ar Oo Honor Society Picnics At Olympia Park The Honor Society of the Nevada City high school, held their annual “skip day” last Friday afternoon, which was a picnic at Lake Olympia. ming. Miss Carter, commercial teacher, accompanied the 14 honor students. ticipated with much pleasure. Last Friday afternoon proved to be-one of the happiest ever held. ‘RILEY TAX After the adjournment. of a business meeting of Champion Circle, evening the forty members present Isobel Quinn Brown, and husband and gave Upon being invited in, a happy so_ cial time was enjoyed after which Mr. and Mrs. Brown were. recently married in Reno, returning home only a few days ago, they will make The latter part of May Mrs. Hildegarde Hadley gave a musical recital her studio which is known as the HildeThe pupils played with such skill the They also enjoyed boating and swimThis is an annual affair and is anSe 933 a TO SAVE NEVADA SACRMENTO-—If the Riley-Stewart tax plan carries June 27th, it will save the taxpayers of Nevada county from paying $1A.63 on each ‘$100 of assessed valuation for school support, or the total sum of $89,204. Senate Sonstitutional Amendment No. 30, which will appear as’ Proposition No. 1 on the ballot, is the most comprehensive and logical plan for tax relief ever put up to the people of California,’’ Foulke said. It provides for repeal of Amendment No. 1, adopted in 1910. This Would put $1,328,000,000 in property of the great public utilities-railroads, telephone, telegraph, gas and electric companies—back on the local tax rolls, thus removing the utilities from a preferred position. Under the Riley-Stewart plan, the state will assume the burden of supporting elementary and high schools, thereby saving approximately $38,1000,000 a year. for the common property taxpayers, and effecting an average reduction of -71 cents per $100 in the tax rate on all property taxed locally. Other features include a_limitation on the increase of governmental expenditures of 5 per cent a year in cities,’ counties and districts, and 2% per cent for the state. “The Riley--Stewart plan will save a great deal of property from mortgage foreclosures,’ Folke added, ‘because it will raise values so loans will have a safety margin, and will put the tax burden within reach of the taxpayer. Delinquent taxes are the principal cause of foreclosures in California.” Rev. Buckner to Preach Baccalaureate Sermon The Baccalaureate Sermon for the graduating class of the Nevada City high school will be a union-service to be held next Sunday evening in the Methodist church with Rey. H. H. Buckner delivering’ the address. There will be a joint choir service with singers from the Episcopal and Methodist churches. 0 COUNTY SUPERVISORS IN MONTHLY SESSION couniy board of supervisors yesterday. j.met regular monthly session at the court house. Routine \ The in business was transacted and warrants ordered drawn in payment of bills. All members of the board were present. , te * ae * I don’t spend much on * * myself, but, believe me, *% <a e “st % When it comes to good % we ° me % things to eat . want the * Pa at % best. That’s why I eat at + se ++ ae the Ea a A ee ee = SHAMROCK ; ¥ 2 * %, at xX <a Ss CAFE 3 Pt Ks <a < Og * Nevada City Box 664 * LEMMA AMM MINEO OHI ¥ MINERS & PROSPECTORS The New Model Acme Placer Gold Recovery Unit It does the job right. And saves your gold. Weighs 17° Ibs. Separates a pan per minute—On display and for sale now at ALPHA STORES, LTD. » NEVADA CITY IMPROVED . , Ever Ready Razor Gold Plated Complete With Two ' Blades SPECIAL 19¢ DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA AAT AALAND OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT Best Food In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY TURKEY DINNER . GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 53 TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING . LADIES WORK . OUR SPECIALTY -Larsen’s BARBER SHOP Nevada City 103 Pine St. LUMBER TALKS” She’ll share your lot if you will build A bungalow upon it; You’ll scarce begin to press your suit, Before you'll find you’ve won it; There’s nothing like a little home To make a maiden say, ‘T’ll come.”’ Now. if you own a vacant lot Make use of it, I pray you; Put up a neat apartment house, : } And tenants will repay. you. This city’s growing, get in ——— “SPECIAL ANENTS = $3.00 DUARTE and NATURAL No Extra Charges, Haircut included No Substitutes Used . ‘Exclusive Beauty . we'Home of PHONE 60 Genuine Supplies Only215 WEST MAIN ST. _ Grass Valley, California line And do your best to make it fine. If you’ve a building to repair, Well, we can help you do it; Don’t let old landmarks tumble down : ; Or you'll be sure to rue it; . There’s nothing too good for our town, Let’s work to build-up her re‘nown, ‘ Ao M.-C; During their morning’s over the back fence talk, Bridget asked, ““Who is you Incistors?”’ ‘‘Incistors, whats thim?”’ réplied the other. ““They’re the people you spring from.” “Tl have you understand I spring from no’ body, . spring at’em.”’ A good thing to do with our building problems. Lumber and building materials will not be cheaper. Increased new building and remodeling is a splendid reminder that renewed interest in our community is here. Wecan and will assist you in your building plans— remember we carry everything in the building material . line. Call, write; or phone 29. “ry PHONE 29 NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER CO. When You Deal ‘With Us—WE BOTH PROFIT” FRED CONNER, Manager L , ¥ . + 4 . q = } f r } . ad ; .

Tey sn ng ec OS et i ne THE NEVADA CIT ¥=NUGGE T PAGE FOUR Mr. Hoge will be pleased to learn that . Bakersfield arrived today to visit her The many friends of Arthur W. and Mrs. Clay Epperson of he expects to be able to return to his; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenoffice on Broad street Wednesday. . ther ; ; es fe Se Gg Choose Your Mortician ees The dead is worthy of the best care and attention, as much so as the living. We offer you our services Yon this basis. While we are not high-priced undertakr ers, we are high class-—We know our profession very thoroughly. : Holmes Funeral Parlor MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE Flowers Plants Cut flowers for weddings, Birthdays, Graduations, Funerals Bedding plants of all kinds for your garden : Grass Vi alley ~ Flower Shop Phone 707 Grass Valley 123 Mill StLiquidation Sale! Machinery, Tools, Supplies and Materials AT THE TOO HANDY MINE NEAR MARYSVILLE, CAL. This modern plant was completely and electri@cally equipped and consists of Hoists, Drills, Drill Skarpener, Drill Steel, Cars, Cage Skip, Camp and Boarding House Equipment, Tools and Materials of all kinds. Inventory for general distribution-is_now. being \ prepared. Meanwhile, send in your requirements. A .L. FISHER 200 Pine St., San Francisco Telephone DOuglas 1182 . MT GU, OD CoC UU UO RU th hed HAY THERE! Alfalfa and Grain POULTRY & DAIRY FEEDS COAL & WOOD. QUICK DELIVERY: Phone 394 Nevada. City E. Spring St. W.KOTCHAPAW POO En Eee Ee oh National Market FREE DELIVERY BROAD ST. PTE Uc Ete EL AY) Hn ME PHONE 302 NEVADA CITY Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh fish Thursdays and Fridays—Place your order ahead for fresh killed Turkeys UDB ONBNGe. . W World Trip Mr. and Errol MacBoyle returned Friday evening from their trip around the world and while they had a wonderful trip. and everyone was lovely to them in the foreign countries® they ‘still feel that ‘‘there is no place like home’’ and they are happy to be bata agacn.Mr. MacBoyle, an official and one of the principal owners of the IdahoMaryland mine of Grass Valley, and wife left early in January for this long voyage that started from the Home From Mrs. rwestern coast of the United States and returned to their native land by. way of the Atlantic coast. Their many friends in California are happy to welcome them home again. Elks Patera At Dancing PartySaturday evening a big crowd of Elks and their. ladies attended a happy danceing party at the Elks hall. The crowd gathered soon after 9 o’clock and the floor Was alive with dancers shortly afterwards. Entrancing music by Mobley’s. SierraNaders whiled away several most enjoyable hours. During the evening refreshments were served buffet style. John J. Fortier as chairman of the committee.was complimented on the success of the evenings entertainment. Mrs. Eden to be Host To Missionary Society A Missionary Society meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. C. Eden of Indian Flat at two o’clock Wednesday afternoon. The meeting will be in the nature of a birthday party and there will also be an election of officers for the Society to serve the coming term. A good program has been arranged and allwho attend are assured of a fine time. See oO School Pupils to Picnic Always the leader among electric refrigerators, Frigidaire takes another long step aheadwith startling new improvements in its new Standard and Super Series. You have ’ never seenirefrigerators which will compare ' _ with the’ new Frigidaires. They surpass all pre-: GE te a x . ‘vious achievements in the four essentials which women want in modern refrigerators . .Beauty, _ Convenience, Quality, Economy. “Delivered 'to ‘your home in Nevada.City or “Valley in our regular delivery zones; Grass See . } and The fifth prade of Washington grammar school, Which won the pennant for having’/the largest number of mothers present at the Parent Teacher Association entertainments during this term also won the picnic plans are now going forward for a most enjoyable affair. Mrs. Ray Davis, chairman of the picnic committee states that the picnic is to be held Wednesday, June 14, in Redmen’s Park. All mothers of fifth grade pupils are invited to be present as a splendid time is assured. Miss Mary Forry Weds Thos. Jennings Miss Mary Forry, formerly of New York City, was married last Thursday in Reno to Thomas W. Jennings ‘of this city. Only near relatives of the happy pair were present at the ceremony. The bride wore a lovely afternoon gown of white crepe and earried a charming bouquet of spring flowers. FEATURING MADE TO MEASURE New Spring Suits M. BORN & COMPANY 16° to 19-50 CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING NEVADA CITY CLEANERS b tomate ee Oe UE Ee TO CE Se SPE EO Li A Mr. and Mrs. Errol MacBoyle! Party Given Youth . . Se OU GOOG U RO OO GOO ICO On OOOOH Li ie} : SUCIAL EVENTS ‘y Leaving Camptonville CAMPTONVILEE, June « 3—-The student body ‘of the Camptonville Branch of the Marysville Union high school gave @ party Friday afterncon for James Livingston Cloman, one of their students, to wish him bon ;voyage on a trip to Carlsbad, New Mexico, for which place he is 'leav_ ing Sunday to spend a month visiting his father and brother. He is one of the leading students in the lecal school and his presence will be missed during his absence. 0). “0: Charivari Given Couple Just Wed Neighbors of Woodcraft Thursday went in a body to the home of a newly _wedded member, Mrs. them a charivari. dainty refreshments were served. their home in Nevada City. Native Daughters to Hold Business Meeting There-will be a regular meeting of the Native Daughters of the Golden West in the Odd. Fellows hall next Wednesday evening for a business meeting. During the session four new members are to be initiated into the order. Refreshments are to be served after the work of the evening is over. regular Sons of Mrs. Hilregarde Hadley Win Honors The Humboldt Lumberjack, a paper published at Humboldt State Teachers College, states that Gordon George Hadley, who is now attending the college.is editor-in-chief and publicity manager. Young Hadley with his mother, Mrs. Hildegarde Hadley, visits frequently in Nevada City with Mrs. Hadley’s mother, Mrs. Clara Scarfe. In a recent student body meeting young Gordon Hadley was also elected president of the Archery Club of the coHege. He has made three world cruises, one round the completing the last year ago. He visited many places of note. Another son of Mrs. Hadley, Channing Hadley, also attending college, Was one of two stars in a track meet held at the Humboldt State Teachers College last week. — about a of many choice selections at garde Hadley. Studio of Music. and accurancy as to reflect credit both upon teacher and pupil. At the close of the recital pupils and guests enjoyed music and games, Mrs. Hadley received her early education in the counties of Sierra and Nevada, She will give a piano recital, in the near future, presenting her entire class in a musical recital Humboldt State Teachers College. ar Oo Honor Society Picnics

At Olympia Park The Honor Society of the Nevada City high school, held their annual “skip day” last Friday afternoon, which was a picnic at Lake Olympia. ming. Miss Carter, commercial teacher, accompanied the 14 honor students. ticipated with much pleasure. Last Friday afternoon proved to be-one of the happiest ever held. ‘RILEY TAX After the adjournment. of a business meeting of Champion Circle, evening the forty members present Isobel Quinn Brown, and husband and gave Upon being invited in, a happy so_ cial time was enjoyed after which Mr. and Mrs. Brown were. recently married in Reno, returning home only a few days ago, they will make The latter part of May Mrs. Hildegarde Hadley gave a musical recital her studio which is known as the HildeThe pupils played with such skill the They also enjoyed boating and swimThis is an annual affair and is anSe 933 a TO SAVE NEVADA SACRMENTO-—If the Riley-Stewart tax plan carries June 27th, it will save the taxpayers of Nevada county from paying $1A.63 on each ‘$100 of assessed valuation for school support, or the total sum of $89,204. Senate Sonstitutional Amendment No. 30, which will appear as’ Proposition No. 1 on the ballot, is the most comprehensive and logical plan for tax relief ever put up to the people of California,’’ Foulke said. It provides for repeal of Amendment No. 1, adopted in 1910. This Would put $1,328,000,000 in property of the great public utilities-railroads, telephone, telegraph, gas and electric companies—back on the local tax rolls, thus removing the utilities from a preferred position. Under the Riley-Stewart plan, the state will assume the burden of supporting elementary and high schools, thereby saving approximately $38,1000,000 a year. for the common property taxpayers, and effecting an average reduction of -71 cents per $100 in the tax rate on all property taxed locally. Other features include a_limitation on the increase of governmental expenditures of 5 per cent a year in cities,’ counties and districts, and 2% per cent for the state. “The Riley--Stewart plan will save a great deal of property from mortgage foreclosures,’ Folke added, ‘because it will raise values so loans will have a safety margin, and will put the tax burden within reach of the taxpayer. Delinquent taxes are the principal cause of foreclosures in California.” Rev. Buckner to Preach Baccalaureate Sermon The Baccalaureate Sermon for the graduating class of the Nevada City high school will be a union-service to be held next Sunday evening in the Methodist church with Rey. H. H. Buckner delivering’ the address. There will be a joint choir service with singers from the Episcopal and Methodist churches. 0 COUNTY SUPERVISORS IN MONTHLY SESSION couniy board of supervisors yesterday. j.met regular monthly session at the court house. Routine \ The in business was transacted and warrants ordered drawn in payment of bills. All members of the board were present. , te * ae * I don’t spend much on * * myself, but, believe me, *% <a e “st % When it comes to good % we ° me % things to eat . want the * Pa at % best. That’s why I eat at + se ++ ae the Ea a A ee ee = SHAMROCK ; ¥ 2 * %, at xX <a Ss CAFE 3 Pt Ks <a < Og * Nevada City Box 664 * LEMMA AMM MINEO OHI ¥ MINERS & PROSPECTORS The New Model Acme Placer Gold Recovery Unit It does the job right. And saves your gold. Weighs 17° Ibs. Separates a pan per minute—On display and for sale now at ALPHA STORES, LTD. » NEVADA CITY IMPROVED . , Ever Ready Razor Gold Plated Complete With Two ' Blades SPECIAL 19¢ DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA AAT AALAND OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT Best Food In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY TURKEY DINNER . GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 53 TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING . LADIES WORK . OUR SPECIALTY -Larsen’s BARBER SHOP Nevada City 103 Pine St. LUMBER TALKS” She’ll share your lot if you will build A bungalow upon it; You’ll scarce begin to press your suit, Before you'll find you’ve won it; There’s nothing like a little home To make a maiden say, ‘T’ll come.”’ Now. if you own a vacant lot Make use of it, I pray you; Put up a neat apartment house, : } And tenants will repay. you. This city’s growing, get in ——— “SPECIAL ANENTS = $3.00 DUARTE and NATURAL No Extra Charges, Haircut included No Substitutes Used . ‘Exclusive Beauty . we'Home of PHONE 60 Genuine Supplies Only215 WEST MAIN ST. _ Grass Valley, California line And do your best to make it fine. If you’ve a building to repair, Well, we can help you do it; Don’t let old landmarks tumble down : ; Or you'll be sure to rue it; . There’s nothing too good for our town, Let’s work to build-up her re‘nown, ‘ Ao M.-C; During their morning’s over the back fence talk, Bridget asked, ““Who is you Incistors?”’ ‘‘Incistors, whats thim?”’ réplied the other. ““They’re the people you spring from.” “Tl have you understand I spring from no’ body, . spring at’em.”’ A good thing to do with our building problems. Lumber and building materials will not be cheaper. Increased new building and remodeling is a splendid reminder that renewed interest in our community is here. Wecan and will assist you in your building plans— remember we carry everything in the building material . line. Call, write; or phone 29. “ry PHONE 29 NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER CO. When You Deal ‘With Us—WE BOTH PROFIT” FRED CONNER, Manager L , ¥ . + 4 . q = } f r } . ad ; .