June 8, 1934 (8 pages)

SL” alanine dealin deat eeiiitinesntn ae z "AGE EIGHT = »___ THE NEVADA CITY-NUGGET FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934 __ RY FAY continuously with his family ever . PME TTR PELL a Gt ie tn ta Yat td et TT Te . sel and Gretchen, by the second FOR CONSTABLE 6 : ‘: . : a RY a since. 3 5 . grade; Princess and Swineherd, third Bill, —Ae is known by the resi> ; V D: N S =. grade; Three Little Pigs, by -the ened Ag . eee ee ee . tittn grade. WILLIAM C. JEFFERY iF Rf ie rounding territory, has—had consid. Fugsgue iat eM UU Mn et eae eur Ut ent eee ee TS Little Erik Anderson was outni lidacy for 4 ae ‘raDdle police’ expertenc auring ‘the Ponem ah Council to test for credits to be counted on standing in his two songs sung with= nes ie fear ie her i: ne ty Town nt; avenoe \ See a ist several years. For 11 years he : their uniforms. Mrs. Carl Tobiassen . out music. There were a number of onstable, o .; William, C. Jeffer as announced . . Pee ee erformed the duties of Hold Adoption Ceremony See , Cut Sak ae : : : oe yes _. {ship at the Primary Election, August , Ty “that he will’be a ndid athe DETIOT! i { treated the Cub Scouts ang. Scout] other numbers and they were also Xv office of*Constable, of Nevada Tow: Cae ee ecitewmen of At al meeting of Ponemah. Coun-. ™@ster to ice cream at the close of . greatly enjoyed. . aes : : ; ice ° wm . Nevada Cit having hee n reappoint: the meeting The thirgd graders picnic sp SOF ‘ Ship atthe coming election. os us sp cil, Degree’ of Pocahontas, recently, . : i = oe ene ? mae Mr. Jeffery has been Gusti ee eee ye se J ed by the P. T. A., for best attend. *# shoseofeestesestertetecestete eet . b las { n Ider O01 ious Boards f Cit Trustees fian election of officers was held. Pre. ce = ae : 1B. 3 ye tee Clty for over 46 Foire Be ‘ es Oo : City : 0 ( S . Mrs. Talbot Will ance of mothers at monthty meetxf x : oe ee : Nevad ity. te “Nas diso Deen @ yious to the nomination and election . ° ings, was postponed ‘until the first ‘ Se ‘ was married here and as lived here . . .“ ee a ' Entertain Music Pupils r oaks ee 4 + = leputy sheri for eig yeats, 8D" . of chief, a speecn was made by Past . 4 2 week of school next term. * z j cay ESE arent Maes Atay : sinted yy Sher G ge R Carter } . a) ; P i ; Wherertesestertoatectestenteateatestecteotsstestestest seatestestestest cine = os +i oe = — ‘! Great Pocahontas, Jennie Crase, of Mrs. Lyda Talbot is-to entertain o—* 4 : ¢ eae ate ele nls ote ohe ele ahe ofeets te ote ote ots % ft feat : id, « ing hb he ice a fs, bier. Grass Valley, who has just returned . her entire music class at a party SatSTORK BRINGS BOY : + Ati “ . eo = a Ore Wren THe tom a visit to cothells fu the south. urday afternoon. A happy time is eset % : : > rac ive ew. oe ste ern part of the state. looked forward to by the youngsters.; BORN—June 5, 1934, at the Ne: tre : Fo years prior to his incumThe council is planning to hold an Last Saturday~the class met for. Vada City Sanitarium, to Mr. «and > p * B WASH FROCKS; Bee gam : oe ee eS . aantion ceremony Monday, Jun@. the taking of their pictures in their} Mrs. Jack Scoble, a son, John . Glenn, % z ko na lice fficer ete sffery fas re ¢ » rej ine ; ~ be of 3 : be an ae e office ees Jeff 0 wen a der directicn of Pocahontas . May Day costumes and also enjoyed . Weighing eight pounds. \ * % me $1.98, $2.98, $ $3.98 : plo} in US WILT ee vada Blanche Williams and District Dep-. an hour of games. . % * : ; = tHe Prepared ‘for ales e Days # . te = = 1, . 8tY Lenore Coughlin. Be ee SINKING IN ANCHO-ERIE iz Fresh, Cheerful Prints : % Mr. Jeffery believes that he is we Se ‘ ——— Oe z . The chiefs selected were: Prophan : ! . % F SIZES = Clever New VAN RAALTE . qualified for the office of constable! ie Fete: baka I Father's Night : Sinking has begun on a 100foot . ¥ ALL SIZ + % Gloves #166 ee eee ere RE TE: etess, Blanche Williams; Pocahontas, Peoorar Much Enis d lift below the No. 3 level in the Aney x te x s wi. Aan) niv .doecaus his Kn¢ eas! a i Tee a Ann 473 : a BS =. of police duties and methods of pro . Jones; Fowneren, Shares Nov, Joye cho-Erie mine. The work is going + : ~ oS =] s = ~ sar: — ee ss i * COTTON FORMALS—82.98, + . ve of his familiar. (RCeper Of Records, Elia Hecker; . forward in the footwall of the ore} You'll want 3 or 4 at this : ; cedure, but because of his familiarCollector of Wampum, Bessie Ponti Mrs. Mabie FP lint, of the Washingt : g 3 4 Pores : ec Y . Ss “J°. $3.98 * ity With the people and conditions in celll: Keeper of Wampum, Rachel ton _srammar school deserves much . Me : [ price ‘ a a pases serine Re <s ce $ pe ’ ee, \% % ORGANDY FORMALS at BIG % . Nevada county. Penrose; Musician, Frances Hiler-. °'C4it for the hard work of preparing . . 4 fs + , : & + . SS ee ee Se : ee a SRO OA “WOndert . 3 + REDUCTIONS + . : * man; and Trustees, Lenore Coughlin, . " esi ul and clever pro. Me * : fee he . Fred Morgan, deputy county ass-i. = ¢ Gatel ee .}&Tam as was given. Wednesday eve* LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS * . Sete ; Val : Edith Flynn, and Nettie Gilderi € se = 2 peri ee rina te abi + ssor for a ley, is pice paces n 2% ova nul garets house of. parents, Banner Mt. Post Auxiliary iz % « We JATTIO} alk Es * . dangerously ill. is many friends * s visitors an children j a % Ve Ed : sas % . pee! as ee aa In the re-election of the Keeper of 3 in Honor of, In front of Alpha Hardware Store ‘Zz ho e& r oe Silk Gowns—Slips %* . are extremely anxious concerning his Records, Miss Elma Hecker, will Father’s Night, which was sponsored . + * ie eg tecords, Miss ) A t : IPD: a <¢% Dance Sets % . condition. tart on her'lith term or 11 years wage” Oe Pe SATURDAY, JUNE © 10:30 a. m. 3 Cit * , me Start on her = i E years as* Z 3 % ley lity * te ? oe a : : ‘ Among. the principal numbers on — Pine & Commercial Nevada C vy = 1a D> <eeper of records for the Council. a See : . s ae te 3 z Hi. H. Parsons, M. D. Sache 0. ees the program were the playlets, Han-. NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYs! . Lagesfenfesgesfeofesfefesteateoteoecteofeofeateateotestesterfeatesteoteteal _*. General Surgery, Eye, Ear, Nose and Saree Oe Pieoas !Evangeline Chapter 28 ‘Neal Street Phone 779 {initiates Four Members . . Hours: 10. to 12 A. M, 2 to'5 P. M. ow ee + . : : a f Evangeline Chapter, O. E.S.,!'€¢ Evenings by Appointment eee Settnd Bo ; ; : Tuesday, initiated four members into ‘ aA, the order. They were Mr. and Mrs. *{ Harold Gleason, Mrs. Clark McGinMr. Gleason associate patron. Two of A ; mitjiess, and Lloyd Vincent Smith, the & be . Summer i 1S lways tj latter of Alleghany. u Sto a Pleasan: ' ml An unusual feature of the cere. eine mony was the initiation of Harold } Season r Gleason by his parents, Mrs. E. P. Mil K : 4 Gleason being worthy matron, and young Gleason’s sisters were initiat. ae SHOP unten — Se a aad bake ste ste ste ate Py 4 a Dx Six Days-----June 8 to June ‘ 14, Inclusive . i. Fruits -Vegetables -FIRM RIPE Tomatoes . . A lbs. 19¢ $ aes et adi, 4 Watermelons — Ib. 13c Extra sweet-Black Seeded Klondike Mellons. lresh Cars arriving Daily-Shipped direct from the fields of L} Pts. 19¢ Qts. 32¢ $ Miss Ardea Jordan, Grand Electra ot 1 mae : the state of Nevada, was present. ReVINEGAR, Gallon 15¢ the finest growers—EVERYONE GUANANTEED! : freshments were served. PURE CIDER—IN BULK HERE d ie — wards’ Dependa e Camptonville Man CATSUP, 14 oz. Botile 10¢ Ed p . Weds Downieville Girl MONITOR OR OUR CHOICE C O F F E. E. 3 rence E, Turner, of this place, and $ ie wet Te MAXIMUM BRAND CREAMS ed into the order several months REAL SUBSTITUTE, ago, and were present. With the intiation of Lloyd Smith, the last member of Mrs. N. R. Stevens family are ( members of the order, and she was . . SALAD DRESSING HOME STYLE A MEMBER OF THE BEST FOODS FAMILY PACKED IN USEFUL MASON JARS filled .with pride and happiness. Cards, dancing and refreshments were planned for \he evening of Tuesday, June 19, when the chap-: ter celebrates its 61st anniversary. It was decided to invite the Masons and one guest each for the evening. 12 Tall Cans “st ? a ae ( “ae Packed and properly Blended t A "PAPER NAPKINS, Pksge Src cttw monet, deo ot ASSORTED COLORS 1-Ib. can 21¢ 2-lb. can 53e 4 oz. pk Be =. bey Z Fresh AIRWAY Coffee Delivered to our store and fresh ground to o-der Porch and Lawn : # : i . Furniture a ville, were married Sunday at Reno. Although the young couple have j been going together for quite some time, the wedding came as a surprise to their many friends. The bride is the daughter of: Mr. . and Mrs. John H. Schofield, a prominent Downieville family. She spent most of her life at the Sierran county eat where she completed high school. The groom is the son of: Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Turner, well known residents of this place. He is employed by the Grant and Heether Lumber CAMPTONVILLE, June’ 6. Law. Miss Dorothy Schofield, of shea \ i 5 , ee a rea fi SWINGS—$15.75 to $32.50 FOLDING CHAIRS—$1.95 to $4.50 GRASS RUGS—$2.25 to $4.00 -PUREK, rorevin musasen © PA-lb. pkg. 200 3 Ibs. Bbc « BROWN DERBY BEER 514, Per Cent 11 -0z, Bottles For C PLUS DEPOSIT : . and their many friends extend them . SUGAR PURE SANE. ail = ie $4.64 hearty neuen HONEY DEW 10 lbs. AGc To Hold Fond Sale ae . pence SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR =. 25¢ BAKING POWDER : Ape oH Mountain ck bs F, LARGE PACKAGE CALUMET DOUBLE ACTING V., Auxiliary, is giving its first food ; Sale next Saturday, June 9, in front _— — Lb. TIN 24¢ of the Alpha Store. Plenty of good . . 1, 2 Bars .. will start at $10:30 STOKLEY’S GOLDEN WAX No. 2 Can RIPE OLIVES — aI At a meeting of the Auxiliary to. FLOUR Alpha Stores, Ltd. ' Nevada City, California BROAD STREET PHONE 5 deen eee eG Gi ie ie eee) SE ET CEE ET Company at Mill Creek. The young couple will make their home -here 9 O C night, a candidate is to be Lsaswe a ee F oe ee pores ss 3 oS the SHORTENING SAFEWAY-ALL PURPOSE FAMILY FLOUR— “TGn Cc oo esas ack SWIFT's JEWEL—A STRICTLY HIGH GRADE SOLD ON A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ee TONARGH ES 96. Be Oe Moines ginpan —-— gxe:«49-Ib. sack . $I 47 1 Rose were chosen as delegates to at8 Ounce Bottle . antannsaesesnasesenecrseraastins sees tstredenasesnccseceoseusanssend 'tend the convention in San Diego oe anata ere gaLesicosannpcegomc S. & W. SLICED BEETS_ 5 June 24, JAM, 38 oz. Jar 29c JELLWELL, Gelatin Desert 3 Pkgs. ]4c ; a l C Miss Sylvia Moody rs ag sire i33 PURE FRUIT FLAVORS ALTA COFFEE— $] 00 Heads Campfire Girls _ 3 CRACKERS, N.B.C.Sodas 9 Ib. pkg. 99c er e ine relent minting 26 ths iin TAMALES. 2 for 17¢ ALL GOLD ASPARAGUS — y) Sc organized Camp Fire Girls, Miss Syl. ay oe COCOA, 14 Pound Package 10¢ ; via Moody was elected president and . TRY HERSHEYS FOR A QUICK SUMMER MEAL ee fees . Mi Miss Madce Pianessi: vice preatdent. BONELESS CHICKEN SPECIAL TOILET SOAP— Bc fie men TUNA FISH, No.4 Cane CORNED BEEF, Libby's No, 1 Can” The Ba aS REISE Se Se OD Ola ea a neg ee \ The picnic, which was planned for Z ¢ MONARCH SWEET POTATO— Wednesday, is to be held next Wea-! waite star TOMATO SAUCE, 8 oz cans oe Cans: 27c by 15c nesday at Lake Olympia. Chicken of the Sea DEL MONTE co nig ge SOAP ; 10 Bars 19¢ PEAS, Cheritan Brand No. 2 cans Ea. 10 SUNNY MONDAY ‘Fifteen Cub Scouts with their — SOUP, Van Camps Tomato Can 5c Phone 1 Free Delivery [§. !e#der Mr. Merriam, enjoyed a splen. ment eee FILLS THE PLACE FOR A QUICK MEAL j did meeting Wednesday evening. The eS 4 3 boys are earnestly Working in a cona ¢ ‘ : . See fees a + orga peste ites aN Bese iticciit gece es i = s a a % i OS RTT. & ecaceicinaiaieia Seeeteene Be heii i

SL” alanine dealin deat eeiiitinesntn ae z "AGE EIGHT = »___ THE NEVADA CITY-NUGGET FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934 __ RY FAY continuously with his family ever . PME TTR PELL a Gt ie tn ta Yat td et TT Te . sel and Gretchen, by the second FOR CONSTABLE 6 : ‘: . : a RY a since. 3 5 . grade; Princess and Swineherd, third Bill, —Ae is known by the resi> ; V D: N S =. grade; Three Little Pigs, by -the ened Ag . eee ee ee . tittn grade. WILLIAM C. JEFFERY iF Rf ie rounding territory, has—had consid. Fugsgue iat eM UU Mn et eae eur Ut ent eee ee TS Little Erik Anderson was outni lidacy for 4 ae ‘raDdle police’ expertenc auring ‘the Ponem ah Council to test for credits to be counted on standing in his two songs sung with= nes ie fear ie her i: ne ty Town nt; avenoe \ See a ist several years. For 11 years he : their uniforms. Mrs. Carl Tobiassen . out music. There were a number of onstable, o .; William, C. Jeffer as announced . . Pee ee erformed the duties of Hold Adoption Ceremony See , Cut Sak ae : : : oe yes _. {ship at the Primary Election, August , Ty “that he will’be a ndid athe DETIOT! i { treated the Cub Scouts ang. Scout] other numbers and they were also Xv office of*Constable, of Nevada Tow: Cae ee ecitewmen of At al meeting of Ponemah. Coun-. ™@ster to ice cream at the close of . greatly enjoyed. . aes : : ; ice ° wm . Nevada Cit having hee n reappoint: the meeting The thirgd graders picnic sp SOF ‘ Ship atthe coming election. os us sp cil, Degree’ of Pocahontas, recently, . : i = oe ene ? mae Mr. Jeffery has been Gusti ee eee ye se J ed by the P. T. A., for best attend. *# shoseofeestesestertetecestete eet . b las { n Ider O01 ious Boards f Cit Trustees fian election of officers was held. Pre. ce = ae : 1B. 3 ye tee Clty for over 46 Foire Be ‘ es Oo : City : 0 ( S . Mrs. Talbot Will ance of mothers at monthty meetxf x : oe ee : Nevad ity. te “Nas diso Deen @ yious to the nomination and election . ° ings, was postponed ‘until the first ‘ Se ‘ was married here and as lived here . . .“ ee a ' Entertain Music Pupils r oaks ee 4 + = leputy sheri for eig yeats, 8D" . of chief, a speecn was made by Past . 4 2 week of school next term. * z j cay ESE arent Maes Atay : sinted yy Sher G ge R Carter } . a) ; P i ; Wherertesestertoatectestenteateatestecteotsstestestest seatestestestest cine = os +i oe = — ‘! Great Pocahontas, Jennie Crase, of Mrs. Lyda Talbot is-to entertain o—* 4 : ¢ eae ate ele nls ote ohe ele ahe ofeets te ote ote ots % ft feat : id, « ing hb he ice a fs, bier. Grass Valley, who has just returned . her entire music class at a party SatSTORK BRINGS BOY : + Ati “ . eo = a Ore Wren THe tom a visit to cothells fu the south. urday afternoon. A happy time is eset % : : > rac ive ew. oe ste ern part of the state. looked forward to by the youngsters.; BORN—June 5, 1934, at the Ne: tre : Fo years prior to his incumThe council is planning to hold an Last Saturday~the class met for. Vada City Sanitarium, to Mr. «and > p * B WASH FROCKS; Bee gam : oe ee eS . aantion ceremony Monday, Jun@. the taking of their pictures in their} Mrs. Jack Scoble, a son, John . Glenn, % z ko na lice fficer ete sffery fas re ¢ » rej ine ; ~ be of 3 : be an ae e office ees Jeff 0 wen a der directicn of Pocahontas . May Day costumes and also enjoyed . Weighing eight pounds. \ * % me $1.98, $2.98, $ $3.98 : plo} in US WILT ee vada Blanche Williams and District Dep-. an hour of games. . % * : ; = tHe Prepared ‘for ales e Days # . te = = 1, . 8tY Lenore Coughlin. Be ee SINKING IN ANCHO-ERIE iz Fresh, Cheerful Prints : % Mr. Jeffery believes that he is we Se ‘ ——— Oe z . The chiefs selected were: Prophan : ! . % F SIZES = Clever New VAN RAALTE . qualified for the office of constable! ie Fete: baka I Father's Night : Sinking has begun on a 100foot . ¥ ALL SIZ + % Gloves #166 ee eee ere RE TE: etess, Blanche Williams; Pocahontas, Peoorar Much Enis d lift below the No. 3 level in the Aney x te x s wi. Aan) niv .doecaus his Kn¢ eas! a i Tee a Ann 473 : a BS =. of police duties and methods of pro . Jones; Fowneren, Shares Nov, Joye cho-Erie mine. The work is going + : ~ oS =] s = ~ sar: — ee ss i * COTTON FORMALS—82.98, + . ve of his familiar. (RCeper Of Records, Elia Hecker; . forward in the footwall of the ore} You'll want 3 or 4 at this : ; cedure, but because of his familiarCollector of Wampum, Bessie Ponti Mrs. Mabie FP lint, of the Washingt : g 3 4 Pores : ec Y . Ss “J°. $3.98 * ity With the people and conditions in celll: Keeper of Wampum, Rachel ton _srammar school deserves much . Me : [ price ‘ a a pases serine Re <s ce $ pe ’ ee, \% % ORGANDY FORMALS at BIG % . Nevada county. Penrose; Musician, Frances Hiler-. °'C4it for the hard work of preparing . . 4 fs + , : & + . SS ee ee Se : ee a SRO OA “WOndert . 3 + REDUCTIONS + . : * man; and Trustees, Lenore Coughlin, . " esi ul and clever pro. Me * : fee he . Fred Morgan, deputy county ass-i.. = ¢ Gatel ee .}&Tam as was given. Wednesday eve* LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS * . Sete ; Val : Edith Flynn, and Nettie Gilderi € se = 2 peri ee rina te abi + ssor for a ley, is pice paces n 2% ova nul garets house of. parents, Banner Mt. Post Auxiliary iz % « We JATTIO} alk Es * . dangerously ill. is many friends * s visitors an children j a % Ve Ed : sas % . pee! as ee aa In the re-election of the Keeper of 3 in Honor of, In front of Alpha Hardware Store ‘Zz ho e& r oe Silk Gowns—Slips %* . are extremely anxious concerning his Records, Miss Elma Hecker, will Father’s Night, which was sponsored . + * ie eg tecords, Miss ) A t : IPD: a <¢% Dance Sets % . condition. tart on her'lith term or 11 years wage” Oe Pe SATURDAY, JUNE © 10:30 a. m. 3 Cit * , me Start on her = i E years as* Z 3 % ley lity * te ? oe a : : ‘ Among. the principal numbers on — Pine & Commercial Nevada C vy = 1a D> <eeper of records for the Council. a See : . s ae te 3 z Hi. H. Parsons, M. D. Sache 0. ees the program were the playlets, Han-. NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYs! . Lagesfenfesgesfeofesfefesteateoteoecteofeofeateateotestesterfeatesteoteteal _*. General Surgery, Eye, Ear, Nose and Saree Oe Pieoas !Evangeline Chapter 28 ‘Neal Street Phone 779 {initiates Four Members . . Hours: 10. to 12 A. M, 2 to'5 P. M. ow ee + . : : a f Evangeline Chapter, O. E.S.,!'€¢ Evenings by Appointment eee Settnd Bo ; ; : Tuesday, initiated four members into ‘ aA, the order. They were Mr. and Mrs. *{ Harold Gleason, Mrs. Clark McGinMr. Gleason associate patron. Two of A ; mitjiess, and Lloyd Vincent Smith, the & be . Summer i 1S lways tj latter of Alleghany. u Sto a Pleasan: ' ml An unusual feature of the cere. eine mony was the initiation of Harold } Season r Gleason by his parents, Mrs. E. P. Mil K : 4 Gleason being worthy matron, and young Gleason’s sisters were initiat. ae SHOP unten — Se a aad bake ste ste ste ate Py 4 a Dx Six Days-----June 8 to June ‘ 14, Inclusive . i. Fruits -Vegetables -FIRM RIPE Tomatoes . . A lbs. 19¢ $ aes et adi, 4 Watermelons — Ib. 13c Extra sweet-Black Seeded Klondike Mellons. lresh Cars arriving Daily-Shipped direct from the fields of L} Pts. 19¢ Qts. 32¢ $ Miss Ardea Jordan, Grand Electra ot 1 mae : the state of Nevada, was present. ReVINEGAR, Gallon 15¢ the finest growers—EVERYONE GUANANTEED! : freshments were served. PURE CIDER—IN BULK HERE

d ie — wards’ Dependa e Camptonville Man CATSUP, 14 oz. Botile 10¢ Ed p . Weds Downieville Girl MONITOR OR OUR CHOICE C O F F E. E. 3 rence E, Turner, of this place, and $ ie wet Te MAXIMUM BRAND CREAMS ed into the order several months REAL SUBSTITUTE, ago, and were present. With the intiation of Lloyd Smith, the last member of Mrs. N. R. Stevens family are ( members of the order, and she was . . SALAD DRESSING HOME STYLE A MEMBER OF THE BEST FOODS FAMILY PACKED IN USEFUL MASON JARS filled .with pride and happiness. Cards, dancing and refreshments were planned for \he evening of Tuesday, June 19, when the chap-: ter celebrates its 61st anniversary. It was decided to invite the Masons and one guest each for the evening. 12 Tall Cans “st ? a ae ( “ae Packed and properly Blended t A "PAPER NAPKINS, Pksge Src cttw monet, deo ot ASSORTED COLORS 1-Ib. can 21¢ 2-lb. can 53e 4 oz. pk Be =. bey Z Fresh AIRWAY Coffee Delivered to our store and fresh ground to o-der Porch and Lawn : # : i . Furniture a ville, were married Sunday at Reno. Although the young couple have j been going together for quite some time, the wedding came as a surprise to their many friends. The bride is the daughter of: Mr. . and Mrs. John H. Schofield, a prominent Downieville family. She spent most of her life at the Sierran county eat where she completed high school. The groom is the son of: Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Turner, well known residents of this place. He is employed by the Grant and Heether Lumber CAMPTONVILLE, June’ 6. Law. Miss Dorothy Schofield, of shea \ i 5 , ee a rea fi SWINGS—$15.75 to $32.50 FOLDING CHAIRS—$1.95 to $4.50 GRASS RUGS—$2.25 to $4.00 -PUREK, rorevin musasen © PA-lb. pkg. 200 3 Ibs. Bbc « BROWN DERBY BEER 514, Per Cent 11 -0z, Bottles For C PLUS DEPOSIT : . and their many friends extend them . SUGAR PURE SANE. ail = ie $4.64 hearty neuen HONEY DEW 10 lbs. AGc To Hold Fond Sale ae . pence SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR =. 25¢ BAKING POWDER : Ape oH Mountain ck bs F, LARGE PACKAGE CALUMET DOUBLE ACTING V., Auxiliary, is giving its first food ; Sale next Saturday, June 9, in front _— — Lb. TIN 24¢ of the Alpha Store. Plenty of good . . 1, 2 Bars .... will start at $10:30 STOKLEY’S GOLDEN WAX No. 2 Can RIPE OLIVES — aI At a meeting of the Auxiliary to. FLOUR Alpha Stores, Ltd. ' Nevada City, California BROAD STREET PHONE 5 deen eee eG Gi ie ie eee) SE ET CEE ET Company at Mill Creek. The young couple will make their home -here 9 O C night, a candidate is to be Lsaswe a ee F oe ee pores ss 3 oS the SHORTENING SAFEWAY-ALL PURPOSE FAMILY FLOUR— “TGn Cc oo esas ack SWIFT's JEWEL—A STRICTLY HIGH GRADE SOLD ON A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ee TONARGH ES 96. Be Oe Moines ginpan —-— gxe:«49-Ib. sack . $I 47 1 Rose were chosen as delegates to at8 Ounce Bottle . antannsaesesnasesenecrseraastins sees tstredenasesnccseceoseusanssend 'tend the convention in San Diego oe anata ere gaLesicosannpcegomc S. & W. SLICED BEETS_ 5 June 24, JAM, 38 oz. Jar 29c JELLWELL, Gelatin Desert 3 Pkgs. ]4c ; a l C Miss Sylvia Moody rs ag sire i33 PURE FRUIT FLAVORS ALTA COFFEE— $] 00 Heads Campfire Girls _ 3 CRACKERS, N.B.C.Sodas 9 Ib. pkg. 99c er e ine relent minting 26 ths iin TAMALES. 2 for 17¢ ALL GOLD ASPARAGUS — y) Sc organized Camp Fire Girls, Miss Syl. ay oe COCOA, 14 Pound Package 10¢ ; via Moody was elected president and . TRY HERSHEYS FOR A QUICK SUMMER MEAL ee fees . Mi Miss Madce Pianessi: vice preatdent. BONELESS CHICKEN SPECIAL TOILET SOAP— Bc fie men TUNA FISH, No.4 Cane CORNED BEEF, Libby's No, 1 Can” The Ba aS REISE Se Se OD Ola ea a neg ee \ The picnic, which was planned for Z ¢ MONARCH SWEET POTATO— Wednesday, is to be held next Wea-! waite star TOMATO SAUCE, 8 oz cans oe Cans: 27c by 15c nesday at Lake Olympia. Chicken of the Sea DEL MONTE co nig ge SOAP ; 10 Bars 19¢ PEAS, Cheritan Brand No. 2 cans Ea. 10 SUNNY MONDAY ‘Fifteen Cub Scouts with their — SOUP, Van Camps Tomato Can 5c Phone 1 Free Delivery [§. !e#der Mr. Merriam, enjoyed a splen. ment eee FILLS THE PLACE FOR A QUICK MEAL j did meeting Wednesday evening. The eS 4 3 boys are earnestly Working in a cona ¢ ‘ : . See fees a + orga peste ites aN Bese iticciit gece es i = s a a % i OS RTT. & ecaceicinaiaieia Seeeteene Be heii i