June 9, 1930 (8 pages)

ies . they will make their home in the future. ee Mrs. Gilbert W. ‘Gildersleeve of Oakland and Mrs. Maurice Kennedy of Stockton are the’ guests of Mr. }Dick Landrith is confined to his tyme with a sever cold -that threatand Mrs. George W. Gildersleeve. John Eddy, George Duffy and J. D. Stewart were among the Masons from Placer county who attended the ————————————— arenas THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA aoe Roll the glasses to spread the paraffin on the sides. This amount will fill five ordinary jelly glasses. . One may prepare jelly at any sea. gon. With fruit juice and pectin any : “an enemy is: the best teacher of He ‘ kind of jelly may be prepared in-a . the glorious art of forgiveness. you will be foelish if you do not avail yourself of teaches for nothing, and the privilege of learning.” few moments, using, canned fruit. hed an attack of pneumonia. "Mrs. William Gracey and~ little "pn, Billy, left for Pittsburgh, Pa., “here they will visit . with Mrs. t sracey’s mother. : : Mrs. Oscar Nelson and family spent the week-end holidays with Mr. Nel‘on at their home, returning to Auyurn on Sunday. j Miss Alice Harry and her mother, Mrs. William Harry, returned = to their home at Nevada City, where ‘they will spend the summer. "Judge H. B. Neville and H. S. Tibbey, former editor of the Mountain ‘Messenger, came to Nevada City to attend the funeral of A. A. Wil“loughby. : ©. R. McCellan has returned home, ‘after spending the past two weeks on the coast for for the benefit of his health. Dr. Beatrice Burg of Oakland / spent the weék-end as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Breese. ——-Mrs. Clarence-King and little son arrived recently from San Francisco on an extended visit to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs. George Lessleyong are spending a week at Carson Hot q F f will improve the health of Mr. Lessleyong. -<Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran have moved to a cottage on the LaWilloughby funeral Tuesday. decorate buried at their old home. rived last night from New Rochelle, N. Y., on a visit to mother. Springs where it is hoped the baths ; Mr. and Mrs. P: H. Gordon went o Carson City on Decoration Day to the graves of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searles, Jr., arMr. Searls’ James. B. Young## who had been recovering from an illness of several weeks, suffered a relapse recently , and is reported as quite il at his . home on Coyote street. . The family of Mr. Q. P. Harris spent. the week-end holidays at their home here with Mr. Harris; Quinton Harris Sacramento.last week. Frank Wood returned from Berkeley where he attended the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Frank M. Wood. He left Tuesday for fhe Siberia mine where he .is employed. 0. If you can tell the difference between the sound of a cicada and the sound of a rattlesnake, you know considerable about nature. : * Making It Useful Mr. Newgilt—How’ll you have your new pearls; in a necklace or a dog collar? 3 His Wife—I think-a dog collar’s the best. It’s so handy to tuck a napkin in when we’re dining out. ‘rue place, near Town Talk, where was a member of the grad-; wating class of the Junior College at! SOUPS AND OTHER DISHES A GOOD soup is always a welcome dish. The following are good and worth keeping in your card index or recipe book: Corn Bisque. Drain a can of corn and chop fine. Simmer for half an hour in one quart of salted water. Add a, teaspoonful of sugar, two tablespoonfuls of flour mixed with two tablespoonfuls of butter and pour over the soup. Stir until well blended, then add gradually one pint of milk. Just before serving add and pepper and pour slowly over two well beaten eggs. Mock Bisque. Scald four cupfuls of milk to which . three-fourths cupfuls of bread crumbs have been stirred, one-half an onion stuck with six cloves, a sprig of parsley and a bit of bay leaf. Take out the seasonings and rub through a sieve. Add two teaspoonfuls of sugar, two cupfuls of canned tomatoes and cook for-fifteen-minutes. Add one-third of a teaspoonful of soda and rub through the sieve. Reheat the milk, add the tomatoes stirring gently, then one-third of a cupful of butter, onehalf teaspoonful of salt and pepper to season. Serve with croutons. Here is something new: Honey Jelly. Take three-fourths of a cupful of water, two and one-half cupfuls of honey, stir and bring to a boil. At once add one-half cupful of pectin, stirring constantly; bring to a rolling boil and remove from the fire. Skim and pour quickly into glasses, cover while het with naraffin, Cover with.a 1 OLE ner RG, oi BEA ROA AB Oh A SINR cP Rats 2 Ss SK ~. INSTANT does save each week.. : If you would exchange 4 to 6 hours each week for ROT > OperatedM WATER 4 to 6 hours eriginal gas attack to the German army, is the natural habitat of the i cheesefly. tion of natural gas forced the closing of the cheese mines, the cheesefly is the only inhabitant of the district, an existence made possible by the special. ly developed gas mask growing on nia . beak. The bird is becoming rather ‘ (®@, 1930, Western Newspaper Union.) o———_— Nutty NATURAL HISTORY + BY HUGH HUTTON + 7 THREE-TOED CHEESEFLY . HE Limburger Mountains of Wurttembarg, . which suggested the Ever since the accumula. . % rare and the last expedition of ski % \ : ¥P. egret eee E TERETE eT per hunters from Stuttgart mentioned thieker layer when the jelly is cold. . $9 44OA ESF SETEEES SEES E ESSERE SST EES STITT ESET ESE, RADIO BUYERS DEMAND REALITY—In reproduction and tone ° _BEAUTY—In cabinet work and appointments VALUE—In materials, design and workmanship KENNEDY—Has these features best developed Price-—$1.15.00 without tubes—$1 37.50 éotrigllete You may puruchase these machines on easy monthly installments : Call and look them over AUPHAHARDWARE& SUPPLY CO £ Nevada City, California » 4 cr 4 —ip . is I seeing only two or three pairs. An almond kernel and walnut form the head and body of this.hardy. creature. Split navy beans are used for ! eyes and wings, the uselessness of the 4% latter preventing it from migrating from the desolate spot. The legs and feet are cloves fastened to a wad of sealing wax, and the gas mask is a section of softened macaroni pushed over the beak. _—_ s0--—-* KINDLY FEELING teen Reem em Aaa * etn . nN n Boarder—Mrs. Stewdprune, 1 found a mouse in the milk this morning. Mrs. Stewdprune—Oh, the poor's. . withdrawn th H. W. Robinson, Pres. \ \ THE ADVANTAGE OF 6 PER CENT SAVING Did yo uever stop o figure how fast money will grow when put out at 6 per cent interest, compounded semi annually? It will double in Start saving with your own local Associaion and at the ‘same time improve your home community. Our Pass Book Savings acto deposits at low at $1.00, an Come in and talk it over. State\Supervised. NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION \ thing! Was it dead? about 12 years. . Building and Loan help to build and unts may be started with d can be added to and BN e same as Savings Bank accounts. H. B. Dow, Sec. and Mgr. 208 Main; Nevada City 138 Auburn, Grass Valley Heater than with the old fashioned method of waitsunlit hours of freedom— _— ing for water to heat. If you would have plenty ~ And once you install the _ of hot water at the turn of excellent service, there’s = a faucet— never any delay or bother \ Then ‘accept this. auto’ about having an abundant ag matic hot water service. supply of hot water — day : . ; K It is the same instant hot _ and night. \ om * water ‘service that Plenty of hot waEASIER SS St Boe hotel 2 HOUSEWORK \ men like’in fine hotels ter, at the turn of a Tune in on KGO or \ —for bathing and faucet, does save time KPO a 1090 am ant i : [. : every Wednesday. X shaving. It is brought by quickly dissolving Hear Helen Web \ : . Auto; ster, popular home ~ 0 Ses by the Au dirt and grease. science authority. : \ matic Gas Water 3 : Tested recipes — —\ Heater. Because of its For full details © pracical hints on A \ Me es . >. easier housekeeping FZ é \ insulated tank and about having an Au — delightful music eficiency, the cost is tomatic Gas Water @s entertainment Heater, telephone or call at our office—or @ An Automatic Heater. a ealer’s store. AND ELECTRIC COMPANY \ Cheques. you let us supply you ~ UNDER ONE ROOF Our patrons are acquainted with the various services offered under the roof of this bank. At this time we wish to call special , attention to one of them, American to protect and insure your free, successful vacation. BANK OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA Express Travelers We wish to suggest, if you are planning a vacation trip, that with these ‘Travelers Cheques in order travel funds and assure a worry= 4 —— = ee eee f MPICINAL DEE xO ND POE,

ies . they will make their home in the future. ee Mrs. Gilbert W. ‘Gildersleeve of Oakland and Mrs. Maurice Kennedy of Stockton are the’ guests of Mr. }Dick Landrith is confined to his tyme with a sever cold -that threatand Mrs. George W. Gildersleeve. John Eddy, George Duffy and J. D. Stewart were among the Masons from Placer county who attended the ————————————— arenas THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA aoe Roll the glasses to spread the paraffin on the sides. This amount will fill five ordinary jelly glasses. . One may prepare jelly at any sea. gon. With fruit juice and pectin any : “an enemy is: the best teacher of He ‘ kind of jelly may be prepared in-a . the glorious art of forgiveness. you will be foelish if you do not avail yourself of teaches for nothing, and the privilege of learning.” few moments, using, canned fruit. hed an attack of pneumonia. "Mrs. William Gracey and~ little "pn, Billy, left for Pittsburgh, Pa., “here they will visit . with Mrs. t sracey’s mother. : : Mrs. Oscar Nelson and family spent the week-end holidays with Mr. Nel‘on at their home, returning to Auyurn on Sunday. j Miss Alice Harry and her mother, Mrs. William Harry, returned = to their home at Nevada City, where ‘they will spend the summer. "Judge H. B. Neville and H. S. Tibbey, former editor of the Mountain ‘Messenger, came to Nevada City to attend the funeral of A. A. Wil“loughby. : ©. R. McCellan has returned home, ‘after spending the past two weeks on the coast for for the benefit of his health. Dr. Beatrice Burg of Oakland / spent the weék-end as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Breese. ——-Mrs. Clarence-King and little son arrived recently from San Francisco on an extended visit to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs. George Lessleyong are spending a week at Carson Hot q F f will improve the health of Mr. Lessleyong. -<Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran have moved to a cottage on the LaWilloughby funeral Tuesday. decorate buried at their old home. rived last night from New Rochelle, N. Y., on a visit to mother. Springs where it is hoped the baths ; Mr. and Mrs. P: H. Gordon went o Carson City on Decoration Day to the graves of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searles, Jr., arMr. Searls’ James. B. Young## who had been recovering from an illness of several weeks, suffered a relapse recently , and is reported as quite il at his . home on Coyote street. . The family of Mr. Q. P. Harris spent. the week-end holidays at their home here with Mr. Harris; Quinton Harris Sacramento.last week. Frank Wood returned from Berkeley where he attended the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Frank M. Wood. He left Tuesday for fhe Siberia mine where he .is employed. 0. If you can tell the difference between the sound of a cicada and the sound of a rattlesnake, you know considerable about nature. : * Making It Useful Mr. Newgilt—How’ll you have your new pearls; in a necklace or a dog collar? 3 His Wife—I think-a dog collar’s the best. It’s so handy to tuck a napkin in when we’re dining out. ‘rue place, near Town Talk, where was a member of the grad-; wating class of the Junior College at! SOUPS AND OTHER DISHES A GOOD soup is always a welcome dish. The following are good and worth keeping in your card index or recipe book: Corn Bisque. Drain a can of corn and chop fine. Simmer for half an hour in one quart of salted water. Add a, teaspoonful of sugar, two tablespoonfuls of flour mixed with two tablespoonfuls of butter and pour over the soup. Stir until well blended, then add gradually one pint of milk. Just before serving add and pepper and pour slowly over two well beaten eggs. Mock Bisque. Scald four cupfuls of milk to which . three-fourths cupfuls of bread crumbs have been stirred, one-half an onion stuck with six cloves, a sprig of parsley and a bit of bay leaf. Take out the seasonings and rub through a sieve. Add two teaspoonfuls of sugar, two cupfuls of canned tomatoes and cook for-fifteen-minutes. Add one-third of a teaspoonful of soda and rub through the sieve. Reheat the milk, add the tomatoes stirring gently, then one-third of a cupful of butter, onehalf teaspoonful of salt and pepper to season. Serve with croutons. Here is something new: Honey Jelly. Take three-fourths of a cupful of water, two and one-half cupfuls of honey, stir and bring to a boil. At once add one-half cupful of pectin, stirring constantly; bring to a rolling boil and remove from the fire. Skim and pour quickly into glasses, cover while het with naraffin, Cover with.a 1 OLE ner RG, oi BEA ROA AB Oh A SINR cP Rats 2 Ss SK ~. INSTANT

does save each week... : If you would exchange 4 to 6 hours each week for ROT > OperatedM WATER 4 to 6 hours eriginal gas attack to the German army, is the natural habitat of the i cheesefly. tion of natural gas forced the closing of the cheese mines, the cheesefly is the only inhabitant of the district, an existence made possible by the special. ly developed gas mask growing on nia . beak. The bird is becoming rather ‘ (®@, 1930, Western Newspaper Union.) o———_— Nutty NATURAL HISTORY + BY HUGH HUTTON + 7 THREE-TOED CHEESEFLY . HE Limburger Mountains of Wurttembarg, . which suggested the Ever since the accumula. . % rare and the last expedition of ski % \ : ¥P. egret eee E TERETE eT per hunters from Stuttgart mentioned thieker layer when the jelly is cold. . $9 44OA ESF SETEEES SEES E ESSERE SST EES STITT ESET ESE, RADIO BUYERS DEMAND REALITY—In reproduction and tone ° _BEAUTY—In cabinet work and appointments VALUE—In materials, design and workmanship KENNEDY—Has these features best developed Price-—$1.15.00 without tubes—$1 37.50 éotrigllete You may puruchase these machines on easy monthly installments : Call and look them over AUPHAHARDWARE& SUPPLY CO £ Nevada City, California » 4 cr 4 —ip . is I seeing only two or three pairs. An almond kernel and walnut form the head and body of this.hardy. creature. Split navy beans are used for ! eyes and wings, the uselessness of the 4% latter preventing it from migrating from the desolate spot. The legs and feet are cloves fastened to a wad of sealing wax, and the gas mask is a section of softened macaroni pushed over the beak. _—_ s0--—-* KINDLY FEELING teen Reem em Aaa * etn . nN n Boarder—Mrs. Stewdprune, 1 found a mouse in the milk this morning. Mrs. Stewdprune—Oh, the poor's. . withdrawn th H. W. Robinson, Pres. \ \ THE ADVANTAGE OF 6 PER CENT SAVING Did yo uever stop o figure how fast money will grow when put out at 6 per cent interest, compounded semi annually? It will double in Start saving with your own local Associaion and at the ‘same time improve your home community. Our Pass Book Savings acto deposits at low at $1.00, an Come in and talk it over. State\Supervised. NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION \ thing! Was it dead? about 12 years. . Building and Loan help to build and unts may be started with d can be added to and BN e same as Savings Bank accounts. H. B. Dow, Sec. and Mgr. 208 Main; Nevada City 138 Auburn, Grass Valley Heater than with the old fashioned method of waitsunlit hours of freedom— _— ing for water to heat. If you would have plenty ~ And once you install the _ of hot water at the turn of excellent service, there’s = a faucet— never any delay or bother \ Then ‘accept this. auto’ about having an abundant ag matic hot water service. supply of hot water — day : . ; K It is the same instant hot _ and night. \ om * water ‘service that Plenty of hot waEASIER SS St Boe hotel 2 HOUSEWORK \ men like’in fine hotels ter, at the turn of a Tune in on KGO or \ —for bathing and faucet, does save time KPO a 1090 am ant i : [. : every Wednesday. X shaving. It is brought by quickly dissolving Hear Helen Web \ : . Auto; ster, popular home ~ 0 Ses by the Au dirt and grease. science authority. : \ matic Gas Water 3 : Tested recipes — —\ Heater. Because of its For full details © pracical hints on A \ Me es . >. easier housekeeping FZ é \ insulated tank and about having an Au — delightful music eficiency, the cost is tomatic Gas Water @s entertainment Heater, telephone or call at our office—or @ An Automatic Heater. a ealer’s store. AND ELECTRIC COMPANY \ Cheques. you let us supply you ~ UNDER ONE ROOF Our patrons are acquainted with the various services offered under the roof of this bank. At this time we wish to call special , attention to one of them, American to protect and insure your free, successful vacation. BANK OF AMERICA OF CALIFORNIA Express Travelers We wish to suggest, if you are planning a vacation trip, that with these ‘Travelers Cheques in order travel funds and assure a worry= 4 —— = ee eee f MPICINAL DEE xO ND POE,