March 11, 1935 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET: SOCIAL EVENTS * “wuz: Younger Set Civic Club Will Joan Grant's Guests Meet Tonight. Joan . Club will hold its regular was An interesting feature of Grant’s party Friday evening, the airplane favors at the refreshment table. The airplanes were made of sticks of chewing gum ‘with a lifegaver across the top. Under the life-+ Cds ns Mrs: (A.D. savers was a number which indicat-. S"°Ft talk on her experiences in ed one’s~partner and also a stunt . 7'!sapor where she lived for sevthat had too be. performed by the{°'!' Yee's. guest. These stunts caused much merriment during the supper hour. Guests of the i Bennett, “NEW DRUG STORE were: evening Ruth Curnow, Mamie Fradf elizio, Audrey Davis, Claris pe necee FOR VADA . Mary Warneke, Amy Lou McCraney, Peggy Beitles, Vernie Deschwanden, . Bill Bennetts, Elliett, Don Jones, Car! Merrelle Coul Widaut Marl the . Phoenix Drug Store in Grass Valley, jonhara, proprietor of Arthur Tobiassen, Widauf, “thas leased the store rooni’ in the Tom ter, Allan ’!. Bank, of America building in this Sale Ce, ves ick Marriott, Bob To-. . is Dick ens, Dick Marriott, Bob To city, and expects to open a first class biass Lb robert Grant drug store there about April 1. oe beautiful tiled front. will be installMrs. Leland Smith ad Hostess Farewell Party shelving, will ‘be contractors. and interior and other constructed by equipment local A group: of ladies, wives of Tahoe Bonham has had much experience 11 National Forest service officials,.enithe drug business and is: rated one tertained Mrs. Randall McCain. at ajof the $4 sstul business men of farewell. parity at the home of Mrs. Nevada County. “Leland Smith Saturday evening. A happy time was spent in playing bridge with prizes going to Mrs. G. FORD OUTPUT IN R. Schrader, first; and Miss ElizaTh beth Nelson, second. A small gift was ER ST UARTER to Mrs. McCain ,by her i presented friends. ry, Thos: asen. for the happy oc. , EA CEEDS ORDERS easion were: Miss Edith Nelson, Mescon patentee dames Randall McCain, R. Gold-. forq's March production schedule, smith, R. L. P. Bigelow, Frank Mcnas been set at 160,000 units, an tn] Caslin, W. P. Lee; William.Gracey, . crease of 24,337 over the 135,663. ; February, Motors, . i } ; The Nevada City Women’s Civic meetins at the Brand Studio this evening at eight o'clock. It is roll call night and hoped that every member will . be present. After the regular meet. i Hughes will give a counters } } . + Gasassscscassssesssesessaesaessaee -s===s7,'000 mark before the end of. this weeks after the new car was intro-. dueed production had reached ap“With a total production of 400,-. proximately 5,700 cars a day. As we . 000 units forthe first three months . Went into March the output was apof the year practically assured, and Proximately 6,000 units daily—with . . with the demand for the Ford y-g . Sales running ahead of — production steadily increasing, we are well along 2nd conditions looking brighter in. ’ the road to a “million and more cars every business and industry, from in 1935’’—the goal set for the Ford coast to coast and from border ito i organization by Henry Ford early #erder. ‘last November,’ the Ford dealer * . said. : Mr. and Mrs. George Perry arg “There is no question about that! children of Newcastle spent Sunday ‘million cars in my mind,” he con-' visiting “with their friends, Mr. and ‘tinued. “There never before has Mrs. C. E. Bosworth in Nevada City. been a time, in the entiro history of! Mr. and Mrs. G. Dexter and daugh,the automotive industry, when a new ter of Trail, Oregon, left for their model has been brought out and step-, home after a pleasant week end visit ped up to volume produ¢tion in such with their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Max a brief period as that in which Ford ‘Weiss: of this city. has reached. peak production with the new V-8 for 1935. Within six SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men or Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS jy #09 S. Church St. Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152 Nevada City: Routes Wednesday and Saturday 4 mg OF, NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYS ia Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY . Bing Crosby with Kitty HERE iS MY HEART Carlisle in the year’s No. s 1 hit. musical comedy Bine and Kitty give you a sun-laden, laugh-crowded excursion into Song hits the. hearts of two young people, h ssly. i re! the. 1 t ft oun sople, hopelessly in Jove! { . { { . . galore; Hear Bing sing ::It’s June in Jannary’’ and other hits. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WEST OF PECOS Zane Grey's story of a man “born under a covered wagon’’ who knew no Ilgw but a clear conscience and a quick draw. Richard Dix plays the role of Pecos Smith. Fhis picture is different from the. usual Western. DANCE! TO PRANK GORDON AND HIS SANE : SATURDAY NITE, MARCH 9 SPECIAL: Come and Dance to Tex Howard : WEDNESDAY NITE, MARCH 13 Rainbow Gardens Five Miles Out Auburn Blvd.—Sacramento AND HIS ORCHESTRA Z Electricity of San Francisco; Cal Christiansen, . y_gs produced in Sonora. R. S. Fitzsimmons, G. R. Schrader. ing to word received from Detroit} Clem Davis and the hostess. iby W. H. Webb, of Webb . ran ae Ford dealers. BING CROSBY IN HERE In January, Webb reports, Ford‘s} }production was 100,793 units; and, IS MY HEART? AND ‘WEST . according to present indications the; OF PECOS’ AT NEVADA 1 ES ea will pass the oe 2 was . River range. Bing Crosby and the ~ attractive . The long, hard trek over the Sanbrunette Kitty Carlisle, who were, ‘4 Fe Trail, with rivers to be fordea, first seen together in “‘She Loves Me ,/™dians to be fought; hunger and Not,” are again featured in the lead“Hirst to be suffered, is portrayed ing romantic roles of a Paramount with thrilling fidelity. The girl’s dis. picture. It is “Here Is My Heart” ®Use forms the basis for misunder. which shows Monday and Tuesday at standings that are laughable at times _ the Nevada Theatre. and tragic at others. . “Here Is My Heart”’ tells the story fe of the playboy millionaire crooner who made love to a haughty princess and won the lady by fair means and foul. Unable to meet the princess, with whom he had become infatuated at -+hight, the crooner buys the hotel in which she lives, disguises imself as -. a waiter and croons love songs to} her while he is serving the soup. Before his courtship is successful the crooner is inveigled into supporttng the princess’ useless entourage of amusing but wasteful nobles. And finally, although misunderstandings threaten their happiness for a while, the princess and the crooner fall , completely in love. P-G &E“West of the Pecos,” the latest! CITIES Richard Dix starring vehicle which , plays at the Nevada Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday, has sweep, power and scenic grandeur, and, faithfully portrays the vivid days of! the old West. And in addition, Dix’ -has another tailor-made role. if The story, from. the pen of Zane! Grey, shows Dix as Pecos Smith, a! two-gun cowboy who was “‘born under a covered wagon” and has never . known any law but that of a clear! conscience and a quick draw. H 17™ TO 19T LOWEST Terrill Lambeth, the girl, played: . CLEVELAN by Martha Sleeper, is the daughter ' who prefers to be the “son’’ of Col. i one! Lambeth. a Dixie aristocrat im. poverished by the Civil War. When i oe Pecos and the girl meet she is ai hj young cowboy helping her father . er, FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION SURVEY PROVES P.G. & E. Rates are LOW 162 Cities In The United States FROM LOWEST Cheaper Here Than In WIGHEST ls MONDAY, MARCH.11, 1935 ATTEND ST. PATRICK’S BALL SPONSORED BY ST. CANICE PARISH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15TH PROGRAM—SONG AND DANCE NUMBERS ARRANGED BY, HAL DAVIS DANCING AT 9 P.M. © a: . ADMISSION 50c 4 Armory Hall Nevada City SELECT YOUR FABRIC FOR YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT ~ No Matter What it May Be, We'll Style a Masterpiece Our large woolen, variety . of worsted twist, tweed, and Spring suiting patterns, is as fine as the the ors who will fit you perfectly in the style of your choice, Quick other work of custom tailand Efficient Service for Your Cleaning and Dyeing WH CREDIT YOUR PHONE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS . HD. BURTNER, Proprictor , ae £ Phone 37 Grass Vai any: 350 Innovations Service Attractive Comfort Cheerful Rooms RUNNING ICE WATER THE MOST IN ALL ROOMS convenient FAMOUSLY SOFT BEDS THE BEST With Bath.... from $2.00 accommodations Without Bath... from $1.50 THE FINEST , meate GARAGE SERVICE AT DOORHARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER MIAMI SiS aetuawbanewesaana senna aah wa nuamwanwFen= For the Best in Beauty Service Go To The PoXCLUS TIVE REoAUcrY SHOP Where You Will Find the Latest Up-to-the Minute Equipment, such as the Paramount Unit Hair-Drying System, which will dry a Finger Wave in 20 Minutes, comfortable chairs especially designed for Milady’s comfort. Efficient Operators always glad to serve you. ay : The CHARLES PERMANENT for only $6.50 done by » CHARLES Personally THE EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SHOP 215 W. Main. Street Grass Valley PIII Phone 60 me CITII TT} -REMNANTS -‘ BODY AND FENDER 4& REPAIR Bring your car to us for § is quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and — painting. IMO e “Glass installed. Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert Radiator New York Philadelphia be Rate Survey. Repair“OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only: Service of its kind in Nevada City drive a herd oi cattle to the Pecos : . . } fi Baltimore kinds. Acetylene welding, Gen~ GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City > . Cities served by P. G. and E. rank 25th to 29th from the Loves in the United States for monthly consumption of 100 to 250 KWH. These figures are from the preliminary report of the Federal Power Commission's COMPARE THESE MONTHLY BILLS 60 Kilowatt Hours per month (average P. G. and E. territory) cost in: Auto Uph i 1 : : oe VEPs OF A Indianapolis ....... ft taackamithine. Omaha een Pittsburg Our Rates Are Still Lower With Half Off For Extra Use Owned-Operated-Managed National Electric a ae 4.05 3.55 San Francisco aN 2.29) Seevamento =. oo . 949 OO Jose ee os 9:09) Stockion .0552.. 55 2 G8 2.94 2.84 by Californians > ~ WALLPAPER . 10c A DOUBLE ROLL LINOLEUM SPECIALS CONGOLEUM—6 Feet Wide Per Square Yard INLAID—6 Feet Wide A FEW PIECES AT 75c A SQUARE YD. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada: City a ee LE

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET: SOCIAL EVENTS * “wuz: Younger Set Civic Club Will Joan Grant's Guests Meet Tonight. Joan . Club will hold its regular was An interesting feature of Grant’s party Friday evening, the airplane favors at the refreshment table. The airplanes were made of sticks of chewing gum ‘with a lifegaver across the top. Under the life-+ Cds ns Mrs: (A.D. savers was a number which indicat-. S"°Ft talk on her experiences in ed one’s~partner and also a stunt . 7'!sapor where she lived for sevthat had too be. performed by the{°'!' Yee's. guest. These stunts caused much merriment during the supper hour. Guests of the i Bennett, “NEW DRUG STORE were: evening Ruth Curnow, Mamie Fradf elizio, Audrey Davis, Claris pe necee FOR VADA . Mary Warneke, Amy Lou McCraney, Peggy Beitles, Vernie Deschwanden, . Bill Bennetts, Elliett, Don Jones, Car! Merrelle Coul Widaut Marl the . Phoenix Drug Store in Grass Valley, jonhara, proprietor of Arthur Tobiassen, Widauf, “thas leased the store rooni’ in the Tom ter, Allan ’!. Bank, of America building in this Sale Ce, ves ick Marriott, Bob To-. . is Dick ens, Dick Marriott, Bob To city, and expects to open a first class biass Lb robert Grant drug store there about April 1. oe beautiful tiled front. will be installMrs. Leland Smith ad Hostess Farewell Party shelving, will ‘be contractors. and interior and other constructed by equipment local A group: of ladies, wives of Tahoe Bonham has had much experience 11 National Forest service officials,.enithe drug business and is: rated one tertained Mrs. Randall McCain. at ajof the $4 sstul business men of farewell. parity at the home of Mrs. Nevada County. “Leland Smith Saturday evening. A happy time was spent in playing bridge with prizes going to Mrs. G. FORD OUTPUT IN R. Schrader, first; and Miss ElizaTh beth Nelson, second. A small gift was ER ST UARTER to Mrs. McCain ,by her i presented friends. ry, Thos: asen. for the happy oc. , EA CEEDS ORDERS easion were: Miss Edith Nelson, Mescon patentee dames Randall McCain, R. Gold-. forq's March production schedule, smith, R. L. P. Bigelow, Frank Mcnas been set at 160,000 units, an tn] Caslin, W. P. Lee; William.Gracey, . crease of 24,337 over the 135,663. ; February, Motors, . i } ; The Nevada City Women’s Civic meetins at the Brand Studio this evening at eight o'clock. It is roll call night and hoped that every member will . be present. After the regular meet. i Hughes will give a counters } } . + Gasassscscassssesssesessaesaessaee -s===s7,'000 mark before the end of. this weeks after the new car was intro-. dueed production had reached ap“With a total production of 400,-. proximately 5,700 cars a day. As we . 000 units forthe first three months . Went into March the output was apof the year practically assured, and Proximately 6,000 units daily—with . . with the demand for the Ford y-g . Sales running ahead of — production steadily increasing, we are well along 2nd conditions looking brighter in. ’ the road to a “million and more cars every business and industry, from in 1935’’—the goal set for the Ford coast to coast and from border ito i organization by Henry Ford early #erder. ‘last November,’ the Ford dealer * . said. : Mr. and Mrs. George Perry arg “There is no question about that! children of Newcastle spent Sunday ‘million cars in my mind,” he con-' visiting “with their friends, Mr. and ‘tinued. “There never before has Mrs. C. E. Bosworth in Nevada City. been a time, in the entiro history of! Mr. and Mrs. G. Dexter and daugh,the automotive industry, when a new ter of Trail, Oregon, left for their model has been brought out and step-, home after a pleasant week end visit ped up to volume produ¢tion in such with their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Max a brief period as that in which Ford ‘Weiss: of this city. has reached. peak production with the new V-8 for 1935. Within six SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men or Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS jy #09 S. Church St. Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152 Nevada City: Routes Wednesday and Saturday 4 mg OF, NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYS ia Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY . Bing Crosby with Kitty HERE iS MY HEART Carlisle in the year’s No. s 1 hit. musical comedy Bine and Kitty give you a sun-laden, laugh-crowded excursion into Song hits the. hearts of two young people, h ssly. i re! the. 1 t ft oun sople, hopelessly in Jove! { . { { . . galore; Hear Bing sing ::It’s June in Jannary’’ and other hits. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WEST OF PECOS Zane Grey's story of a man “born under a covered wagon’’ who knew no Ilgw but a clear conscience and a quick draw. Richard Dix plays the role of Pecos Smith. Fhis picture is different from the. usual Western. DANCE! TO PRANK GORDON AND HIS SANE : SATURDAY NITE, MARCH 9 SPECIAL: Come and Dance to Tex Howard : WEDNESDAY NITE, MARCH 13 Rainbow Gardens Five Miles Out Auburn Blvd.—Sacramento AND HIS ORCHESTRA Z Electricity of San Francisco; Cal Christiansen, . y_gs produced in Sonora. R. S. Fitzsimmons, G. R. Schrader. ing to word received from Detroit} Clem Davis and the hostess. iby W. H. Webb, of Webb . ran ae Ford dealers. BING CROSBY IN HERE In January, Webb reports, Ford‘s} }production was 100,793 units; and, IS MY HEART? AND ‘WEST . according to present indications the; OF PECOS’ AT NEVADA 1 ES ea will pass the oe 2 was . River range. Bing Crosby and the ~ attractive . The long, hard trek over the Sanbrunette Kitty Carlisle, who were, ‘4 Fe Trail, with rivers to be fordea, first seen together in “‘She Loves Me ,/™dians to be fought; hunger and Not,” are again featured in the lead“Hirst to be suffered, is portrayed ing romantic roles of a Paramount with thrilling fidelity. The girl’s dis. picture. It is “Here Is My Heart” ®Use forms the basis for misunder. which shows Monday and Tuesday at standings that are laughable at times _ the Nevada Theatre. and tragic at others. . “Here Is My Heart”’ tells the story fe of the playboy millionaire crooner who made love to a haughty princess and won the lady by fair means and foul. Unable to meet the princess, with whom he had become infatuated at -+hight, the crooner buys the hotel in

which she lives, disguises imself as -. a waiter and croons love songs to} her while he is serving the soup. Before his courtship is successful the crooner is inveigled into supporttng the princess’ useless entourage of amusing but wasteful nobles. And finally, although misunderstandings threaten their happiness for a while, the princess and the crooner fall , completely in love. P-G &E“West of the Pecos,” the latest! CITIES Richard Dix starring vehicle which , plays at the Nevada Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday, has sweep, power and scenic grandeur, and, faithfully portrays the vivid days of! the old West. And in addition, Dix’ -has another tailor-made role. if The story, from. the pen of Zane! Grey, shows Dix as Pecos Smith, a! two-gun cowboy who was “‘born under a covered wagon” and has never . known any law but that of a clear! conscience and a quick draw. H 17™ TO 19T LOWEST Terrill Lambeth, the girl, played: . CLEVELAN by Martha Sleeper, is the daughter ' who prefers to be the “son’’ of Col. i one! Lambeth. a Dixie aristocrat im. poverished by the Civil War. When i oe Pecos and the girl meet she is ai hj young cowboy helping her father . er, FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION SURVEY PROVES P.G. & E. Rates are LOW 162 Cities In The United States FROM LOWEST Cheaper Here Than In WIGHEST ls MONDAY, MARCH.11, 1935 ATTEND ST. PATRICK’S BALL SPONSORED BY ST. CANICE PARISH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15TH PROGRAM—SONG AND DANCE NUMBERS ARRANGED BY, HAL DAVIS DANCING AT 9 P.M. © a: . ADMISSION 50c 4 Armory Hall Nevada City SELECT YOUR FABRIC FOR YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT ~ No Matter What it May Be, We'll Style a Masterpiece Our large woolen, variety . of worsted twist, tweed, and Spring suiting patterns, is as fine as the the ors who will fit you perfectly in the style of your choice, Quick other work of custom tailand Efficient Service for Your Cleaning and Dyeing WH CREDIT YOUR PHONE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS . HD. BURTNER, Proprictor , ae £ Phone 37 Grass Vai any: 350 Innovations Service Attractive Comfort Cheerful Rooms RUNNING ICE WATER THE MOST IN ALL ROOMS convenient FAMOUSLY SOFT BEDS THE BEST With Bath........ from $2.00 accommodations Without Bath..... from $1.50 THE FINEST , meate GARAGE SERVICE AT DOORHARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER MIAMI SiS aetuawbanewesaana senna aah wa nuamwanwFen= For the Best in Beauty Service Go To The PoXCLUS TIVE REoAUcrY SHOP Where You Will Find the Latest Up-to-the Minute Equipment, such as the Paramount Unit Hair-Drying System, which will dry a Finger Wave in 20 Minutes, comfortable chairs especially designed for Milady’s comfort. Efficient Operators always glad to serve you. ay : The CHARLES PERMANENT for only $6.50 done by » CHARLES Personally THE EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SHOP 215 W. Main. Street Grass Valley PIII Phone 60 me CITII TT} -REMNANTS -‘ BODY AND FENDER 4& REPAIR Bring your car to us for § is quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and — painting. IMO e “Glass installed. Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert Radiator New York Philadelphia be Rate Survey. Repair“OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only: Service of its kind in Nevada City drive a herd oi cattle to the Pecos : . . } fi Baltimore kinds. Acetylene welding, Gen~ GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City > . Cities served by P. G. and E. rank 25th to 29th from the Loves in the United States for monthly consumption of 100 to 250 KWH. These figures are from the preliminary report of the Federal Power Commission's COMPARE THESE MONTHLY BILLS 60 Kilowatt Hours per month (average P. G. and E. territory) cost in: Auto Uph i 1 : : oe VEPs OF A Indianapolis ............. ft taackamithine. Omaha een Pittsburg Our Rates Are Still Lower With Half Off For Extra Use Owned-Operated-Managed National Electric a ae 4.05 3.55 San Francisco aN 2.29) Seevamento =.. oo . 949 OO Jose ee os 9:09) Stockion .0552... 55 2 G8 2.94 2.84 by Californians > ~ WALLPAPER . 10c A DOUBLE ROLL LINOLEUM SPECIALS CONGOLEUM—6 Feet Wide Per Square Yard INLAID—6 Feet Wide A FEW PIECES AT 75c A SQUARE YD. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada: City a ee LE