March 11, 1938 (6 pages)

NEVADA “CITY sats aha 18 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938. Put dry soiled clothes into the dry cylinder. = Set two automatic controls —add soap and biuing. Remove clean ciothes dampdry, ready for line. WORKLESS WASHDAYS! : ,. With the Successor to the Washing Machine! HOME UNeR Washes. Rinses. .:, Damp-Dries;* if AUTOMATICALLY This amazing invention does all the work of the week’s wash automatically without hands ever touching water. See it demonstrated. Learn all the wonders of its automatic operation. Learn how it pays for itself ee « how easy it is to own, : Alpha Stores, Ltd. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT FOR DEMONSTRATION Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 ae Th FRIDAY that’s full of comical ups and downs. ° 2 Gene Raymond and S8Ann es in a SATURDAY The newest and most THANK YOU MR. MOTO:::: 20" Sthe famous Saturday Evening Post sleuth. Peter Lorre in the lead. TEXAS ae gas Hopalong Cassidy rides for Uncle Sam! Matinee Sat., 2 P. SUNDAY In the cast of thousands are: Dorothy LaHURRICANE": Jon Hall, Mary Astor. / Sstory of primitive passions by the authors of “Mutiny on the Bounty.” Matinee Sunday. A turbulent SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET a Social Events 1 ‘old of “cooteratives”’ . orest Service Ladies . 5 =niov Social Time 43 monthly meeting of the Ta. 41 Navdnal Rorest service officials -es, was held at the National Hot-. _ . st *'» Nevad2 City Wednesday. Mrs.) erank rntonville and of —North ses. Delicious Eres sre seryed on pret-} +Iy enTe d tables decorated with tJ e2ndles and evergreens, Cards enioyed for several vit’) lovely prizes being awardMrs. Baxter, Mrs. W. P. Lee G eorgia O’Con-} . summer “eowly Weds are returned ¢darlier i their They yed the central feature refreshments being a ding cake and -an eake both beautifully ate to the occasio trude Ww ‘Ide and Betty Liou Krough . T2rough her studies ted in serving.” q2sis / A profusion of daffodils, ment on -Drummon honeymoon immense C: rests of Honor M. and. age Geary .Feagans of neld open house and 2 = steed many guests between . 7:20 and 10:30 o’clock Tuesday evening in honor of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dow. nthe evening in soduthern of the dainty A delicious buffet supper was ser-, * “C9, OPERATIVES” UW. MEETING Nevada (Fas FS Association of unit of the American University , Women held its March meeting ‘on Wednesday night at the home of Durbrow with Miss > Davis as chairman of the A very fine program was enjoyed the group. Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie in Norway and While traveling there last Mrs. Kjorile became greatly interested in cooperatives and made weden. 2 survey of them in so far _as she able in her brief stay. She exrlained that the cooperatives were wide-spread and growing and very successful in some fields but only nartially successful in others. They ad succeeded in ‘lowering the prices of necessities. As to the matter of there was considerable disas the houses built under plan were generally tco* small. cooperatives began with -a depart of the consumer housing, eontent the sire on the ‘break the monopolies on certain necpyramid wed-! prides . decorated apn. Misses Gerhyacinths and carnations decorated the cosy rooms Mr. and Mrs: Dow many lovely and useful gifts. will make their home in an apartstreet. Camptonville Club CAMPTONVILLE, Ww Club of met iast week ai the Lesta H. Jouwbert was decided that purehase some books books. suitable for the dren. A committee Mesdames Grace Pauly, and Veva-. Meggers was was also voted te hold t>e evening omen’s the © the meeting = Marecn consisting and dessert w Buys Books for Library Camptomnville home of Miss on Main street, It club should for the library chil-; smaller of Louisa Price appointed. It a public card of March 19. refreshments ere served by BIRTH . EPorn—At tar Mrs. Robert Slifton San Juan, a son. tne Nevada City jum on March 8, 1938 to iMr. and Evans of SaniNorth Glenn ago. Cleland enjoyed a fishing trip in the Redding area a few days SPRING SILKS FANCY PRINTS, Yd. SHARK SKIN, Yd. LOVELESPUN, Yd. NEW COTTON WASH DRESSES $1.95 EACH UP NEW .RAYON AND SILK DRESSES $3.95 EACH UP §9¢ is 79¢ in lovely Designed for Fashion’s mood of the moment—feminine, * subtle, soft. There’s an exciting newness about these charming NoMend *“‘COLOR MOODS:’ For example: _ SUNNY Bronze is the softer “bright” shade ose gracious warmth says definitely “Spring 1938". F ue . LAZY Tan is warm in toné, a of lovely concours anda fect companion for psy ey ae Beige Looks new and ultra-smart, an excellent wear-it-everything choice. = “COLOR moons” = = Y » Setter Fabrics Testing Berean, miGHEsT QUALITY 10.— } . world, E La ! essities. Mrs. Bennett ec operatives in intluding also gave a talk on other parts of the the United States. she ‘believes that cooperatives in this country are here to stay and that they will grow. Mrs. Don Billick who lived in wecutwed Ve enezuela for three years entertainThey . ed the ladies in a most interesting vner with descriptions and = accounts of life in that country. Tonight the “International Relaons’’ section of the club will mee’: the home of Mrs. Everett Robinon East Broad street, Nevada Lloyd A. Hiscox, local postal employee, is enjoying a week’s vacation. He spent some time in Sacramento visiting friends and relatives. @ Mr. and Mrs. W.-G. Sweeney and son of San Jose will spend the coming week end Nevada City with Mr. Sweeney’s Mr. and Mrs. C. G, Sweeney. in parents, Bill Jeffrey. who is attending San Jose.state college, and his brother, Charles Jeffrey, student at a business college in Oakland, will come to Nevada City for the week end wit) theri parents, Mr. and Charles Jeffrey of Walrath avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weldon, Mrs. L. L. Larrabee and Mrs. Young attended a special meeting of the V. F. W. auxiliary in Marysville last evening. EXCITING SSRN EWS . # (64 _.SILK STOCKINGS SHEER and SEMI TESTED 98 PAIR $1.15 PAIR $1.25 PAIR ~ . PRINCESS SLIPS NEW PURSES $1.00 EACH UP * $1.00 EACH UP NEW GOSSARD COMBINATIONS $1.95 AND UP fr GOODS STORE GRASS VALLEY to! Mrs. Minnie . . April. on books, h captain, Jean Martz, junior, Marilyn ha>man, sop'>omore and Sylvia BAN) (2 eRICAN” Ronning, fresmman: ‘The girls have played in. teams, and some very exciting ‘games have HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics ciub noon meeting Wednesday. bers be heid at some time when ‘ithe weather permits. They also talked about ti for ior discussed plans for convention in Chicd all some Miss Rectcr spoke interesting and girls. 12 igh school INTERCLASS accordin been fought. Friday TOPSY TURVY DANCE is sponsoring «a topsy turvy or backwards dance on the gymnasium. There will be refreshments and a 'good orchestra. The dance is under the girls league advisor, and Lucy ProcThe girls: league evening. in supervision of Miss tor, president: }./Miss Lily Duseschi has accepted a clerking position economics’ BASKETBALL Inter class basketball sames fo be held between the girls will start in the near future Edna Uhrig is senior SAILOR BOYS VISIT HERE Leonard Smith and Pack Higgins, Ss. S. Pensacola now at anchor at Long Beach, left Nevada City Tuesday after a six day visit with Smith's brother, Paul L.-Smith of Park avenue. The two young men are from Kansas and are enlisted for a four year term and have been én the navy two years. The two boys in their snappy. blue uniforms enioyed a visit here witth their relatives and were greeted by many for ‘heir Bae cheery ways. two young sailors from the U. neld a mem‘to The a hike, to be given elubs ‘ih to the girls reorrect for and wn smile Goi WO, g to weight A Perplexing Question and a satisfying answer, McKnight,. vustard, ,mayonmaise, pickles, relishes. How good they are! But how do you serve them, without with House in this city. making your table look like a delicatessen! Fostoria answers your question with three ‘lovely little pieces in its famous ‘“‘American’”’ ppttern—a charming and authentic reproduction of Early The Lace Mrs. et Odegaarde and Mrs Caslan. Leland Smith will Sacramento Monday with a group to attend the San Francisco-San Carlos opera company performance In the party will be her daughter, ‘Betty Smith, Marian Gwin, Margar-Frank McAmerican. There are over a hundred pieces in this line, and all are pleasingly inexpensive. HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley motor to Misses : 303 Broad Street Phone 97 POTATOES 25 pounds NO. NEVADA COUNTY 10 pounds 35c DAROSA SWEET WINES PORT, SHERRY MUSCATEL ANGELICIA—Gallons DAROSA DRY WINES SAUTERNE, CLARET (Includes jug deposit) Van Camp Tomato Soup, large @ 3 for 25c Washo (with Kite) 0. eae © pee 32c ‘Swifts Laundry Soap uo. 10 for 19c We handle only strictly fresh fish, consisting of Salmon, Sole, Crab, Shrimp and Oysters. Thru A Glimpse of Building Activity the Knot Hole MURPHY PAINT NEWS We will have an interesting paint event again. this spring. We will have colored descriptive circulars and samples to give gfatis to our customers. If you did not par. } ticipate in this event last year, kindly give us your name, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Crawford of the South Star Road is working on completion of his log house residence. Wihen completed this home will be modern in every respect. Contractor’ Roy No. 1. MARCH 11 1938. No. 73.-— Madsen is in charge. ened a policeman’s of re-shingling the. knees, missed the ". Phones 498-499.Finance Company building on ,Coyote and Main Sts. -No. 1 Perfect Red Cedar shingles on this job will ‘make a_ roof good for many years. street island by. a hair, and grazed a bus,'all in one dash. The policeman . hailed him, then strolled over to the taxi, pulling a big lnandkerchief from hiis pocket en route. “Listen, cowboy ”’ he growled. ‘On the Building Contract-. . ; or ‘Howard Ross was a visitor from. Way back: I'll drop -Portola--‘Thursday,. this and see if you ean pick it up wilth4 He reports Reno and Py yer teeth. Oroville roads open to‘travel with no eS difficulty. A meek little man was in-ecourt_for a minor offense. “Were you ever in trouble before?” asked the judge. “Well, er-er,’’ was the hesitating response.““‘I kept a library ‘book too long once and was ‘fined ten cents.”’ Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Hayes have started a new home on Alta Hill with the erection of a fine garage. A hard driving taxi driver ignored a red signal, threatNEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” . SOsear J. leva yone tes Manager Nevada City i ty f fr pete Os aes is

NEVADA “CITY sats aha 18 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938. Put dry soiled clothes into the dry cylinder. = Set two automatic controls —add soap and biuing. Remove clean ciothes dampdry, ready for line. WORKLESS WASHDAYS! : ,. With the Successor to the Washing Machine! HOME UNeR Washes.. Rinses. .:, Damp-Dries;* if AUTOMATICALLY This amazing invention does all the work of the week’s wash automatically without hands ever touching water. See it demonstrated. Learn all the wonders of its automatic operation. Learn how it pays for itself ee « how easy it is to own, : Alpha Stores, Ltd. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT FOR DEMONSTRATION Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 ae Th FRIDAY that’s full of comical ups and downs. ° 2 Gene Raymond and S8Ann es in a SATURDAY The newest and most THANK YOU MR. MOTO:::: 20" Sthe famous Saturday Evening Post sleuth. Peter Lorre in the lead. TEXAS ae gas Hopalong Cassidy rides for Uncle Sam! Matinee Sat., 2 P. SUNDAY In the cast of thousands are: Dorothy LaHURRICANE": Jon Hall, Mary Astor. / Sstory of primitive passions by the authors of “Mutiny on the Bounty.” Matinee Sunday. A turbulent SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET a Social Events 1 ‘old of “cooteratives”’ . orest Service Ladies . 5 =niov Social Time 43 monthly meeting of the Ta. 41 Navdnal Rorest service officials -es, was held at the National Hot-. _ . st *'» Nevad2 City Wednesday. Mrs.) erank rntonville and of —North ses. Delicious Eres sre seryed on pret-} +Iy enTe d tables decorated with tJ e2ndles and evergreens, Cards enioyed for several vit’) lovely prizes being awardMrs. Baxter, Mrs. W. P. Lee G eorgia O’Con-} . summer “eowly Weds are returned ¢darlier i their They yed the central feature refreshments being a ding cake and -an eake both beautifully ate to the occasio trude Ww ‘Ide and Betty Liou Krough . T2rough her studies ted in serving.” q2sis / A profusion of daffodils, ment on -Drummon honeymoon immense C: rests of Honor M. and. age Geary .Feagans of neld open house and 2 = steed many guests between . 7:20 and 10:30 o’clock Tuesday evening in honor of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dow. nthe evening in soduthern of the dainty A delicious buffet supper was ser-, * “C9, OPERATIVES” UW. MEETING Nevada (Fas FS Association of unit of the American University , Women held its March meeting ‘on Wednesday night at the home of Durbrow with Miss > Davis as chairman of the A very fine program was enjoyed the group. Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie in Norway and While traveling there last Mrs. Kjorile became greatly interested in cooperatives and made weden. 2 survey of them in so far _as she able in her brief stay. She exrlained that the cooperatives were wide-spread and growing and very successful in some fields but only nartially successful in others. They ad succeeded in ‘lowering the prices of necessities. As to the matter of there was considerable disas the houses built under plan were generally tco* small. cooperatives began with -a depart of the consumer housing, eontent the sire on the ‘break the monopolies on certain necpyramid wed-! prides . decorated apn. Misses Gerhyacinths and carnations decorated the cosy rooms Mr. and Mrs: Dow many lovely and useful gifts. will make their home in an apartstreet. Camptonville Club CAMPTONVILLE, Ww Club of met iast week ai the Lesta H. Jouwbert was decided that purehase some books books. suitable for the dren. A committee Mesdames Grace Pauly, and Veva-. Meggers was was also voted te hold t>e evening omen’s the © the meeting = Marecn consisting and dessert w Buys Books for Library Camptomnville home of Miss on Main street, It club should for the library chil-; smaller of Louisa Price appointed. It a public card of March 19. refreshments ere served by BIRTH . EPorn—At tar Mrs. Robert Slifton San Juan, a son. tne Nevada City jum on March 8, 1938 to iMr. and Evans of SaniNorth Glenn ago. Cleland enjoyed a fishing trip in the Redding area a few days SPRING SILKS FANCY PRINTS, Yd. SHARK SKIN, Yd. LOVELESPUN, Yd. NEW COTTON WASH DRESSES $1.95 EACH UP NEW .RAYON AND SILK DRESSES $3.95 EACH UP §9¢ is 79¢ in lovely Designed for Fashion’s mood of the moment—feminine, * subtle, soft. There’s an exciting newness about these charming NoMend *“‘COLOR MOODS:’ For example: _ SUNNY Bronze is the softer “bright” shade ose gracious warmth says definitely “Spring 1938". F ue . LAZY Tan is warm in toné, a of lovely concours anda fect companion for psy ey ae Beige Looks new and ultra-smart, an excellent wear-it-everything choice. = “COLOR moons” = = Y » Setter Fabrics Testing Berean, miGHEsT QUALITY 10.— } . world, E La ! essities. Mrs. Bennett ec operatives in intluding also gave a talk on other parts of the the United States. she ‘believes that cooperatives in this country are here to stay and that they will grow. Mrs. Don Billick who lived in wecutwed Ve enezuela for three years entertainThey . ed the ladies in a most interesting vner with descriptions and = accounts of life in that country. Tonight the “International Relaons’’ section of the club will mee’: the home of Mrs. Everett Robinon East Broad street, Nevada Lloyd A. Hiscox, local postal employee, is enjoying a week’s vacation. He spent some time in Sacramento visiting friends and relatives. @ Mr. and Mrs. W.-G. Sweeney and son of San Jose will spend the coming week end Nevada City with Mr. Sweeney’s Mr. and Mrs. C. G, Sweeney. in parents,

Bill Jeffrey. who is attending San Jose.state college, and his brother, Charles Jeffrey, student at a business college in Oakland, will come to Nevada City for the week end wit) theri parents, Mr. and Charles Jeffrey of Walrath avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weldon, Mrs. L. L. Larrabee and Mrs. Young attended a special meeting of the V. F. W. auxiliary in Marysville last evening. EXCITING SSRN EWS . # (64 _.SILK STOCKINGS SHEER and SEMI TESTED 98 PAIR $1.15 PAIR $1.25 PAIR ~ . PRINCESS SLIPS NEW PURSES $1.00 EACH UP * $1.00 EACH UP NEW GOSSARD COMBINATIONS $1.95 AND UP fr GOODS STORE GRASS VALLEY to! Mrs. Minnie . . April. on books, h captain, Jean Martz, junior, Marilyn ha>man, sop'>omore and Sylvia BAN) (2 eRICAN” Ronning, fresmman: ‘The girls have played in. teams, and some very exciting ‘games have HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics ciub noon meeting Wednesday. bers be heid at some time when ‘ithe weather permits. They also talked about ti for ior discussed plans for convention in Chicd all some Miss Rectcr spoke interesting and girls. 12 igh school INTERCLASS accordin been fought. Friday TOPSY TURVY DANCE is sponsoring «a topsy turvy or backwards dance on the gymnasium. There will be refreshments and a 'good orchestra. The dance is under the girls league advisor, and Lucy ProcThe girls: league evening. in supervision of Miss tor, president: }./Miss Lily Duseschi has accepted a clerking position economics’ BASKETBALL Inter class basketball sames fo be held between the girls will start in the near future Edna Uhrig is senior SAILOR BOYS VISIT HERE Leonard Smith and Pack Higgins, Ss. S. Pensacola now at anchor at Long Beach, left Nevada City Tuesday after a six day visit with Smith's brother, Paul L.-Smith of Park avenue. The two young men are from Kansas and are enlisted for a four year term and have been én the navy two years. The two boys in their snappy. blue uniforms enioyed a visit here witth their relatives and were greeted by many for ‘heir Bae cheery ways. two young sailors from the U. neld a mem‘to The a hike, to be given elubs ‘ih to the girls reorrect for and wn smile Goi WO, g to weight A Perplexing Question and a satisfying answer, McKnight,. vustard, ,mayonmaise, pickles, relishes. How good they are! But how do you serve them, without with House in this city. making your table look like a delicatessen! Fostoria answers your question with three ‘lovely little pieces in its famous ‘“‘American’”’ ppttern—a charming and authentic reproduction of Early The Lace Mrs. et Odegaarde and Mrs Caslan. Leland Smith will Sacramento Monday with a group to attend the San Francisco-San Carlos opera company performance In the party will be her daughter, ‘Betty Smith, Marian Gwin, Margar-Frank McAmerican. There are over a hundred pieces in this line, and all are pleasingly inexpensive. HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley motor to Misses : 303 Broad Street Phone 97 POTATOES 25 pounds NO. NEVADA COUNTY 10 pounds 35c DAROSA SWEET WINES PORT, SHERRY MUSCATEL ANGELICIA—Gallons DAROSA DRY WINES SAUTERNE, CLARET (Includes jug deposit) Van Camp Tomato Soup, large @ 3 for 25c Washo (with Kite) 0. eae © pee 32c ‘Swifts Laundry Soap uo. 10 for 19c We handle only strictly fresh fish, consisting of Salmon, Sole, Crab, Shrimp and Oysters. Thru A Glimpse of Building Activity the Knot Hole MURPHY PAINT NEWS We will have an interesting paint event again. this spring. We will have colored descriptive circulars and samples to give gfatis to our customers. If you did not par. } ticipate in this event last year, kindly give us your name, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Crawford of the South Star Road is working on completion of his log house residence. Wihen completed this home will be modern in every respect. Contractor’ Roy No. 1. MARCH 11 1938. No. 73.-— Madsen is in charge. ened a policeman’s of re-shingling the. knees, missed the ". Phones 498-499.Finance Company building on ,Coyote and Main Sts. -No. 1 Perfect Red Cedar shingles on this job will ‘make a_ roof good for many years. street island by. a hair, and grazed a bus,'all in one dash. The policeman . hailed him, then strolled over to the taxi, pulling a big lnandkerchief from hiis pocket en route. “Listen, cowboy ”’ he growled. ‘On the Building Contract-. . ; or ‘Howard Ross was a visitor from. Way back: I'll drop -Portola--‘Thursday,. this and see if you ean pick it up wilth4 He reports Reno and Py yer teeth. Oroville roads open to‘travel with no eS difficulty. A meek little man was in-ecourt_for a minor offense. “Were you ever in trouble before?” asked the judge. “Well, er-er,’’ was the hesitating response.““‘I kept a library ‘book too long once and was ‘fined ten cents.”’ Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Hayes have started a new home on Alta Hill with the erection of a fine garage. A hard driving taxi driver ignored a red signal, threatNEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” . SOsear J. leva yone tes Manager Nevada City i ty f fr pete Os aes is