March 20, 1933 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR : THE NEVADA P poe poppet viSlicu in Reed C. D. Wickes. of Tyler, Nevada City today. STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. ADOPTS ORANGE PAINT SACRAMENTO, Mar. 20 The state department -(UP)— of public works GHASS has gone in for “bigger and better visibility. Valley Cafe Earl Lee Rails. director of ‘the]’ department, had ordered all equip(NEW MANAGEMENT) ment of the division of highways o painted a vivid orange. HOME COOKING es ge BEST COFFEE IN TOWN The bright orange color .was sePrices To Fit The Times lected on the basis of a recommendati by the United States. t a : of " ididuras uh ied ae 210 Main Street * a c x ‘ ala orange showed up better than~any GRASS VALLEY other color. PLANT THE HARDY BARCELONA FILBERT Never fails to bear good crops Originated in Nevada County at the Gillet Nursery Yields of $300 per acre on ordinary soils <= ~=—>-C Chestnuts Planted In FILBERTS These Mountains AND grow like native trees. No crop so easy © ee to grow, few more profitable Big nuts like these sold in San FranBIG cisco to net the grower . 2'c bb. 1932. This means an acre yield of $300.00 PROFITS ij am interested in planting of Filberts. acres of Chesthuts Send your Free Catalog apres acres WEI: aire Sie eran Address Tye Feme tee Nowe ; America’s Original Nut N.C. N. Tree Nursery. Box 816 Nevada City, California When a mother can procure RAW, : Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, Unchanged MILK, she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anything else. This notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby. foods with their alluring pictures and seductive testimonials.” The above quotation is from the brilliant pen of Dr. Phillip M. Lovell, one of the most famous physi-cians in western America. It appears in his Los Angeles Times article on ‘“The Care of the Body,” under date of November 23, 1930. GOLD MEDAL AWARD STATE FAIR 1931-32 This Is The Kind of Milk We Sell . BRET HART GUERNSEY DAIRY NEVADA CITY PHONE 77 An attractive Bathroom at decidedly low cost Complete set $36.25 f.0.b., S. F. __ Delivered To Your Home $41.67 , eS ices FIXTURES INCLUDED . Stores, Ltd. 'ed . local ;}comment was made, eral feet above the streets. CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MAR. 20, 1933 last . SS Sa _ SUNN RATTLER Te Meee Mee ett istered at the National Hotel yesCIAL EVENTS ! ae ' §0O EV TS. LOCAL = = PE NING: Frances Hogan is rapidly improvPy riot fat an Pie fee 0) tee 0) Oe Od an Ue St EET Te jmimtins ing in health at the Nevada City SanVeterans Enjoy Dance Native Daughters Put a 2 = itarium. The first marked improvepies r ‘ Miss Alma March is spending 4) ment in his condition. began On St. Patrick's Eve. On Delightful Program few: days in Sacramento visiting . rigay, St: Patrick's Day. Phaaee aeeseaey ee Sana her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. a : Banner Mountain Post, Veterans) Laurel Parlor, No. 9, N. D. G. W.,. Aubrey Wisker. Wy NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR THE of Foreign Wars, acted as hosts. held their regular naeine Wednes: NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW! Thufsday night to approximately 40] day evening in Odd Fellows hall. AfGeorge Carey is spending a few members of Hague, Thomas, Hegerty}ter-the business session Was over a days in San Francisco, where ' he Post No. 120 American Legion and. short St. Patrick’s program was renwent to consult a specialist in retheir auxiliary, in’a St. Patrick’s Day . dered as follows: Duet, by Mrs. G. gards to his health. SEE Dance and barty, at the Odd Fellows} Calanan and Miss ‘Frieda Hieroni5 ts ig hall. mous; solo, Mrs. Neva Pianezzi; Mr. and Mrs. Randall and _ son, The notable feature of the event was the fact, that this is the first time that the two great organizations of Nevada county, and composed entirely of ex-service men, one of World War Veterans only and the other of Foreign War Veterans, and their respective auxiliaries, have ever joined in an event of this kind. Dancing started promptly at 9 o'clock, with music furnished hy the Cortiselli Trio. Old time dances as well as the later dances were indulgin, With Mr. Wilcox of the American Legion, acting very crediably as master’ of ceremonies. At 10: dance was played after which all retired to the banquet. hall, an appetising repast-ef sandwiches, cake and coffee awaited. served by the and considerable on the credible manner in which it was done. During the repast a few heard from the following: Russel Feemster, Commander of the American Legion, William Gracey, Commander of the local: V. F. W. Post, Alice Hendon, first Vice-President of the Legion Auxiliary, Mary’ Tonella, President of the V. F. W. Auxiliary, and Mr. Ellis of the Legion. After supper every one returned to the dance floor, Where dancing Was resumed until mid-night. Every one went home, well satisfield, ‘feeling that they wouldn’t have missed it for the world. The Post and Auxiliary held their regular meeting before the dance with very good attendance. o ‘0 30 supper where This was auxiliary, remarks were Scout Officials and Families Enjoy Picnic A very enjoyable _ tir me was spent Ghe-ownthe following: Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, their twin Scout official Miles Coughlan, Scout Master Reisecker and five boy scouts. Among the scouts were Richard Parsons, Scout leader, and Albert Pratti, Assistant leader of this district. 5 They parked their cars near Soda Springs and used skis to walk over about six feet of snow up over the ridge to camp. Next week end Eagle Scouts of the different divisions will Pahatsi. Soda Springs, by sons, visit Camp Woodcraft Nleicl ice Enjoy Jigsaw Puzzles Champion Circle, bors of Woodcraft, lar second monthly day night. No. 325, Neighheld their regumeeting ThursA new candidate was initiated in. to the order. Jip saw puzzles filled in a social timre. The -two-tables completing their puzzles first and second were awarded prizes. _Dainty refreshments were served at the conclusion of the games. Mrs. Margaret Clarke is Guardian Neighbor of Woodcraft. Meetings of the circle are held each first and third Thursdays of each month. oO Fred Austin, who is connected with the Sixteen To One mine at Alleghany was a Nevada City visitor during the week. Se a he le he i le ee oe ae ae aes . 7+ : Glowing Beauty : a . * * with * B2 % . x * Harriet Hubbard Ayer ¢ Ra . = Ko : Preparations * % nes we os Without care brisk winds % * are apt to age your skin more z bi than you suppose. Do come to * a our toilietries section for these * * rich creams that cleanse and + <a 4 nourish and protect—these lo% tions that sooth.and nourish To cleanse and lubricate Luxuria Cream 45¢c to 2.75 To nourish and stimulate Skin and Tissue Builder 85c » To whiten the hands Hand Lotion 85c Almond Honey and Cucumber $5 cents DICKERMAN Store . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA reading, St. Patrick’s by Mrs. Lottie Eden; humorous reading on St. Patrick, Mrs. Margaret Clarke. A dainty luncheon was served in the banquet hall. There were 40 members present. Many Children Tale Part in P. T. A. Program A splendid program was given by the fourth grade pupils of Washington .grammar school Friday afternoon under the leadership of Mrs. O. McCraney. . The slides and short talk of Canada by Rev. Charles Washburn gave a glimpse of that wonderful country. A good crowd of parents and visitors Were present. CO. ‘O NOTICE OF SALE Nevada City,.Calif., Mar. 20, 1933 I have sold the M Cafe, Nevada City, California, and will not be responsible for any bills after March 20,1933: (Signed) M. L. MITCHELL . TOW Miss Marie Carey and Charles Richard, all of Vallejo visited with Mrs. Randall's mother, Mrs. Ed Smith of this city. Will Young, accompanied by members of his family, made a trip to Sacramento Saturday ito take another treatment at the Sisters hospital in that city. From ‘latest reports ‘he did not stand the trip as well as he did the first one, but: all hope he will soon recover. .C. C. Skewes, of Grass Valley, who has been quite ill for some. time, \is much improved. He was superintendent of the Nevada County NarGauge railroad for abou 30 years, and has a host of friends who are pleased to learn that he is recovering from his illness. 25 or J. J. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson went to Sacramento Saturday. They were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Howard in the capital city over the week-end. Dr. M. H. Hardie of Alleghany regOld Ironsides in San Francisco Bay April 1st,2nd STUDENTS. EXCURSION For Everybody ROUNDTRIP FARES . Students $1.75 Adults 2.90 Phone 87 for Information NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE BE SURE TO READ NEVADA CITY NUGGET’S OFFER FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS ! . GET INTO THE CONTEST . NOW! 200 BOYS MAY WIN WHY NOT YOU? LOOK BOYS! EVERY BOY HAS A CHANCE TO WIN A FREE ROUND TRIP TO OAKLAND TO SEE U. S. S. CONSTITUTION Oh Boy! and board th EO. Stern aces who know he see was that the British in famed decks turned back You can go. will pay ter and secure tions to the 4 half * Simply and vou have to the contest, having Read the n anytime OAKLAND, year subscriptions. ing the contest. roundtrip ticket. HERE ARE THE RULES OF THE CONTEST . . Campaign begins today March 20, and closes Friday, March 31 at 12 o'clock noon. To be counted, all subscriptions must be in the office of the Nugget by 12 o'clock on March 31. ' 2. One round trip ticket to Oakland and return, good on the days and trains specified by Narrow Gauge Railway for the Old Ironsides excursion will be awarded for each two, one year subscriptions to the Nugget secured by the contestant from new subscribers, or four half 3. A new subscriber is one who has not been a subscriber to the Nugget since March 19, 1933. 4. Any boy 12 to 16 years of age, who is known to us to be honest and reliable; and who lives in Nevada City, Grass Valley, French Corral, Camptonville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Gold Flat, . or Alleghaney may enter. 5. Each contestant must report at the Nugget office before enter6. Every boy entering this contest must obtain a statement from a parents that he will be accompanied by them on the trip or obtain written permission from parents to go upon the trip. 7. Subscriptions from any resident of Nevada County will win a 8. Tickets will be awarded as soon as available. those to be regularly sold by the Narrow-Gauge good for the Old Ironsides excursion, and are good for round trip transportation between Nevada City and Oakland, subject to regulations of the railroad company in connection therewith.The Nevada City Nugget’s free trip to “Old lronsides” Won't it Constitution . with your whipped Frigate another man1812? Won't it the name “Old Ironsides?”’ your fare the Old Ironsides Contest starting today two yearly see friends not been taking the bring in answer Start-right away so that you will be sure of plenty of time to get your subscribers. Gontest Rules in’this ad. Come from now on-and sign up:-On-to COME ON LEDS Go! PHONE 36 for information to’ go to Oakland the UW. SiS: from.stem. be fun at gallant old snip, go-through her listen to the tales of the guides YY grim and valiant history own eyes what kind of ship. it African ‘Pirates—put Guerriere_ to sank the rout, and captured two others thrill you to walk those yourself and see Why her hull the shct and won o-war British her NEVADA CITY NUGGET there and back if you enTHE new paid yearly subscripNugget at $2.00 a year each or subscriptions at $1.00 each. or neighbbors who have Nugget for the past year That's all name in their subscriptions. We'll enter all your do. your questions. Said tickets are r ' i nen

PAGE FOUR : THE NEVADA P poe poppet viSlicu in Reed C. D. Wickes. of Tyler, Nevada City today. STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. ADOPTS ORANGE PAINT SACRAMENTO, Mar. 20 The state department -(UP)— of public works GHASS has gone in for “bigger and better visibility. Valley Cafe Earl Lee Rails. director of ‘the]’ department, had ordered all equip(NEW MANAGEMENT) ment of the division of highways o painted a vivid orange. HOME COOKING es ge BEST COFFEE IN TOWN The bright orange color .was sePrices To Fit The Times lected on the basis of a recommendati by the United States. t a : of " ididuras uh ied ae 210 Main Street * a c x ‘ ala orange showed up better than~any GRASS VALLEY other color. PLANT THE HARDY BARCELONA FILBERT Never fails to bear good crops Originated in Nevada County at the Gillet Nursery Yields of $300 per acre on ordinary soils <= ~=—>-C Chestnuts Planted In FILBERTS These Mountains AND grow like native trees. No crop so easy © ee to grow, few more profitable Big nuts like these sold in San FranBIG cisco to net the grower . 2'c bb. 1932. This means an acre yield of $300.00 PROFITS ij am interested in planting of Filberts. acres of Chesthuts Send your Free Catalog apres acres WEI: aire Sie eran Address Tye Feme tee Nowe ; America’s Original Nut N.C. N. Tree Nursery. Box 816 Nevada City, California When a mother can procure RAW, : Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, Unchanged MILK, she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anything else. This notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby. foods with their alluring pictures and seductive testimonials.” The above quotation is from the brilliant pen of Dr. Phillip M. Lovell, one of the most famous physi-cians in western America. It appears in his Los Angeles Times article on ‘“The Care of the Body,” under date of November 23, 1930. GOLD MEDAL AWARD STATE FAIR 1931-32 This Is The Kind of Milk We Sell . BRET HART GUERNSEY DAIRY NEVADA CITY PHONE 77 An attractive Bathroom at decidedly low cost Complete set $36.25 f.0.b., S. F. __ Delivered To Your Home $41.67 , eS ices FIXTURES INCLUDED . Stores, Ltd. 'ed . local ;}comment was made, eral feet above the streets. CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MAR. 20, 1933 last . SS Sa _ SUNN RATTLER Te Meee Mee ett istered at the National Hotel yesCIAL EVENTS ! ae ' §0O EV TS. LOCAL = = PE NING: Frances Hogan is rapidly improvPy riot fat an Pie fee 0) tee 0) Oe Od an Ue St EET Te jmimtins ing in health at the Nevada City SanVeterans Enjoy Dance Native Daughters Put a 2 = itarium. The first marked improvepies r ‘ Miss Alma March is spending 4) ment in his condition. began On St. Patrick's Eve. On Delightful Program few: days in Sacramento visiting . rigay, St: Patrick's Day. Phaaee aeeseaey ee Sana her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. a : Banner Mountain Post, Veterans) Laurel Parlor, No. 9, N. D. G. W.,. Aubrey Wisker. Wy NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR THE of Foreign Wars, acted as hosts. held their regular naeine Wednes: NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW! Thufsday night to approximately 40] day evening in Odd Fellows hall. AfGeorge Carey is spending a few members of Hague, Thomas, Hegerty}ter-the business session Was over a days in San Francisco, where ' he Post No. 120 American Legion and. short St. Patrick’s program was renwent to consult a specialist in retheir auxiliary, in’a St. Patrick’s Day . dered as follows: Duet, by Mrs. G. gards to his health. SEE Dance and barty, at the Odd Fellows} Calanan and Miss ‘Frieda Hieroni5 ts ig hall. mous; solo, Mrs. Neva Pianezzi; Mr. and Mrs. Randall and _ son, The notable feature of the event was the fact, that this is the first time that the two great organizations of Nevada county, and composed entirely of ex-service men, one of World War Veterans only and the other of Foreign War Veterans, and their respective auxiliaries, have ever joined in an event of this kind. Dancing started promptly at 9 o'clock, with music furnished hy the Cortiselli Trio. Old time dances as well as the later dances were indulgin, With Mr. Wilcox of the American Legion, acting very crediably as master’ of ceremonies. At 10: dance was played after which all retired to the banquet. hall, an appetising repast-ef sandwiches, cake and coffee awaited. served by the and considerable on the credible manner in which it was done. During the repast a few heard from the following: Russel Feemster, Commander of the American Legion, William Gracey, Commander of the local: V. F. W. Post, Alice Hendon, first Vice-President of the Legion Auxiliary, Mary’ Tonella, President of the V. F. W. Auxiliary, and Mr. Ellis of the Legion. After supper every one returned to the dance floor, Where dancing Was resumed until mid-night. Every one went home, well satisfield, ‘feeling that they wouldn’t have missed it for the world. The Post and Auxiliary held their regular meeting before the dance with very good attendance. o ‘0 30 supper where This was auxiliary, remarks were Scout Officials and Families Enjoy Picnic A very enjoyable _ tir me was spent Ghe-ownthe following: Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, their twin Scout official Miles Coughlan, Scout Master Reisecker and five boy scouts. Among the scouts were Richard Parsons, Scout leader, and Albert Pratti, Assistant leader of this district. 5 They parked their cars near Soda Springs and used skis to walk over about six feet of snow up over the ridge to camp. Next week end Eagle Scouts of the different divisions will Pahatsi. Soda Springs, by sons, visit Camp Woodcraft Nleicl ice Enjoy Jigsaw Puzzles Champion Circle, bors of Woodcraft, lar second monthly day night. No. 325, Neighheld their regumeeting ThursA new candidate was initiated in. to the order. Jip saw puzzles filled in a social timre. The -two-tables completing their puzzles first and second were awarded prizes. _Dainty refreshments were served at the conclusion of the games. Mrs. Margaret Clarke is Guardian Neighbor of Woodcraft. Meetings of the circle are held each first and third Thursdays of each month. oO Fred Austin, who is connected with the Sixteen To One mine at Alleghany was a Nevada City visitor during the week. Se a he le he i le ee oe ae ae aes . 7+ : Glowing Beauty : a . * * with * B2 % . x * Harriet Hubbard Ayer ¢ Ra . = Ko : Preparations * % nes we os Without care brisk winds % * are apt to age your skin more z bi than you suppose. Do come to * a our toilietries section for these *

* rich creams that cleanse and + <a 4 nourish and protect—these lo% tions that sooth.and nourish To cleanse and lubricate Luxuria Cream 45¢c to 2.75 To nourish and stimulate Skin and Tissue Builder 85c » To whiten the hands Hand Lotion 85c Almond Honey and Cucumber $5 cents DICKERMAN Store . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA reading, St. Patrick’s by Mrs. Lottie Eden; humorous reading on St. Patrick, Mrs. Margaret Clarke. A dainty luncheon was served in the banquet hall. There were 40 members present. Many Children Tale Part in P. T. A. Program A splendid program was given by the fourth grade pupils of Washington .grammar school Friday afternoon under the leadership of Mrs. O. McCraney. . The slides and short talk of Canada by Rev. Charles Washburn gave a glimpse of that wonderful country. A good crowd of parents and visitors Were present. CO. ‘O NOTICE OF SALE Nevada City,.Calif., Mar. 20, 1933 I have sold the M Cafe, Nevada City, California, and will not be responsible for any bills after March 20,1933: (Signed) M. L. MITCHELL . TOW Miss Marie Carey and Charles Richard, all of Vallejo visited with Mrs. Randall's mother, Mrs. Ed Smith of this city. Will Young, accompanied by members of his family, made a trip to Sacramento Saturday ito take another treatment at the Sisters hospital in that city. From ‘latest reports ‘he did not stand the trip as well as he did the first one, but: all hope he will soon recover. .C. C. Skewes, of Grass Valley, who has been quite ill for some. time, \is much improved. He was superintendent of the Nevada County NarGauge railroad for abou 30 years, and has a host of friends who are pleased to learn that he is recovering from his illness. 25 or J. J. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson went to Sacramento Saturday. They were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Howard in the capital city over the week-end. Dr. M. H. Hardie of Alleghany regOld Ironsides in San Francisco Bay April 1st,2nd STUDENTS. EXCURSION For Everybody ROUNDTRIP FARES . Students $1.75 Adults 2.90 Phone 87 for Information NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE BE SURE TO READ NEVADA CITY NUGGET’S OFFER FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS ! . GET INTO THE CONTEST . NOW! 200 BOYS MAY WIN WHY NOT YOU? LOOK BOYS! EVERY BOY HAS A CHANCE TO WIN A FREE ROUND TRIP TO OAKLAND TO SEE U. S. S. CONSTITUTION Oh Boy! and board th EO. Stern aces who know he see was that the British in famed decks turned back You can go. will pay ter and secure tions to the 4 half * Simply and vou have to the contest, having Read the n anytime OAKLAND, year subscriptions. ing the contest. roundtrip ticket. HERE ARE THE RULES OF THE CONTEST . . Campaign begins today March 20, and closes Friday, March 31 at 12 o'clock noon. To be counted, all subscriptions must be in the office of the Nugget by 12 o'clock on March 31. ' 2. One round trip ticket to Oakland and return, good on the days and trains specified by Narrow Gauge Railway for the Old Ironsides excursion will be awarded for each two, one year subscriptions to the Nugget secured by the contestant from new subscribers, or four half 3. A new subscriber is one who has not been a subscriber to the Nugget since March 19, 1933. 4. Any boy 12 to 16 years of age, who is known to us to be honest and reliable; and who lives in Nevada City, Grass Valley, French Corral, Camptonville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Gold Flat, . or Alleghaney may enter. 5. Each contestant must report at the Nugget office before enter6. Every boy entering this contest must obtain a statement from a parents that he will be accompanied by them on the trip or obtain written permission from parents to go upon the trip. 7. Subscriptions from any resident of Nevada County will win a 8. Tickets will be awarded as soon as available. those to be regularly sold by the Narrow-Gauge good for the Old Ironsides excursion, and are good for round trip transportation between Nevada City and Oakland, subject to regulations of the railroad company in connection therewith.The Nevada City Nugget’s free trip to “Old lronsides” Won't it Constitution .. with your whipped Frigate another man1812? Won't it the name “Old Ironsides?”’ your fare the Old Ironsides Contest starting today two yearly see friends not been taking the bring in answer Start-right away so that you will be sure of plenty of time to get your subscribers. Gontest Rules in’this ad. Come from now on-and sign up:-On-to COME ON LEDS Go! PHONE 36 for information to’ go to Oakland the UW. SiS: from.stem. be fun at gallant old snip, go-through her listen to the tales of the guides YY grim and valiant history own eyes what kind of ship. it African ‘Pirates—put Guerriere_ to sank the rout, and captured two others thrill you to walk those yourself and see Why her hull the shct and won o-war British her NEVADA CITY NUGGET there and back if you enTHE new paid yearly subscripNugget at $2.00 a year each or subscriptions at $1.00 each. or neighbbors who have Nugget for the past year That's all name in their subscriptions. We'll enter all your do. your questions. Said tickets are r ' i nen