March 31, 1933 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAR. 31, 1933 “ HAVE YOU A “NUGGET” IN YOUR HOME? CTAHOE CAFE MERCHANTS LUNCH 35c FRIED CHICKEN DINNER 50c CHOW MEIN GHOP SUEY 104 Main Street Grass Valley There’s Springtime PED in MILK Daisies look prettier, violets smell sweeter and the world looks brighter after you've changed to our milk. Try it! \ PASTEURIZED MILK IS SAFE MILK FOR THE BABY CHICAGO PARK DAIRY Early Morning Delivery Phone 26F-51 For Free Trial Bottle ALL COWS T. B. TESTED HMUEUSUBUBUBURRTBRT miei TT tn i . W. Kotchapaw Alfalfa and Grain Hay Poultry and Dairy Feeds Coal and Dry Wood PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 394 East Spring Street Nevada City elie eat LL LULL MC Mee On mete ene RT ts SUB AUM EB BB YL = TT Tt 1) TY et At MULT Ut ‘ 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 physicians 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 — Choice Alfalfa Hay Small Lots $16.5 DELIVERED LOCALLY Grass Valley THE NEVADA Pa ET STEMS EUR eee SOCIAL TU Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis Will Motor to Fresno Mrs. Will Davis havé recently moved to the old Goodwin property in the Willow Valley district and rented their home ‘on the Texas Hill. 2 Next week end they will motor to 3ig Creek in Fresno county to visit friends. The trip will be in the nature of a celebration as Mr. and Mrs. Davis will have been married 30 years on-the 8th of April and the birthday of their daughter and Mr. Davis are in the first week of April. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will also visit cousins in Fowler. Mrs. Davis will spend a couple of weeks vi8iting at Big Creek while he returns to his work on the Sacramento Union. < Mr. and Photo Shows 52 Sacks Of Ore Worth $400,000 The Nevada City Chamber of Commerece room and window, through the efforts of Secretary W. H. Griffith, present an attractive appearance with splendid ore specimens. petrified wood, old time relies and new and old pictures. In the large front windows are several old mining scenes, hydraulicking’ operations, views of Lake Vera, Bowman dam and many other beautiful scenes. One picture that attracted special attention is that of 52 sacks of ore from the Sixteen To One mine at Alleghany. It is stated that E. H. Wilson is the owner and the sacks contain ore to the value of $400,000. The view taken in the old Citizens Bank of Nevada City shows Ed Morgan president of the bank and Mr. Bailey as watchman. This valuable shipment of ore was taken out in 1909 and brought down from the mine at Alleghany under heavy escort and placed under guards and stored in the old Citizens Bank vault. This lot of ore was the forerunner of developments in the Sixteen To One mine, which resulted in the rich property it is Ss now with a past production record of between ten and 12 dollars. million 0 Miss Margaret White, who is now training for a nurse at the French hospital in San Francisco, is spending her two weeks vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walmsley ot Nevada: City and Mr. and Mrs. BE. Smelling of Seattle, motored to Sacramento Friday on business. seusitetiinimnisivimmn times ce Te —————— LAST MINUTE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THE BETTY JEAN SHOP will feature a special SHOWING of NEW SPRING SURPRISES FRIDAY and SATURDAY. We will not attempt to enumerate the many new things expbected—COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. POE EEE Ti tt tet nt ft Tie nde ELUM tte . Mrs. Larsen and Miss . Larsen See Old lronsides ETO mt et et it it ttt nt i ttt Te pe EVENTS PUTT Tit ves Mrs. Andrew @. Larspn and daughter, Miss Geraldine, returned Wednesday evening from a visit. with relatives in San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland. While in San Francisco they -had the pleasure of visiting sides. The ship docked last Friday and they went aboard in a pouring rain Saturday morning at about 11 o’clock. The. gang plank was laid so that you could go on near the bow and after a thorough inspection of all three decks and many interesting relics of early day warfare they got off at the stern. The ship is 204 feet long at the water line or 306 feet over all. They had a most enjoyable._visit on the old ship and were the first from Nevada City to visit Old Ironsides in San Francisco. i) Mrs. Buckner Hostess To Missionary Circle Mrs. H.H. Buckner entertained Circle No. 2 of the Methodist Aid Society Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. Owing to the inclement weather the crowd was not as large as usual, but a nice time was enjoyed. An impromptu program was given after which old hymns were sung in which all joined. Dainty refreshments were served at. the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Buckner also entertained Circle No. 1 with a tea last Wednesday afternoon. The Bible class of the Methodist church met last evening. Mrs. Gibson is president of the class. Mr. and Mrs. McBoyle Visit the Phillippines In a recent letter received from the Errol Mac Boyles, they told of a visit in the Philippines where they went to a mine that Mr. Mac Boyle was employed in for a number of years. It was situated in the mountains near Manila. : They expect to be in Marsailles on April 6th and their new Auburn car that was shipped from San Francisco THE BETTY JEAN SHOP Nevada City N. C. Phone 183 > oes te ste ste ste stesteste ste st, * fy 74 Meee NEW : Flower & Garden SEEDS From Ferry’s and Mandville and King. Wee Re etesteteteteste st ot rat MS Ee ee Meee Flower Seeds 10c Pckg. Garden Seeds 5c Pckg. Bulk White Clover Seed ; 65c lb. __. Garden Set—Trowel Weeder Fork Special Value €5c NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA several months ago, will b for them. From e waiting Marsailles they will ent and the British Isles. Mr. Mac Boyle is general manager of the Idaho Maryland mine. oO Methodist Ladies Entertain at Dinner The ladies of the Methodist church last evening gave another dinner to a hundred or more guests. A chef from Oakland prepared the excellent viands. All the women received a packet of special recipes. A lecture illustrating with stereoptican slides in colors was a part of the evenings entertainment. ————o. CHIEF OWNERS OF LAVA CAP ARE HERE Continued from page one to the depth of 500 feet, and four levels have been opened, only two of which have been worked out. In 20 feet more a new level will be opened. The ledge as already uncovered, contains rock enough to last for three or -four years. For size, richness and the advantages of working, we doubt if the Banner is surpassed by any mine in the state.” ‘ “The Process of Working,—The rock is first reduced by the rock Old Ircnsianiamaienal CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS City, California. R. E. HARRIS Drug Store Nevada AIDED BY OLD REMEDY “For thirty years I had constipation. Souring food from stomach choked me. Since taking Adlerika I am a new person. Constipation is a thing of the past. —Alice Burns— Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market. St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco. Ore and Bullion OLD FASHIONS WERE DELIGHTFUL BUT TODAY CALLS FOR MODERN CHARM NOTHING ELSE ADDS SO MUCH TO A WOMAN'S CHIC AS A SMART HAIR ARRANGEMENT . Let . _ LURENE Forp STEVENSON (Formerly with O'Connor Moffit Beauty Shop, S. F.) Do Yours in The Latest Mode Yet with That Individual Touch Which Every Woman: Loves AMIB MAR-IB BFoAUCTY SHOPPF> ANN WOODRUFFE Mer. 139 Mill St. Grass Valley MASTER CHEVROLET PRICES (DELIVERED) 110 Inch Wheel. Base Fully Equipped COACH, Fully Equipped SEDAN, 782.00 $ 731.00 breaker so that it may be received . by the battery. It is then lowered and discharged at the mill, two men here feed the 30 stamps. The pulp runs from the battery over blankets, then through riffle boxes and is discharged into vats. It is then worked in roqkers, and the first class sulphurets saved for the chlorine process. The pulp than runs into a double tail sluice four hundred feet long, supplied with blankets and is discharged. The washings of the blankets are ground in the Knox pans, and the waste runs off and is again worked by’ a Cornish arrangement called a ‘“Buddle.” The loss after this thorough working must be small, Terms as Low as 139 So. Church St. Singer Sewing Machines SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED Maytag Washing Machines ARTHUR T. MILLER Grass Valley $2.00 Per Month Phone 168 a start . on a tour of the European contin. COUPE, Fully Equipped 710.00 ROADSTER, Fully Equipped 700.00 STANDARD CHEV. PRICES (DELIVERED) 107 Inch Wheel Base ‘COACH, Fully Equipped COUPE, Fully Equipped 623.00 SPORT COUP, Fully Equipped 653.00 1929 Essex Sport Coupe in excellent shape and on good tires. This car is a bargain at $190.00 : 1930 FORD SEDAN Looks and runs good. Priced to sell at $275.00. Can be bought for cash or or liberal GMAC TERMS. 1926 Essex Coach 1926 Chrysler 60 Sedan 80.00 1931 Chevrolet Coupe 350.00 All New Chevrolets are completely equipped and wired for Chevrolet Radio, which sells for $59.50. See them at Kneebone Motor Sales Company SHOW ROOM, GRASS VALLEY. PHONE 119 Address 119 S. Church ll $ 633.00 $ 50.00 IN A TIME JACK ROSE GLYCERINE SOAP— 5 Bars DODGE PEAS— 214 Pound Can WESSON OIL— Va Gallon TARGET BRAND CORN BEEF— SHASTA TEA— PEANUT BUTTER— 2 Pound Jar EGGS— J.J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery

PAGE SIX CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAR. 31, 1933 “ HAVE YOU A “NUGGET” IN YOUR HOME? CTAHOE CAFE MERCHANTS LUNCH 35c FRIED CHICKEN DINNER 50c CHOW MEIN GHOP SUEY 104 Main Street Grass Valley There’s Springtime PED in MILK Daisies look prettier, violets smell sweeter and the world looks brighter after you've changed to our milk. Try it! \ PASTEURIZED MILK IS SAFE MILK FOR THE BABY CHICAGO PARK DAIRY Early Morning Delivery Phone 26F-51 For Free Trial Bottle ALL COWS T. B. TESTED HMUEUSUBUBUBURRTBRT miei TT tn i . W. Kotchapaw Alfalfa and Grain Hay Poultry and Dairy Feeds Coal and Dry Wood PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 394 East Spring Street Nevada City elie eat LL LULL MC Mee On mete ene RT ts SUB AUM EB BB YL = TT Tt 1) TY et At MULT Ut ‘ 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 physicians 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 — Choice Alfalfa Hay Small Lots $16.5 DELIVERED LOCALLY Grass Valley THE NEVADA Pa ET STEMS EUR eee SOCIAL TU Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis Will Motor to Fresno Mrs. Will Davis havé recently moved to the old Goodwin property in the Willow Valley district and rented their home ‘on the Texas Hill. 2 Next week end they will motor to 3ig Creek in Fresno county to visit friends. The trip will be in the nature of a celebration as Mr. and Mrs. Davis will have been married 30 years on-the 8th of April and the birthday of their daughter and Mr. Davis are in the first week of April. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will also visit cousins in Fowler. Mrs. Davis will spend a couple of weeks vi8iting at Big Creek while he returns to his work on the Sacramento Union. < Mr. and Photo Shows 52 Sacks Of Ore Worth $400,000 The Nevada City Chamber of Commerece room and window, through the efforts of Secretary W. H. Griffith, present an attractive appearance with splendid ore specimens. petrified wood, old time relies and new and old pictures. In the large front windows are several old mining scenes, hydraulicking’ operations, views of Lake Vera, Bowman dam and many other beautiful scenes. One picture that attracted special attention is that of 52 sacks of ore from the Sixteen To One mine at Alleghany. It is stated that E. H. Wilson is the owner and the sacks contain ore to the value of $400,000. The view taken in the old Citizens Bank of Nevada City shows Ed Morgan president of the bank and Mr. Bailey as watchman. This valuable shipment of ore was taken out in 1909 and brought down from the mine at Alleghany under heavy escort and placed under guards and stored in the old Citizens Bank vault. This lot of ore was the forerunner of developments in the Sixteen To One mine, which resulted in the rich property it is Ss now with a past production record of between ten and 12 dollars. million 0 Miss Margaret White, who is now training for a nurse at the French hospital in San Francisco, is spending her two weeks vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walmsley ot Nevada: City and Mr. and Mrs. BE. Smelling of Seattle, motored to Sacramento Friday on business. seusitetiinimnisivimmn times ce Te —————— LAST MINUTE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THE BETTY JEAN SHOP will feature a special SHOWING of NEW SPRING SURPRISES FRIDAY and SATURDAY. We will not attempt to enumerate the many new things expbected—COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. POE EEE Ti tt tet nt ft Tie nde ELUM tte . Mrs. Larsen and Miss . Larsen See Old lronsides ETO mt et et it it ttt nt i ttt Te pe EVENTS PUTT Tit ves Mrs. Andrew @. Larspn and daughter, Miss Geraldine, returned Wednesday evening from a visit. with relatives in San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland. While in San Francisco they -had the pleasure of visiting sides. The ship docked last Friday and they went aboard in a pouring rain Saturday morning at about 11 o’clock. The. gang plank was laid so that you could go on near the bow and after a thorough inspection of all three decks and many interesting relics of early day warfare they got off at the stern. The ship is 204 feet long at the water line or 306 feet over all. They had a most enjoyable._visit on the old ship and were the first from Nevada City to visit Old Ironsides in San Francisco. i) Mrs. Buckner Hostess To Missionary Circle Mrs. H.H. Buckner entertained Circle No. 2 of the Methodist Aid Society Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. Owing to the inclement weather the crowd was not as large as usual, but a nice time was enjoyed. An impromptu program was given after which old hymns were sung in which all joined. Dainty refreshments were served at. the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Buckner also entertained Circle No. 1 with a tea last Wednesday afternoon. The Bible class of the Methodist church met last evening. Mrs. Gibson is president of the class. Mr. and Mrs. McBoyle Visit the Phillippines In a recent letter received from the

Errol Mac Boyles, they told of a visit in the Philippines where they went to a mine that Mr. Mac Boyle was employed in for a number of years. It was situated in the mountains near Manila. : They expect to be in Marsailles on April 6th and their new Auburn car that was shipped from San Francisco THE BETTY JEAN SHOP Nevada City N. C. Phone 183 > oes te ste ste ste stesteste ste st, * fy 74 Meee NEW : Flower & Garden SEEDS From Ferry’s and Mandville and King. Wee Re etesteteteteste st ot rat MS Ee ee Meee Flower Seeds 10c Pckg. Garden Seeds 5c Pckg. Bulk White Clover Seed ; 65c lb. __. Garden Set—Trowel Weeder Fork Special Value €5c NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA several months ago, will b for them. From e waiting Marsailles they will ent and the British Isles. Mr. Mac Boyle is general manager of the Idaho Maryland mine. oO Methodist Ladies Entertain at Dinner The ladies of the Methodist church last evening gave another dinner to a hundred or more guests. A chef from Oakland prepared the excellent viands. All the women received a packet of special recipes. A lecture illustrating with stereoptican slides in colors was a part of the evenings entertainment. ————o. CHIEF OWNERS OF LAVA CAP ARE HERE Continued from page one to the depth of 500 feet, and four levels have been opened, only two of which have been worked out. In 20 feet more a new level will be opened. The ledge as already uncovered, contains rock enough to last for three or -four years. For size, richness and the advantages of working, we doubt if the Banner is surpassed by any mine in the state.” ‘ “The Process of Working,—The rock is first reduced by the rock Old Ircnsianiamaienal CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS City, California. R. E. HARRIS Drug Store Nevada AIDED BY OLD REMEDY “For thirty years I had constipation. Souring food from stomach choked me. Since taking Adlerika I am a new person. Constipation is a thing of the past. —Alice Burns— Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market. St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco. Ore and Bullion OLD FASHIONS WERE DELIGHTFUL BUT TODAY CALLS FOR MODERN CHARM NOTHING ELSE ADDS SO MUCH TO A WOMAN'S CHIC AS A SMART HAIR ARRANGEMENT . Let . _ LURENE Forp STEVENSON (Formerly with O'Connor Moffit Beauty Shop, S. F.) Do Yours in The Latest Mode Yet with That Individual Touch Which Every Woman: Loves AMIB MAR-IB BFoAUCTY SHOPPF> ANN WOODRUFFE Mer. 139 Mill St. Grass Valley MASTER CHEVROLET PRICES (DELIVERED) 110 Inch Wheel. Base Fully Equipped COACH, Fully Equipped SEDAN, 782.00 $ 731.00 breaker so that it may be received . by the battery. It is then lowered and discharged at the mill, two men here feed the 30 stamps. The pulp runs from the battery over blankets, then through riffle boxes and is discharged into vats. It is then worked in roqkers, and the first class sulphurets saved for the chlorine process. The pulp than runs into a double tail sluice four hundred feet long, supplied with blankets and is discharged. The washings of the blankets are ground in the Knox pans, and the waste runs off and is again worked by’ a Cornish arrangement called a ‘“Buddle.” The loss after this thorough working must be small, Terms as Low as 139 So. Church St. Singer Sewing Machines SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED Maytag Washing Machines ARTHUR T. MILLER Grass Valley $2.00 Per Month Phone 168 a start . on a tour of the European contin. COUPE, Fully Equipped 710.00 ROADSTER, Fully Equipped 700.00 STANDARD CHEV. PRICES (DELIVERED) 107 Inch Wheel Base ‘COACH, Fully Equipped COUPE, Fully Equipped 623.00 SPORT COUP, Fully Equipped 653.00 1929 Essex Sport Coupe in excellent shape and on good tires. This car is a bargain at $190.00 : 1930 FORD SEDAN Looks and runs good. Priced to sell at $275.00. Can be bought for cash or or liberal GMAC TERMS. 1926 Essex Coach 1926 Chrysler 60 Sedan 80.00 1931 Chevrolet Coupe 350.00 All New Chevrolets are completely equipped and wired for Chevrolet Radio, which sells for $59.50. See them at Kneebone Motor Sales Company SHOW ROOM, GRASS VALLEY. PHONE 119 Address 119 S. Church ll $ 633.00 $ 50.00 IN A TIME JACK ROSE GLYCERINE SOAP— 5 Bars DODGE PEAS— 214 Pound Can WESSON OIL— Va Gallon TARGET BRAND CORN BEEF— SHASTA TEA— PEANUT BUTTER— 2 Pound Jar EGGS— J.J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery