May 6, 1938 (6 pages)

x NEVADA CITY. NUGGET . cer yer meme na ese ae "WE WILL BE OPEN “MO HER’S DAY” . \ Farewell Surprise Party Rev. E. Grav ‘ A surprise party was tendered Rev. ‘. . Elwood Gray of the M. E. church on . League. . vada City for the past five months as assistant pastor of the Methodist i}. church during the absence of H. a; . Buckner. During his stay he has made many friends and his fine work has been much appreciated by the church and the community. BEAUTIFULLY BOXED CANDY FOR MOTHER ) $1.00 and up CANDY WILL ALWAYS BE A MOTHER'S DAY GIFT ie . . st. Agnes Guild (EOVELY COLOGNE BY : LOCTEN LY! LONG Ts Sponsor Card Party St. Agnes Guild of Trinity church i $1.00 . . CHARMING ODORS IN COTY’S PERFUMES ll! tts president, Mrs. E. M. Rector yesSpecial Bottles $2.00 OUR SELECTION O# MOTHER DAY CARDS IS UNSURPASSED 'most of the afternoon for some welfare cases., The regular business of the guild was discussed and reported on. It was decided to ‘give a benefit card party in the E M. Rector gardens on Thursday, June 2. Committees were appointed and all general pians made. The ladies of ‘the comif; munity are cordially invited to atfor deseret . : 't-nd. The admission will be twent A Announcement will be Nevada City Drug Store BANK AMERICA BUILDING Nevada FRIDAY We will wrap your gifts especially for Mother. In preparing dinner for Mother's: Day have a delicious dish of BORDEN’S ICE CREAM . Iii five eents. . again made a few days prior to the . pee date, June 2, as a reminder to hose who would enjoy coming ‘to the if . sarty and who wish to reserve tables. Theatre ' : ‘ With Alice Faye, SALLY, IRENE & MARY:"=,2°" 2: 9 "mnie Durante, Fred Allen. Lots of stars, lots of laughs, and oh-hso very much merry romance, Eight new songs. SATURDAY The screen’s ace comic, Joe WIDE OPEN FACES 8. Brown, goin’ to town. Its 8, howling hurricane of hilarity. Lots of gaiety and girls! Also THE MYSTERIOUS PILOT. Columbia’s new serial sensation. : SUNDAY é i In, which A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER#:":,<: : ®R ob inson ' “Wittle Caesar” trades in his Tommy-gun and gangs up on society. Alse Jane Bryan, Allen, Jenkins, It'll give you a slight case of a an eo GOLD PAN LODGE —ANNOUNCES— Social Events' Monday evening in the church par-. ‘lors ‘by ‘he Bible class and Epwortn . Rev. Gray who has been in Ne-. ji held its May meeting at the home of . ’ ‘terday afcernoon. The ladies sewed . ‘HIGH SCHOOL ~ NOTES By MARY MARTZ . 1 ; SCHOLASTIC LUNCHEON The C. S. F. held a luncheon for . its members Thursday at noon, with the Honor Society as gues's. The luncheon was enjoyed very much. (Miss McKnight was the guest speakjer. (Miss Rector is the society advisor and under her the club has been more active than in many previous years. The club plans a trip to Tahoe some time in the near future and they hope to have the-Grass Valley C. S. F. as guests on the trip. QUILL SOON OUT Orders for the Nevada City high school annual began to come in Wed-} nesday. The Quill is a very attractive book containing many features such as classes, clubs, school ° activities, sports, and humor. The book is full of many pictures of the high school. student body. Its theme is “The Old and the New’’ and many pictures of} the old buildings and the new buildings in contrast are shown, The Quill will arrive from the publishers in several weeks and then everyone will be able to see it is a very interesting and desirable book, both to high school students and to the town people. Miss Rector is the Quill advisor and Reggie Kennedy is the editor. Many hours of work hag been put in gn the book and the result is going to ‘be one of very fine quality. Ernest Chapman is business manager and will have charge of sal6 of Quills. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Club will go to Chico Saturday ‘tio attend the annual club convention. About thirty girls will travel by bus under the ~ COURT . CALENDAR . The following matters will be heard in the superior court by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Estate of Martha deceased. will. Estate of LaVerne Gibbs, deceas. ed. Petition to set aside estate. Guardianship of George Leary, a minor. Return of sale of real estate. . Estates of John T. Dunlap, Sam. uel George Chinn, Mollie (Miller, Rob-' ert Ford, Herbert L. Moody, deceased. Petitions for letters of administration. Estate of Ralph W. Ellis, deceased. Petition to set aside estate to widow. , oes Guardianship of-Alice May Hull, a minor. Final account. Petition Raymond Carl Pianezzi. Petition to establish ‘birth. People vs. Joe D. Job, Arthur Dutfy, arraignments. Dissolution of Kanaka Mining Co. Petition for appointment of trustees. . Estate of Ann Skehan, deceased. Final account. H. O. Biggs vs. Adolph Verlod, seraldine McLean vs.°Ernest' W. El-’ lis, setting causes for trial, Louis F, Klump vs. J. B. Chinn, default. : James Harry vs. Ethel Kingston, Demurrer. Afternoon session: Stanley Barber vs. Ben Kagan. ‘Motion for change of venue. The People vs. Henry Yuen et al. Motion for change of venue. ‘ The People vs. Grant Spear. Setting cause for trial. Jane Hoskén, . Petition for probaie of. 1 ST UDE NTS TRY FOR JUNIOR TYPIST leadership of. (Miss McKmight, the club advisor. The girls learn much at the convention and always look forward with pleasure to it. The theme this year is ‘‘Hobbies” which will prove very interesting to levery girl. This year the largest delegation ever to go will journey.over. NEW BOAT Frank Ghidotti and Brick Childs tried out the new boat yesterday evening. Great secrecy marked the departure of this boat for nearby watSUMMER OPENING, SATURDAY, MAY 7TH Full Line Groceries Beer and Wine at Lowest Prices in the Mountains FREE DANCING ANYTIME Miners Bring Your Gold and Get More for Your Money Cash and Carry—We Save You Money BILL AND RITA DAYIS CAMPTONVILLE LAST TWO DAYS Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest-quality Fuller Paints. These "special prices will NOT be repeated this year, THROUGH MAY 7*, “HOUSE” PAINT Fuller Pure Prepared. For a beautiful protecting “all over” job. For two weeks, price slashed to . PORCH PAINT ae Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. mB Stands ‘hard use. For two weeks, specially reduced to. 51.86 rend $3.18 ca. 1 03. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weather-protect front doors, garden furniture, etc. Big saving my for two weeks at. a Stores, Ltd. — . da City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88$1.47 quart Many Nevada City students of Mt. St. Mary's of Grass Valley and graduates will go to Sacramento tomorrow to take the state civil service test for junior typist and junior stenographer. The students have been having “night school” at the convent this week in preparation ‘for the test. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hafer who reside at the Red Ledge mining property south of Alleghany, are preparing to return home Saturday ers and a test run was made. Dick Lane had fine luck Wednesday evening when he brought in ‘16 nice trout. Water remains high in the New York hotel in Nevada City. Mr. Hafer was in the hospital two weeks and then returned to the hotel to! after about a months’ stay at the mountains ‘but many fishermen will be spending the coming week end in. favorite spots. recuperate before going home. He is . making a good recovery from his illness. Regular Price, white $3.60 FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1938: 3 Quality Merchandise! LUX FLAKES—12 ounce RINSQ—2312 ounce RINSQ—Giant size LUX TOILET SOAP—3 bars for LIFEBUOY SOAP—3 bars for SNOWFLAKE SODAS Wtenearegeaneneanstinecnscwsnseeennecnsneeenecesessssstaoscssesesesessaasenes Slightly salted nrg a 2 Ib. carton. 31c . Tog SPRY SHORTENING . TEA GARDEN PRESERVES i ee 23c . Fruits or Berries OG 636.2 Ib, jar 46c EHMANN OLIVE OIL . BRIARDALE MAYONNAISE uate 2 83c. Pints .. a eae 25c 4 gallons _... $1.63 . Quarts 2.0 45c DEL MONTE WHOLE UNPEELED APRICOTS— 2—No. 214 cans ... DEL MONTE TOMATOES— Solid pack. 2—No.2 cans. tit DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE— 3—No. 1 cans CAMPFIRE BRIARDALE MARSHMALLOWS GRAPE FRUIT 1 lb. pkg. 17c . 3—No. 2 cans for . SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEW WHITE POTATOES—5 lbs. GREEN PEAS 2 is GREEN ASPARAGUS—2 lbs. RHUBARB—2 lbs. Seen n ene ecenwerw nan nnmen cen cntenncecswerceccusissdasccesgecsccceccacesecene PAINT SALE FROM MAY 6TH TO 21ST SHERWIN-WILLIAMS HOUSE PAINT Colors, $3.40 Special Price Per Gallon $2.97 Also bargain prices on other Sherwin-Williams Paint ORDER BY PHONE, PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY Phones 160 and 225 GROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MAY 6TH TO 138TH ‘PLAZA GROCERY GIFT SUGGE :-: MOTHER There is just one, and only one, Whose love shall fail me never. Just one who lives from sun to sun .With constant fond endeavor. There is just one, and only one On earth there is no other In Heaven a noble work was done When God gave mana Mother. . J STIONS FO MOTHER $7.95 Each up NEW DRESSES $3.95 each up $1.95 each up : $3.75 each WOOL SLACKS $3.95 pair 98c pair up $1:19 up BLOUSES $1.95 up PRINCESS SLIPS 98c each upSILK HOSIERY 79c, 98c, $1.15, $1.25 RAYON PANTIES 49c, 75c, 98c pair NIGHT GOWNS -98c to $1.95 each TOPPER COATS NEW COTTON DRESSES PLAIN WOOL SKIRTS ‘COTTON SLACKS MANNISH SHIRTS pair SUNDAY, MAY 8th —Also— IMPORTED LINEN TOWELS PILLOW CASES LUNCH CLOTHS BRIDGE SETS MOSAIC CLOTH LACE CLOTHS A HOME STORE OWNED AND OPERATED BY A HOME. MERCHANT NIGHT GOWNS Silk or Satins $1.95 to $3.95 each PAJAMAS $1.95 each up FANCY NECKWEAR ~ 49c each up FLOWER CORSAGES 49c each up COSTUME JEWELRY . 49c each up BAGS AND PURSES 98c each and up FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS 19c each and up FANCY TOWELS 25c each up BUREAU SCARFS . 7c each up LUNCH CLOTHS 59c up FANCY APRONS 25c each up 116 MILL STREET BERT’S Y GOODS STORE GRASS VALLEY i 2

x NEVADA CITY. NUGGET . cer yer meme na ese ae "WE WILL BE OPEN “MO HER’S DAY” . \ Farewell Surprise Party Rev. E. Grav ‘ A surprise party was tendered Rev. ‘. . Elwood Gray of the M. E. church on . League. . vada City for the past five months as assistant pastor of the Methodist i}. church during the absence of H. a; . Buckner. During his stay he has made many friends and his fine work has been much appreciated by the church and the community. BEAUTIFULLY BOXED CANDY FOR MOTHER ) $1.00 and up CANDY WILL ALWAYS BE A MOTHER'S DAY GIFT ie . . st. Agnes Guild (EOVELY COLOGNE BY : LOCTEN LY! LONG Ts Sponsor Card Party St. Agnes Guild of Trinity church i $1.00 . . CHARMING ODORS IN COTY’S PERFUMES ll! tts president, Mrs. E. M. Rector yesSpecial Bottles $2.00 OUR SELECTION O# MOTHER DAY CARDS IS UNSURPASSED 'most of the afternoon for some welfare cases., The regular business of the guild was discussed and reported on. It was decided to ‘give a benefit card party in the E M. Rector gardens on Thursday, June 2. Committees were appointed and all general pians made. The ladies of ‘the comif; munity are cordially invited to atfor deseret . : 't-nd. The admission will be twent A Announcement will be Nevada City Drug Store BANK AMERICA BUILDING Nevada FRIDAY We will wrap your gifts especially for Mother. In preparing dinner for Mother's: Day have a delicious dish of BORDEN’S ICE CREAM . Iii five eents. . again made a few days prior to the . pee date, June 2, as a reminder to hose who would enjoy coming ‘to the if . sarty and who wish to reserve tables. Theatre ' : ‘ With Alice Faye, SALLY, IRENE & MARY:"=,2°" 2: 9 "mnie Durante, Fred Allen. Lots of stars, lots of laughs, and oh-hso very much merry romance, Eight new songs. SATURDAY The screen’s ace comic, Joe WIDE OPEN FACES 8. Brown, goin’ to town. Its 8, howling hurricane of hilarity. Lots of gaiety and girls! Also THE MYSTERIOUS PILOT. Columbia’s new serial sensation. : SUNDAY é i In, which A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER#:":,<: : ®R ob inson ' “Wittle Caesar” trades in his Tommy-gun and gangs up on society. Alse Jane Bryan, Allen, Jenkins, It'll give you a slight case of a an eo GOLD PAN LODGE —ANNOUNCES— Social Events' Monday evening in the church par-. ‘lors ‘by ‘he Bible class and Epwortn . Rev. Gray who has been in Ne-. ji held its May meeting at the home of . ’ ‘terday afcernoon. The ladies sewed . ‘HIGH SCHOOL ~ NOTES By MARY MARTZ . 1 ; SCHOLASTIC LUNCHEON The C. S. F. held a luncheon for . its members Thursday at noon, with the Honor Society as gues's. The luncheon was enjoyed very much. (Miss McKnight was the guest speakjer. (Miss Rector is the society advisor and under her the club has been more active than in many previous years. The club plans a trip to Tahoe some time in the near future and they hope to have the-Grass Valley C. S. F. as guests on the trip. QUILL SOON OUT Orders for the Nevada City high school annual began to come in Wed-} nesday. The Quill is a very attractive book containing many features such as classes, clubs, school ° activities, sports, and humor. The book is full of many pictures of the high school. student body. Its theme is “The Old and the New’’ and many pictures of} the old buildings and the new buildings in contrast are shown, The Quill will arrive from the publishers in several weeks and then everyone will be able to see it is a very interesting and desirable book, both to high school students and to the town people. Miss Rector is the Quill advisor and Reggie Kennedy is the editor. Many hours of work hag been put in gn the book and the result is going to ‘be one of very fine quality. Ernest Chapman is business manager and will have charge of sal6 of Quills. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Club will go to Chico Saturday ‘tio attend the annual club convention. About thirty girls will travel by bus under the ~ COURT . CALENDAR . The following matters will be heard in the superior court by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Estate of Martha deceased. will. Estate of LaVerne Gibbs, deceas. ed. Petition to set aside estate. Guardianship of George Leary, a minor. Return of sale of real estate. . Estates of John T. Dunlap, Sam. uel George Chinn, Mollie (Miller, Rob-' ert Ford, Herbert L. Moody, deceased. Petitions for letters of administration. Estate of Ralph W. Ellis, deceased. Petition to set aside estate to widow. , oes Guardianship of-Alice May Hull, a minor. Final account. Petition Raymond Carl Pianezzi. Petition to establish ‘birth. People vs. Joe D. Job, Arthur Dutfy, arraignments. Dissolution of Kanaka Mining Co. Petition for appointment of trustees. . Estate of Ann Skehan, deceased. Final account. H. O. Biggs vs. Adolph Verlod, seraldine McLean vs.°Ernest' W. El-’ lis, setting causes for trial, Louis F, Klump vs. J. B. Chinn, default. : James Harry vs. Ethel Kingston, Demurrer. Afternoon session: Stanley Barber vs. Ben Kagan. ‘Motion for change of venue. The People vs. Henry Yuen et al. Motion for change of venue. ‘ The People vs. Grant Spear. Setting cause for trial. Jane Hoskén, . Petition for probaie of. 1 ST UDE NTS TRY FOR JUNIOR TYPIST leadership of. (Miss McKmight, the club advisor. The girls learn much at the convention and always look forward with pleasure to it. The theme this year is ‘‘Hobbies” which will prove very interesting to levery girl. This year the largest delegation ever to go will journey.over. NEW BOAT Frank Ghidotti and Brick Childs tried out the new boat yesterday evening. Great secrecy marked the departure of this boat for nearby watSUMMER OPENING, SATURDAY, MAY 7TH Full Line Groceries Beer and Wine at Lowest Prices in

the Mountains FREE DANCING ANYTIME Miners Bring Your Gold and Get More for Your Money Cash and Carry—We Save You Money BILL AND RITA DAYIS CAMPTONVILLE LAST TWO DAYS Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest-quality Fuller Paints. These "special prices will NOT be repeated this year, THROUGH MAY 7*, “HOUSE” PAINT Fuller Pure Prepared. For a beautiful protecting “all over” job. For two weeks, price slashed to .. PORCH PAINT ae Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. mB Stands ‘hard use. For two weeks, specially reduced to.. 51.86 rend $3.18 ca. 1 03.. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weather-protect front doors, garden furniture, etc. Big saving my for two weeks at.. a Stores, Ltd. — . da City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88$1.47 quart Many Nevada City students of Mt. St. Mary's of Grass Valley and graduates will go to Sacramento tomorrow to take the state civil service test for junior typist and junior stenographer. The students have been having “night school” at the convent this week in preparation ‘for the test. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hafer who reside at the Red Ledge mining property south of Alleghany, are preparing to return home Saturday ers and a test run was made. Dick Lane had fine luck Wednesday evening when he brought in ‘16 nice trout. Water remains high in the New York hotel in Nevada City. Mr. Hafer was in the hospital two weeks and then returned to the hotel to! after about a months’ stay at the mountains ‘but many fishermen will be spending the coming week end in. favorite spots. recuperate before going home. He is . making a good recovery from his illness. Regular Price, white $3.60 FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1938: 3 Quality Merchandise! LUX FLAKES—12 ounce RINSQ—2312 ounce RINSQ—Giant size LUX TOILET SOAP—3 bars for LIFEBUOY SOAP—3 bars for SNOWFLAKE SODAS Wtenearegeaneneanstinecnscwsnseeennecnsneeenecesessssstaoscssesesesessaasenes Slightly salted nrg a 2 Ib. carton.. 31c . Tog SPRY SHORTENING . TEA GARDEN PRESERVES i ee 23c . Fruits or Berries OG 636.2 Ib, jar 46c EHMANN OLIVE OIL . BRIARDALE MAYONNAISE uate 2 83c. Pints .... a eae 25c 4 gallons _..... $1.63 . Quarts 2.0 45c DEL MONTE WHOLE UNPEELED APRICOTS— 2—No. 214 cans ..... DEL MONTE TOMATOES— Solid pack. 2—No.2 cans.. tit DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE— 3—No. 1 cans CAMPFIRE BRIARDALE MARSHMALLOWS GRAPE FRUIT 1 lb. pkg. 17c . 3—No. 2 cans for .. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEW WHITE POTATOES—5 lbs. GREEN PEAS 2 is GREEN ASPARAGUS—2 lbs. RHUBARB—2 lbs. Seen n ene ecenwerw nan nnmen cen cntenncecswerceccusissdasccesgecsccceccacesecene PAINT SALE FROM MAY 6TH TO 21ST SHERWIN-WILLIAMS HOUSE PAINT Colors, $3.40 Special Price Per Gallon $2.97 Also bargain prices on other Sherwin-Williams Paint ORDER BY PHONE, PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY Phones 160 and 225 GROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MAY 6TH TO 138TH ‘PLAZA GROCERY GIFT SUGGE :-: MOTHER There is just one, and only one, Whose love shall fail me never. Just one who lives from sun to sun .With constant fond endeavor. There is just one, and only one On earth there is no other In Heaven a noble work was done When God gave mana Mother. . J STIONS FO MOTHER $7.95 Each up NEW DRESSES $3.95 each up $1.95 each up : $3.75 each WOOL SLACKS $3.95 pair 98c pair up $1:19 up BLOUSES $1.95 up PRINCESS SLIPS 98c each upSILK HOSIERY 79c, 98c, $1.15, $1.25 RAYON PANTIES 49c, 75c, 98c pair NIGHT GOWNS -98c to $1.95 each TOPPER COATS NEW COTTON DRESSES PLAIN WOOL SKIRTS ‘COTTON SLACKS MANNISH SHIRTS pair SUNDAY, MAY 8th —Also— IMPORTED LINEN TOWELS PILLOW CASES LUNCH CLOTHS BRIDGE SETS MOSAIC CLOTH LACE CLOTHS A HOME STORE OWNED AND OPERATED BY A HOME. MERCHANT NIGHT GOWNS Silk or Satins $1.95 to $3.95 each PAJAMAS $1.95 each up FANCY NECKWEAR ~ 49c each up FLOWER CORSAGES 49c each up COSTUME JEWELRY . 49c each up BAGS AND PURSES 98c each and up FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS 19c each and up FANCY TOWELS 25c each up BUREAU SCARFS . 7c each up LUNCH CLOTHS 59c up FANCY APRONS 25c each up 116 MILL STREET BERT’S Y GOODS STORE GRASS VALLEY i 2