November 10, 1933 (6 pages)

Se PS AGE Six THE NEVADA, CITY NUGGET BERT. ORASE INJU RED to close. a —— It is not anticipated there will be Bert“ Crase, superintendent of the . any ill effects. from the injury. fdaho Maryland Mines. while under . oO ground at the mine Thursday after. Dr. J. R. Ivey is spending this moon raised up in such a way us eS Oibaate in Downieville. His dental of-, Strike his forehexd gash that and cut a severe . fice is closed and will be reopened. required several stitches Monday. _ oan a oe i 51c. . Special Dinner . . 51c SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1933 a —-SOUP— Cream of Chicken a la Princess —SALAD— * Lettuce and Tomato, 1000 Island Dressing —ENTREES— CHOICE OF * Fried Monterey Abalone Steak, tartar sauce. Grilled Salmon Steak, Parsley butter. Breaded Vexl Cutlets, Paprika Sauce. Chicken Flakes ala King on Pattie Shells. Special Club Steak ala Financier Sauce. Baked Premium Ham with Raisin Sauce. Candied Yams. Roast Young Tom Turkey, Celery Dressing. —VEGETABLES— Jardenieré of Fresh Vegetables. Whipped Potatoes AFTER 5 P. M. HOT BREAD —DESSERTS— CHOICE OF ‘Lemon Cream Merengue Pie, Raisin Pie, Fresh Apple Pie Chocolate Cake, Vanilla Ice Cream, Pineapple Pie. —DRINKS— + CHOICE OF (Milk 5c Per Bottle Extra) BOARD $1.00 PER DAY SCHREIBER’S CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Cha:les B. Wyant Props. Nevada City a * Coffee or Tea LUMBER TALKS Tomorrow, Saturday, November the . . th, is Armistice Day and we shall close our place of business on that day. Armistice Day 1933 . There comes a magic day in grey November, Calling to us in thrilling tones, “Remember.” ¢ Our sentiment and respect for that occasion are truthfully expressed in the accompanying lines. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER €0. Phone 29 . Fred. E. Conner, Mer. A time is this for memory and for tears, For retrospective visions of lost years; + A time to ask ourselves, “Have we been true, Our living heroes, and our dead—to you?” There comes a magic day in grey November, Calling to us in thrilling tones, ““Remembey.” A. MLC. TEE LE Tet Ee SOCIAL HONS BB KONENO EVENTS . RUBE SRB mimian Boy Scouts Hold. Their Regular Meeting Boy Scout Troop 6, held their regular meeting with Albert Pratti as ‘Senior Patrol Leader. Several boys reregistered for the coming year making the necessary quota. Beaver and Pine Tree patrols were formed with the following: Patrol Leader Dick Bennetts, and Clements Organ, Everett Brown and Richard (Stevens for the Beaver Patrol; Pine Tree, Patrol Leader Dick Marriott, and Jackson Englebright, Todd Bonner, Arthur Porier, Ellard Gates and George Perry for the Pine Tree Patrol. Dick Parsons scout master and other officers plan to select teams for the Scout Rally to be held in Feb-! ruary. The Scouts hope to qualify for’ this rally and believe with. steady avplication to their work they will succeed. Womans Civic Club Entertains at Cards The Womans. Civic Club of Nevada City entertained yesterday afternoon at bridge, whist, mah jotigg and contract bridge at Brand’s studio. There were 21 tables or 84 memhers and guests present for the. ufternoon and all had a most enjoyable time with a number of prizes being awarded to the winners. Several from Grass Valley were! also present for the enjoyable affair. The club cleared $24.50 for the afternoon. Proceeds from the card party are to be used for the convention of Federated Clubs of the State of California which is to be held next April in — city. SACTO. JUNIORS AND RAMBLERS TO CLASH SACRAMENTO, Nov. 9.—A big game with all the trimmings will be presented in the Sacramento Stadium ; Saturday afternoon, November 11, when the Sacramento Junior College and the University of California Ramblers clash. The Ameriean Legion posts of Sacramento are presenting a military pageant before the game opens and a large Armistice Day crowd is ex. pected to witness the fete and game. California Ramblers are a junior varsity team from Berkeley which has lost but one game this season . and that by three points on the opening Saturday of the season to the College of Pacificg The Ramblers have defeated the Santaj Barbara Athletie Club, 21 to 0; Fresno State . College, 7 to 0; and San Jose State College, L2 to 0: NEV. CITY PARTY CATCHES ‘SALMON IN KLAMATH LAKE A party composed o of Mr. and Mrs. Larson Henwood and children, Mrs. Clemente Muccardini, Elisha Curtis, Larry Seiker and sister, Pearl, en. joyed a successful fishing trip on the Feather river above Oroville last Sunday. Elisha Curtis caught a 45 pound: ‘salmon and Larson Henwood caught; a big 32 pound salmon. It is the season when the datiacil! are running and many can be es in the river. One of the party re-. a good sized boat and they jumping up every few minutes. were . Blankets.$2.00 to 8.50 3 qf Comforts.$2.25 to 5.50 Pillows . . $1.25 to 3.50 Mattresses 7 7.50 42.50 Delivered to your ara in Nevada City or Grass a eney in our regular delivery zones. a he Alpha Stores, Lid. PHONE ¢) Re a EWerecnaey a ote Resets : . Elisha Curtis returned to the American river Wednesday and enjoyed another fishing trip of a. day. New Low Price On : GENUINE Listerine l4 G2 Worrle ($1.00 Size) —NOW— DICKERMAN Drug Store ‘lh . . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . ‘Laird of Alturas nad Junior “were 700 Chinese in Nevada City and * your Radio and guarantee Laurel Parlor Hostess To Grand Officers About. 80 membérs and guests of Laurel Parlor,.N. D, G. W., met in the Odd B4Nows hall ‘Wednesday . evening and enjoyed a splendid meeting. Their Grand President Mrs. BE. Past Armstrong of grand officers Grand President Mrs. Woodland and other were present. The ceremnoy of initiation was conferred on candidates during the evening. After the meeting adjourned they entered the banquet hall that had been artistically decorated with beautiful autumn leaves and red berries and enjoyed a delightful luncheon. Nevada City Ladies . Guests of Roseville Hostess Last Sunday a happyreunion of! friends was held in the home of Mrs. Art Hunt of Roseville when she invited’ Mrs. Otto E. Schiffner, Mrs.‘ Etta Los Kamp, and Mrs. William A. Kervin of Nevada City to meet a couple of old friends and house! guests, who. were: Mrs. Swazey Smith! of Caliente, Nevada and Mrs. Gloria} Spiers of Fair Oaks. A delicious ‘turkey dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon passed all too quickly for these friends in their , visiting. CONFERENCE FOR TEACHERS NOV. 18 : Of much intercat to teachers this county, is the announcement of Mrs. Ella M. Austin, county superintendent lof schools, that ‘arrangements have been made under which Mrs. Lucille Stewart, pation:in. Institute Week was 80 . much enjoyed, will come _ to this county for:a series of conferences with teachers. whose particiThe first conference will he held ; in the Columbus school, Grass Val-} ley, Saturday, November 18, from! 9:30-a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Her subject . will be ‘‘Reading and Technique for . Grades, One to Bight.” The second meeting will be held in the Nevada City Washington school on Saturday December 16. Mrs: Stewart will come ‘once a month for a conference during. the remainder of the school year. There will be no charge for her services, all expenses béing paid by the county school department. COMMERCIAL STREET REVEALS OLD TIME PEP The “awakening of Commercial street’ in Nevada City, has been accomplished within a few months, after many years of seeming slumber. There are only a few of the old store buildings unoccupied , today with every chance that these will be remodeled.and-oceupied in ‘the near future. Substantial business houses, preparing to stay in Nevada City ‘have moved in and among them are . Carnes, sign painter; Dixie Cafe, Vogue Cleaning Shop, Bosworth’s Second Hand Store. Within a few weeks the old Native Sons corner, Pine an@ Commercial streets hall will be ready . for occupancy. Next week will see the opening of the modern six room apartment house of Frank Davies in the old Transcript building upstairs, and the Bernadette Beauty Parlor} downstairs. The whole building has been remodeled by A. H. Burton, well known contractor of Grass Valley. This old street was the main busi. ness section of the city years ago. Itt has been the scene of many odd, interesting and amusing events, in the} years gone by. Fred Breese, plumber . of Commercial street, told a Nugget f reporter, he remembered when there} W. H. Sanit RADIO SERVICE Ey ieee We Eliminate Noise on results. Ask us about it. 206 Mill St. Phone 72 . Chinese women with tiny feet from about the best Fourth of July ever . celebrated was put-on by the Chinese . They immense 250 dragon valued at $20,0000 from San Francisco, brought up a number of hired an foot the city, and the horses in the parade were gaily decked out in bright silk trappings. It was truly a gorgeous and amazing sight as that old dragon in the lead paraded down Commercial street with all the other floats bringing up the rear. Many changes have occurred since the days of horses and Wagons to the present automobile days and this street: is again resuming its share in the commercial life of Nevada City. We are 100 per cent backers of N. R. A. Cleaning, Pres Pressing, Repairing.Made to measure i clothes . NEVADA CITY . FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1933 Fred Sauvee, of the Unis Tce C. in Nevada City » accompanied by his wife eft siete for the Klamath river Where they will enjoy a fishing and camping vacation. JONTEEL 4 Face Powder 25c—50c A Face Powder you'll. like better at half what you usually pay Cold Cream Base— —In visibly ¢ Clinging R. pM Sohatdecay SAVE SAF ETY 2 vOur wrth Rexrcalé . DRUG. STORE Phone 100 Nevada City; body. to become appareni. digestive disorders, These to Chiropractic Treatment. Head MONTHLY RATES 312 Broad Street 2 oe 0 Everyone is Entitled to Health ani many other conditions respond readily DR. H. B. TOWSLEY CHIROPRACTOR TO CHRONIC CASES cause many weaknesses of the end chest. eolds, sorethroats and Nevada City j t . once . 7. 4 + ENOUGH . . Call us for Free Inspection u “avERYTHING TO enduringly and economically! Now's the time to see about that Leaky Roof. it will cost to repair your roof, Only the best materials ALLEY LUMB SOE a PHONE 699 “RN Sohason& A lhowen: mk CO RD. /DAD SAYS: “Man learns by getting burn: ed. Experience stings and memory rules.” BE THRIFTY— BUY QUALITY. The world agrees that you can't build a good home without good materials. Our complete. stock of builders supplies is. high in quality and low in price—they ' enable you to build NOW and an estimate on what TRUPAK PUMPKIN— a ee ee ee 8 MINCE MEAT— . jar erent ag ee ee 29c Pou a 45c annem enn ereeneneeeneseeesaneesnasecqncsteeuece icHLtE COFFEE— ee DODSE PICKLES— 1 Pint . MONARCH 1 HOMINY_— 2'4 Pounds LIBBY’S MILK— ee J. -dackson Free Delivery a) Raa aw ial Pees Ia 5 porno orer

Se PS AGE Six THE NEVADA, CITY NUGGET BERT. ORASE INJU RED to close. a —— It is not anticipated there will be Bert“ Crase, superintendent of the . any ill effects. from the injury. fdaho Maryland Mines. while under . oO ground at the mine Thursday after. Dr. J. R. Ivey is spending this moon raised up in such a way us eS Oibaate in Downieville. His dental of-, Strike his forehexd gash that and cut a severe . fice is closed and will be reopened. required several stitches Monday. _ oan a oe i 51c. . Special Dinner . . 51c SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1933 a —-SOUP— Cream of Chicken a la Princess —SALAD— * Lettuce and Tomato, 1000 Island Dressing —ENTREES— CHOICE OF * Fried Monterey Abalone Steak, tartar sauce. Grilled Salmon Steak, Parsley butter. Breaded Vexl Cutlets, Paprika Sauce. Chicken Flakes ala King on Pattie Shells. Special Club Steak ala Financier Sauce. Baked Premium Ham with Raisin Sauce. Candied Yams. Roast Young Tom Turkey, Celery Dressing. —VEGETABLES— Jardenieré of Fresh Vegetables. Whipped Potatoes AFTER 5 P. M. HOT BREAD —DESSERTS— CHOICE OF ‘Lemon Cream Merengue Pie, Raisin Pie, Fresh Apple Pie Chocolate Cake, Vanilla Ice Cream, Pineapple Pie. —DRINKS— + CHOICE OF (Milk 5c Per Bottle Extra) BOARD $1.00 PER DAY SCHREIBER’S CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Cha:les B. Wyant Props. Nevada City a * Coffee or Tea LUMBER TALKS Tomorrow, Saturday, November the . . th, is Armistice Day and we shall close our place of business on that day. Armistice Day 1933 . There comes a magic day in grey November, Calling to us in thrilling tones, “Remember.” ¢ Our sentiment and respect for that occasion are truthfully expressed in the accompanying lines. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER €0. Phone 29 . Fred. E. Conner, Mer. A time is this for memory and for tears, For retrospective visions of lost years; + A time to ask ourselves, “Have we been true, Our living heroes, and our dead—to you?” There comes a magic day in grey November, Calling to us in thrilling tones, ““Remembey.” A. MLC. TEE LE Tet Ee SOCIAL HONS BB KONENO EVENTS . RUBE SRB mimian Boy Scouts Hold. Their Regular Meeting Boy Scout Troop 6, held their regular meeting with Albert Pratti as ‘Senior Patrol Leader. Several boys reregistered for the coming year making the necessary quota. Beaver and Pine Tree patrols were formed with the following: Patrol Leader Dick Bennetts, and Clements Organ, Everett Brown and Richard (Stevens for the Beaver Patrol; Pine Tree, Patrol Leader Dick Marriott, and Jackson Englebright, Todd Bonner, Arthur Porier, Ellard Gates and George Perry for the Pine Tree Patrol. Dick Parsons scout master and other officers plan to select teams for the Scout Rally to be held in Feb-! ruary. The Scouts hope to qualify for’ this rally and believe with. steady avplication to their work they will succeed. Womans Civic Club Entertains at Cards The Womans. Civic Club of Nevada City entertained yesterday afternoon at bridge, whist, mah jotigg and contract bridge at Brand’s studio. There were 21 tables or 84 memhers and guests present for the. ufternoon and all had a most enjoyable time with a number of prizes being awarded to the winners. Several from Grass Valley were! also present for the enjoyable affair. The club cleared $24.50 for the afternoon.. Proceeds from the card party are to be used for the convention of Federated Clubs of the State of California which is to be held next April in — city. SACTO. JUNIORS AND RAMBLERS TO CLASH SACRAMENTO, Nov. 9.—A big game with all the trimmings will be presented in the Sacramento Stadium ; Saturday afternoon, November 11, when the Sacramento Junior College and the University of California Ramblers clash. The Ameriean Legion posts of Sacramento are presenting a military pageant before the game opens and a large Armistice Day crowd is ex. pected to witness the fete and game. California Ramblers are a junior varsity team from Berkeley which has lost but one game this season . and that by three points on the opening Saturday of the season to the College of Pacificg The Ramblers have defeated the Santaj Barbara Athletie Club, 21 to 0; Fresno State . College, 7 to 0; and San Jose State College, L2 to 0: NEV. CITY PARTY CATCHES ‘SALMON IN KLAMATH LAKE A party composed o of Mr. and Mrs. Larson Henwood and children, Mrs. Clemente Muccardini, Elisha Curtis, Larry Seiker and sister, Pearl, en. joyed a successful fishing trip on the Feather river above Oroville last Sunday. Elisha Curtis caught a 45 pound: ‘salmon and Larson Henwood caught; a big 32 pound salmon. It is the season when the datiacil! are running and many can be es in the river. One of the party re-. a good sized boat and they jumping up every few minutes. were . Blankets.$2.00 to 8.50 3 qf Comforts.$2.25 to 5.50 Pillows . . $1.25 to 3.50 Mattresses 7 7.50 42.50 Delivered to your ara in Nevada City or Grass a eney in our regular delivery zones. a he Alpha Stores, Lid. PHONE ¢) Re a EWerecnaey a ote Resets : . Elisha Curtis returned to the American river Wednesday and enjoyed another fishing trip of a. day. New Low Price On : GENUINE Listerine l4 G2 Worrle ($1.00 Size) —NOW— DICKERMAN Drug Store ‘lh . . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . ‘Laird of Alturas nad Junior “were 700 Chinese in Nevada City and * your Radio and guarantee Laurel Parlor Hostess To Grand Officers About. 80 membérs and guests of Laurel Parlor,.N. D, G. W., met in the Odd B4Nows hall ‘Wednesday . evening and enjoyed a splendid meeting. Their Grand President Mrs. BE. Past Armstrong of grand officers Grand President Mrs.

Woodland and other were present. The ceremnoy of initiation was conferred on candidates during the evening. After the meeting adjourned they entered the banquet hall that had been artistically decorated with beautiful autumn leaves and red berries and enjoyed a delightful luncheon. Nevada City Ladies . Guests of Roseville Hostess Last Sunday a happyreunion of! friends was held in the home of Mrs. Art Hunt of Roseville when she invited’ Mrs. Otto E. Schiffner, Mrs.‘ Etta Los Kamp, and Mrs. William A. Kervin of Nevada City to meet a couple of old friends and house! guests, who. were: Mrs. Swazey Smith! of Caliente, Nevada and Mrs. Gloria} Spiers of Fair Oaks. A delicious ‘turkey dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon passed all too quickly for these friends in their , visiting. CONFERENCE FOR TEACHERS NOV. 18 : Of much intercat to teachers this county, is the announcement of Mrs. Ella M. Austin, county superintendent lof schools, that ‘arrangements have been made under which Mrs. Lucille Stewart, pation:in. Institute Week was 80 . much enjoyed, will come _ to this county for:a series of conferences with teachers. whose particiThe first conference will he held ; in the Columbus school, Grass Val-} ley, Saturday, November 18, from! 9:30-a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Her subject . will be ‘‘Reading and Technique for . Grades, One to Bight.” The second meeting will be held in the Nevada City Washington school on Saturday December 16. Mrs: Stewart will come ‘once a month for a conference during. the remainder of the school year. There will be no charge for her services, all expenses béing paid by the county school department. COMMERCIAL STREET REVEALS OLD TIME PEP The “awakening of Commercial street’ in Nevada City, has been accomplished within a few months, after many years of seeming slumber. There are only a few of the old store buildings unoccupied , today with every chance that these will be remodeled.and-oceupied in ‘the near future. Substantial business houses, preparing to stay in Nevada City ‘have moved in and among them are . Carnes, sign painter; Dixie Cafe, Vogue Cleaning Shop, Bosworth’s Second Hand Store. Within a few weeks the old Native Sons corner, Pine an@ Commercial streets hall will be ready . for occupancy. Next week will see the opening of the modern six room apartment house of Frank Davies in the old Transcript building upstairs, and the Bernadette Beauty Parlor} downstairs. The whole building has been remodeled by A. H. Burton, well known contractor of Grass Valley. This old street was the main busi. ness section of the city years ago. Itt has been the scene of many odd, interesting and amusing events, in the} years gone by. Fred Breese, plumber . of Commercial street, told a Nugget f reporter, he remembered when there} W. H. Sanit RADIO SERVICE Ey ieee We Eliminate Noise on results. Ask us about it. 206 Mill St. Phone 72 . Chinese women with tiny feet from about the best Fourth of July ever . celebrated was put-on by the Chinese . They immense 250 dragon valued at $20,0000 from San Francisco, brought up a number of hired an foot the city, and the horses in the parade were gaily decked out in bright silk trappings. It was truly a gorgeous and amazing sight as that old dragon in the lead paraded down Commercial street with all the other floats bringing up the rear. Many changes have occurred since the days of horses and Wagons to the present automobile days and this street: is again resuming its share in the commercial life of Nevada City. We are 100 per cent backers of N. R. A. Cleaning, Pres Pressing, Repairing.Made to measure i clothes . NEVADA CITY . FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1933 Fred Sauvee, of the Unis Tce C. in Nevada City » accompanied by his wife eft siete for the Klamath river Where they will enjoy a fishing and camping vacation. JONTEEL 4 Face Powder 25c—50c A Face Powder you'll. like better at half what you usually pay Cold Cream Base— —In visibly ¢ Clinging R. pM Sohatdecay SAVE SAF ETY 2 vOur wrth Rexrcalé . DRUG. STORE Phone 100 Nevada City; body. to become appareni. digestive disorders, These to Chiropractic Treatment. Head MONTHLY RATES 312 Broad Street 2 oe 0 Everyone is Entitled to Health ani many other conditions respond readily DR. H. B. TOWSLEY CHIROPRACTOR TO CHRONIC CASES cause many weaknesses of the end chest. eolds, sorethroats and Nevada City j t . once . 7. 4 + ENOUGH . . Call us for Free Inspection u “avERYTHING TO enduringly and economically! Now's the time to see about that Leaky Roof. it will cost to repair your roof, Only the best materials ALLEY LUMB SOE a PHONE 699 “RN Sohason& A lhowen: mk CO RD. /DAD SAYS: “Man learns by getting burn: ed. Experience stings and memory rules.” BE THRIFTY— BUY QUALITY. The world agrees that you can't build a good home without good materials. Our complete. stock of builders supplies is. high in quality and low in price—they ' enable you to build NOW and an estimate on what TRUPAK PUMPKIN— a ee ee ee 8 MINCE MEAT— . jar erent ag ee ee 29c Pou a 45c annem enn ereeneneeeneseeesaneesnasecqncsteeuece icHLtE COFFEE— ee DODSE PICKLES— 1 Pint . MONARCH 1 HOMINY_— 2'4 Pounds LIBBY’S MILK— ee J. -dackson Free Delivery a) Raa aw ial Pees Ia 5 porno orer