November 2, 1934 (6 pages)

7AGE_ EIGHT Bc NEVADA cITy NUGGET FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1934 A > penecen Pt et SOCIAL Oe Friends Gather On Hallowe'en Miss Jessie Robinson and Mr.! Beryl Robinson entertained twenty friends at a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening, October 30. .The_ HalJowe’en spirit was carried out in decorating the rooms. “Games suitable to the occasio nwere played. Those who won prizzés were Miss Margery Odgers, Mr. Hellga Sorrenson, Mrs. Hellga:' Sorrenson, Mrs. . Jack Filler and Mrs. A. Gunnelson. Those attending were: Mr. aud . Mrs. Hellga Sorrenson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunnelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Filler, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Tamblyn Mr. and Mrs. N. Robins, Nie. Jim Robinson, Billy Tamblyn, Shirley Tamblyn, Margery Odgers, Al Orfish, A Delaide Veal, Ray Fageans, Charley Davis, Dorothea” Boren, Alma = Marsh, = Nathaniel Robins, Beryl Robinson and Jessie .Robinson. Trinity Guild The Trinity Guild was delight-. fully entertained yesterday by Mrs. Charles Leiter at her home. on Broad street. Six tablesof cards. and three: of Mah Jongg made. up . the afternoon games. Mrs: °G.Ww. Rector received the gift for high score at contract, Mrs. P. Armstrong ‘for high score at bridge. Mrs. Ben Hall and Mrs: J. F. Stenger were recipients of gifts for high score at Mah Jongg: Mrs. Leiter’s honie was beautifully decorated with a fusion: of Seas Mrs. Clarence Rockefell entertamed the Gold Flat Sewiis Circle at her home ip Gold ! yesterday aftérnoon Hal “en eharacters and nd black color scheme with vutumn folwers and leaves were used to decorate the. rooms. After the serving of refreshmenis a social time was enjoyed. Birthday Dinner licicus dinner in honer of her husband’s birthday, Saturday, October at. A turkey and a latge. birthday: cake carrying a,dtull ‘array of candles was enjoyed ‘with severai friends. A social time followed. WANTED—Clean. rags at the Nugget Office. Pier at ee et ee Poe ft fit ft a) ee lerk ed a R. N. MeCorn ack, . day morning;:. is considerably im-j proved today. heart attack *Tues Peer tn nt ee "s A large checkerboard cake with] ,C ee C 3 a chocolate cat formed the centerwho suffer V N T S BE piece for the table, and created . See 7 muth amusement. a Those Lamp Fire Girls berta Bolton, Agatha Gates, Leila Enjoy Hallowe'en Party Ahdenah Group of Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at the home of their guardian,: Miss ‘Zoe Tredennick, Wednesday evening. Jimmie Shaughnessy, Evelyn Lotz, Iren Felice, Margaret, Gertrude and Ade-, . line Deason; and Messrs. Ellard Gates, Tony Cartoscelli, Max Bandy Sed cee ; , and action galore, fre eee ee Vigilanti, Babe Santinelli, you will not want Tree ped 7 Br recive pace present were: Misses AlHerschel Lotz, Raymond and Ralph to miss this rip-roaring picture starring Buffalo Bill, Jr. a THE GOLDEN POPPY vada Theatre . {. FRIDAY : é sortment of Lyons Glace ages to send away. SATURDAY . All present were in costume. The Brown, Carlton Orzalli. . in ; A . : : is ansely 2 s oy OW jrooms were decorated with witches. ae ‘ ettan ete a hear a : lblack cats, and eins ser the Miss Betty Foote entertained sev. stir e emotions .of .everyone You will enjoy these fine black cats; and pumpkins over the : who witnesses the beautiful love ; : Sie lelectric lights, and lighted yellow 2 lowe'en ‘andles which created neverto-be. forgotten scenes. Four little playlets were given by _Seral little friends at a party on Haleve, Hallowe'en games Dunn are co-starred. were played. with witches, black story as it California. fruits, on your holiday. dinner table. Also . SUNDAY s the Golden Poppy~is displaying a beautiful line of Bauunfolds upon the screen. Jean. Parker and James . Pee -leats and pumpkins ‘looking on. Thedrama ¥ lthe girls and a number of games erThose -invited were: Marilyn Lee, CRIME WITHOUT PASSION packed _ story er’s gaily colored dishes and . i y of a criminal pottery. i{joyed, prizes were awarded to winbers. Seasonable refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Marie Knudsen, Sylvia Moody, Jessie But-= ters, Marie Martz. Jean. Martz, Zella Flindt,.Betty Smith, Georgia Day, Ruth Godfrey, Catherine Davis Virginia Carney, Catherine Sabin, Ed= Elsie Schreiber, Alice Wagner, Lucille Danos, ,Idell Egan and Detty Lou Krough. law yer ’ who thought that “the only punishable crime, is stupidity,” only to find himself caught in the toils of the law. Mrs. C. E. Waite and _ children (left. yesterday for the Spanish mine l above Washington, where they plan ; eel bars Sons and Sree except Thurs. 145 Mill St. Grass Valley . to make their home for some time. ge er days. ernoo!: Skating-—-Children, 1O0Gy . Mr. Waite formerly was associated < = Ae! I a cal a iz . na Richerson, Mary Sabin, Selma . With ———a eit Bee we heating ARMORY HALL ee : NEVADA: CITY jnow master mechanic at the spanlish mine. THE GOLDEN POPPY SST. Adults, 20c. ‘Evening ating—380c; spectators, 10c. Every Wednesday Nite Carnival XUGGEY ADVERTISING PAYS: ' Hallowe'en Partiés . \ Last Saturday afternoon, Elsie Schreiber entertained sevéral little . friends at a gay party. Hallowe’ a . eharacters and decorations were . used throughout the rooms. Each . . little guest received a cap and tiny . baskets of cand as -favors. Those present were Marylin and Joan Lee, Betty Lou Krough and Emil Ott. Billy Kilroy; of Drummond st., fentertained several little guests at a joyous part Hallowe’en eve. — Pritges were awarded to those winning \hiehest scores in the — interesting, . games. Pumpkins and the _ usual Hallow=’en characters were used as , decorations. — Little Pattie Maguire entertained . little play mates with a Hal. . lowe’en <-party Tuesday. A bright . orange color scheme and Hallowe en characters were used for (decorai tions. Each guest received a Cap, mask and horn. A lively time was spent in games suitable to the occasion with Betty Lou Krough and Naomi Cleland winning prizes. Re. freshments were served. Those . fomi Cleland, and Nancy and. Pattic iM iwuire. A group of young people attended fa Hallowe'en party at the home of iMr,and Mrs. Jack Rondoni Wed. nesday evening. Nearly all the . party were in costume, several girls dressed as boys. Max Bandy dressled as a nice looking girl. RT IR IRR AR ROR IRR IRA TS? 4 she ot vee teste ste lente of of eaten tee skeet neato seateteote teoerterleatestenate seated esestetectoatenteofeterteatestestetectententestectesterieterteate ¢ rand New Assortment of ¢ : Swagger Suits : % * ¢ SNUG AND TWEEDY AND SMART * . ‘ YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE ANYWHERE * £ ROSE FASHION SHOPPE 4 % PINE AND COMMERCIAL Nevada City #. ~ we . . . r, Ht sake ote oles! sheteteteteteioieioiioieioiieiolieiioilei lolol teloteieieietore $9003000000 (oe eooeees Sa He she ote ate % 2 *, RAR? eee 2 Bottles S. & W. “BAKED B BEANS— 2 Cans PALACE SHRIMP— Can LA PALOMA SOAP— 106 Bars . Package WHITE KING POWDER— CREME OIL SOAP— Bar «. oe HOT r SAUCE— . Pound . GUITT. ARD'S CHOCOLATE : J. x JacksonFree Delivery” * A-Y ECONOMY Union made, white or wheat, sliced 16 Oz. Loaf. “OF FEE Lb. Ue 3 Ibs. 55c HILL’S BROS. RED CAN ve 31c 21 . 0c EDWARDS’ DEPENDABLE Lb. _ ele: Ibs. ose "5 rift EPENDABLE TEA NOTE THE SAVING PREM ERLE SET OS A id) n nn TREE TFA fy cA ‘Japan Green Ib. Lae 4 Ib. 25e ORANGE E PEKOE BLACK NUCOA, 2 Ibs. 29 MAYONNAISE Qt Jar.-.33¢ BEST FOODS JELL WELL, Pkg. ee, eres Ac COCOA, Lb. Pie. 19¢ BAKER’S BREAKFAST MATCHES, Cin., 6 Box...2]c HIGHWAY BRAND, strike anywhere WALDORF, Rell 4 FINE. TOILEP TISSUR a : oe aa LATED SOAP PICNIC HAM November 2nd to Sth; inclusive. GROCERY PICNIC HAMS mila sucer cured Mild ee sired . VALUES!! CF 4 = os RICH FLAVOR. OR AVALON BRAND NO. 2146 CANS CATSUP woe Le 10 sa. OUR CHOICE—RICH, RED CATSUP, 14 O04. BOTTLE SARDINES a Can 7c 15 Cans BARGE OVAL CANS SHRIMP cm le 10 CRAWFORD BRAND—FIRST QUALITY— 5 OZ. CANS CORNED BEEF con 15 7 cans LIBBY’S NO. 1 CAN DEVILED MEAT cn 4c 30 con LIBBY’S. NO. 2 CANS ALASKA PACK—HIGH GRADE PINK, TALL CANS CLAMS. can Oc 11 cons $1.00 GEISHA BRAND BABY CLAIMS, 5 OZ. CANS TOMATO SAUCE co 3c 34cm $1.00 RICH FLAVOR QUALITY $ Z. CANS PEAS 23a lic 10 Cans $1.00 i eH peed 6 ) EH GH — egeas? ee been 3 pam pond CS K DODGE BRAND, NO. 1 CANS EASTERN STANDARD PACK, 14 OZ. CANS CO) j RN Can : 4, DH = ae TINY KERNEL, NO. 2 CANS , PINEAPPLE ~ com Ie 8 cans 31.00 HILLSDALH BRAND, BROKEN SL ICES NO, 2 CAN ISPARAGUS con 3c. 8c. $1 00 SACRAMENTO BRAND, PICNIC CANS. PORK AND BEANS con 10cLL cen $1.00 VAN CAMP'’S LARGE 27 OZ. CANS FLOUR MILK AS « y HER e re) Gi @ “a % CORN an 8 iC J Cens @ i RAY) Cc SAFEWAY FAMILY FLOUR is pleas, MAX-I-IMUM BRAND ing thousands—Remember it is sold on Tall Cans a money¢ hack guarantee. 2 “i we ANS 2.5 622 See. AY lic S. 8 ae e POTATOES APPLES NORTHERN GEMS 25 Pounds ee a 27° CALIFORNEA PIPPINS ee ee ene 89c ——— i

7AGE_ EIGHT Bc NEVADA cITy NUGGET FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1934 A > penecen Pt et SOCIAL Oe Friends Gather On Hallowe'en Miss Jessie Robinson and Mr.! Beryl Robinson entertained twenty friends at a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening, October 30. .The_ HalJowe’en spirit was carried out in decorating the rooms. “Games suitable to the occasio nwere played. Those who won prizzés were Miss Margery Odgers, Mr. Hellga Sorrenson, Mrs. Hellga:' Sorrenson, Mrs. . Jack Filler and Mrs. A. Gunnelson. Those attending were: Mr. aud . Mrs. Hellga Sorrenson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunnelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Filler, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Tamblyn Mr. and Mrs. N. Robins, Nie. Jim Robinson, Billy Tamblyn, Shirley Tamblyn, Margery Odgers, Al Orfish, A Delaide Veal, Ray Fageans, Charley Davis, Dorothea” Boren, Alma = Marsh, = Nathaniel Robins, Beryl Robinson and Jessie .Robinson. Trinity Guild The Trinity Guild was delight-. fully entertained yesterday by Mrs. Charles Leiter at her home. on Broad street. Six tablesof cards. and three: of Mah Jongg made. up . the afternoon games. Mrs: °G.Ww. Rector received the gift for high score at contract, Mrs. P. Armstrong ‘for high score at bridge. Mrs. Ben Hall and Mrs: J. F. Stenger were recipients of gifts for high score at Mah Jongg: Mrs. Leiter’s honie was beautifully decorated with a fusion: of Seas Mrs. Clarence Rockefell entertamed the Gold Flat Sewiis Circle at her home ip Gold ! yesterday aftérnoon Hal “en eharacters and nd black color scheme with vutumn folwers and leaves were used to decorate the. rooms. After the serving of refreshmenis a social time was enjoyed. Birthday Dinner licicus dinner in honer of her husband’s birthday, Saturday, October at. A turkey and a latge. birthday: cake carrying a,dtull ‘array of candles was enjoyed ‘with severai friends. A social time followed. WANTED—Clean. rags at the Nugget Office. Pier at ee et ee Poe ft fit ft a) ee lerk ed a R. N. MeCorn ack, . day morning;:. is considerably im-j proved today. heart attack *Tues Peer tn nt ee "s A large checkerboard cake with] ,C ee C 3 a chocolate cat formed the centerwho suffer V N T S BE piece for the table, and created . See 7 muth amusement. a Those Lamp Fire Girls berta Bolton, Agatha Gates, Leila Enjoy Hallowe'en Party Ahdenah Group of Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at the home of their guardian,: Miss ‘Zoe Tredennick, Wednesday evening. Jimmie Shaughnessy, Evelyn Lotz, Iren Felice, Margaret, Gertrude and Ade-, . line Deason; and Messrs. Ellard Gates, Tony Cartoscelli, Max Bandy Sed cee ; , and action galore, fre eee ee Vigilanti, Babe Santinelli, you will not want Tree ped 7 Br recive pace present were: Misses AlHerschel Lotz, Raymond and Ralph to miss this rip-roaring picture starring Buffalo Bill, Jr. a THE GOLDEN POPPY vada Theatre . {. FRIDAY : é sortment of Lyons Glace ages to send away. SATURDAY . All present were in costume. The Brown, Carlton Orzalli. . in ; A . : : is ansely 2 s oy OW jrooms were decorated with witches. ae ‘ ettan ete a hear a : lblack cats, and eins ser the Miss Betty Foote entertained sev. stir e emotions .of .everyone You will enjoy these fine black cats; and pumpkins over the : who witnesses the beautiful love ; : Sie lelectric lights, and lighted yellow 2 lowe'en ‘andles which created neverto-be. forgotten scenes. Four little playlets were given by _Seral little friends at a party on Haleve, Hallowe'en games Dunn are co-starred. were played. with witches, black story as it California. fruits, on your holiday. dinner table. Also . SUNDAY s the Golden Poppy~is displaying a beautiful line of Bauunfolds upon the screen.. Jean. Parker and James . Pee -leats and pumpkins ‘looking on. Thedrama ¥ lthe girls and a number of games erThose -invited were: Marilyn Lee, CRIME WITHOUT PASSION packed _ story er’s gaily colored dishes and . i y of a criminal pottery. i{joyed, prizes were awarded to winbers. Seasonable refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Marie Knudsen, Sylvia Moody, Jessie But-= ters, Marie Martz. Jean. Martz, Zella Flindt,.Betty Smith, Georgia Day, Ruth Godfrey, Catherine Davis Virginia Carney, Catherine Sabin, Ed= Elsie Schreiber, Alice Wagner, Lucille Danos, ,Idell Egan and Detty Lou Krough. law yer ’ who thought that “the only punishable crime, is stupidity,” only to find himself caught in the toils of the law. Mrs. C. E. Waite and _ children (left. yesterday for the Spanish mine l above Washington, where they plan ; eel bars Sons and Sree except Thurs. 145 Mill St. Grass Valley . to make their home for some time. ge er days. ernoo!: Skating-—-Children, 1O0Gy . Mr. Waite formerly was associated < = Ae! I a cal a iz . na Richerson, Mary Sabin, Selma . With ———a eit Bee we heating ARMORY HALL ee : NEVADA: CITY jnow master mechanic at the spanlish mine. THE GOLDEN POPPY SST.. Adults, 20c. ‘Evening ating—380c; spectators, 10c. Every Wednesday Nite Carnival XUGGEY ADVERTISING PAYS: ' Hallowe'en Partiés . \ Last Saturday afternoon, Elsie Schreiber entertained sevéral little . friends at a gay party. Hallowe’ a . eharacters and decorations were . used throughout the rooms. Each . . little guest received a cap and tiny . baskets of cand as -favors. Those present were Marylin and Joan Lee, Betty Lou Krough and Emil Ott. Billy Kilroy; of Drummond st., fentertained several little guests at a joyous part Hallowe’en eve. — Pritges were awarded to those winning \hiehest scores in the — interesting, . games. Pumpkins and the _ usual Hallow=’en characters were used as , decorations. — Little Pattie Maguire entertained . little play mates with a Hal. . lowe’en <-party Tuesday. A bright . orange color scheme and Hallowe en characters were used for (decorai tions. Each guest received a Cap,

mask and horn. A lively time was spent in games suitable to the occasion with Betty Lou Krough and Naomi Cleland winning prizes. Re. freshments were served. Those . fomi Cleland, and Nancy and. Pattic iM iwuire. A group of young people attended fa Hallowe'en party at the home of iMr,and Mrs. Jack Rondoni Wed. nesday evening. Nearly all the . party were in costume, several girls dressed as boys. Max Bandy dressled as a nice looking girl. RT IR IRR AR ROR IRR IRA TS? 4 she ot vee teste ste lente of of eaten tee skeet neato seateteote teoerterleatestenate seated esestetectoatenteofeterteatestestetectententestectesterieterteate ¢ rand New Assortment of ¢ : Swagger Suits : % * ¢ SNUG AND TWEEDY AND SMART * . ‘ YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE ANYWHERE * £ ROSE FASHION SHOPPE 4 % PINE AND COMMERCIAL Nevada City #. ~ we . . . r, Ht sake ote oles! sheteteteteteioieioiioieioiieiolieiioilei lolol teloteieieietore $9003000000 (oe eooeees Sa He she ote ate % 2 *, RAR? eee 2 Bottles S. & W. “BAKED B BEANS— 2 Cans PALACE SHRIMP— Can LA PALOMA SOAP— 106 Bars .. Package WHITE KING POWDER— CREME OIL SOAP— Bar «. oe HOT r SAUCE— . Pound . GUITT. ARD'S CHOCOLATE : J. x JacksonFree Delivery” * A-Y ECONOMY Union made, white or wheat, sliced 16 Oz. Loaf.. “OF FEE Lb.. Ue 3 Ibs.. 55c HILL’S BROS. RED CAN ve 31c 21 . 0c EDWARDS’ DEPENDABLE Lb. _ ele: Ibs. ose "5 rift EPENDABLE TEA NOTE THE SAVING PREM ERLE SET OS A id) n nn TREE TFA fy cA ‘Japan Green Ib. Lae 4 Ib. 25e ORANGE E PEKOE BLACK NUCOA, 2 Ibs. 29 MAYONNAISE Qt Jar..-.33¢ BEST FOODS JELL WELL, Pkg. ee, eres Ac COCOA, Lb. Pie.. 19¢ BAKER’S BREAKFAST MATCHES, Cin., 6 Box.....2]c HIGHWAY BRAND, strike anywhere WALDORF, Rell 4 FINE. TOILEP TISSUR a : oe aa LATED SOAP PICNIC HAM November 2nd to Sth; inclusive. GROCERY PICNIC HAMS mila sucer cured Mild ee sired . VALUES!! CF 4 = os RICH FLAVOR. OR AVALON BRAND NO. 2146 CANS CATSUP woe Le 10 sa. OUR CHOICE—RICH, RED CATSUP, 14 O04. BOTTLE SARDINES a Can 7c 15 Cans BARGE OVAL CANS SHRIMP cm le 10 CRAWFORD BRAND—FIRST QUALITY— 5 OZ. CANS CORNED BEEF con 15 7 cans LIBBY’S NO. 1 CAN DEVILED MEAT cn 4c 30 con LIBBY’S. NO. 2 CANS ALASKA PACK—HIGH GRADE PINK, TALL CANS CLAMS.. can Oc 11 cons $1.00 GEISHA BRAND BABY CLAIMS, 5 OZ. CANS TOMATO SAUCE co 3c 34cm $1.00 RICH FLAVOR QUALITY $ Z. CANS PEAS 23a lic 10 Cans $1.00 i eH peed 6 ) EH GH — egeas? ee been 3 pam pond CS K DODGE BRAND, NO. 1 CANS EASTERN STANDARD PACK, 14 OZ. CANS CO) j RN Can : 4, DH = ae TINY KERNEL, NO. 2 CANS , PINEAPPLE ~ com Ie 8 cans 31.00 HILLSDALH BRAND, BROKEN SL ICES NO, 2 CAN ISPARAGUS con 3c. 8c. $1 00 SACRAMENTO BRAND, PICNIC CANS. PORK AND BEANS con 10cLL cen $1.00 VAN CAMP'’S LARGE 27 OZ. CANS FLOUR MILK AS « y HER e re) Gi @ “a % CORN an 8 iC J Cens @ i RAY) Cc SAFEWAY FAMILY FLOUR is pleas, MAX-I-IMUM BRAND ing thousands—Remember it is sold on Tall Cans a money¢ hack guarantee. 2 “i we ANS 2.5 622 See. AY lic S. 8 ae e POTATOES APPLES NORTHERN GEMS 25 Pounds ee a 27° CALIFORNEA PIPPINS ee ee ene 89c ——— i