November 21, 1932 (4 pages)

DR SALE—One 7-in. hydraulic ‘monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, ‘Forest Hill, in care of Mayflower ~ Gravel Mine. 20¢t?. WANTED—To buy old batteries, in _@my condition. Black Bart Service Station, Hills Plat, Nevada City ; $30-tf CORN FED TURKEYS—See your bird before killed. One mile out eon McCourtney road, Grass Valley Live, 20 c, dressed, 25c per lb. E. A. Weldon or phone Al Richlin, 572, Grass Valley. FOR SALE—Six tube Zenith Radio with B. Eliminator and Wet A Battery with Trickle Changer for same. Also loud speaker. Complete sale price for outfit $15 Inguire at Nugget Office. STRAYED—Cow. Owner may have same by paying costs. Apply Nugget office. seaside ie ae CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE -Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY Corner of Main and Commercial Sts “NEVADA CITY California SCIENCE NOW CURES YOUR WORST COLD WITH ASPIROIDS = 36 Units 19c_ Science found the reason for your cold. Too much acid. And the cure—neutralizing the acid. This amazing new idea is the basis of Aspiroids. In five minutes that feverish achy feeling is gona, In an hour or so the last sign of the cold has disappeared. Next morning you feel like a@ new person. Remember that Aspiroids are sold exclusively by Rexall Stores. -R. E. HARRIS» Wevada City Phone 100 Better Coffee Every Time! . BL (COFFEE MAKERS Coffee that is always mellow, rich and satisfying is easy to make in the Coleman Coffee } Maker. Brews it the f “no-boil” way, retaining flavor, ‘extra durable nickel i] Nevada City, Mrs. Hazel Williams and son of Sacramento, are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Loren Williams, in Nevada City this week. ed Miss Beth Young of Nevada City over Sunday. Miss Ada Rich, city water collector, left the latter part of last -week to spend a short vacation with her sister and husband at Watsonville. Mrs. J. M. Hoff and young son and sister came up from their home in Berkeley to visit With her husband, J. M. Hoff. They returned to week. daughter, Miss Marsha; of San Rafael, are spending Thanksgiving week in this city with Mrs. Healey's Ray Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith attended the big Stanford U. C. football game last Saturday. The game was a no score. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wisker, of Auburn, spent Sunday in' Nevada City visiting with relatives. Mrs. B. Preston, who was injured in a fall recently, is able to be up and around again and is attending to her business at the news stand. A new concrete floor is being built at the Nevada City fire house under the supervision of Herbert Ha)lett, chief of police. Mrs. Otto Schiffner and Mrs. R. noon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milo Davidovich and Mr. and Mrs, Bitney at Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chisholm of Nevada City made a trip to Reno last week, leaving Thursday and returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Getcheli of Roseville, were visitors in Nevada City Sunday.’ — Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodda of Berkeley and Mr. and Mrs Bill Rodda with two year old Norma Jean of Minneapolis arrived in Nevada City Friday afternoon for a four weeks vacation. They are staying with the H. B. Wrights at the Crabbe ranch. The men are uncles of Mrs. Wright and formerly lived in Nevada County for many years. A. A. Wren, mining engineer of Nevada City, after a two day trip to San Francisco, returned here Friday -and then left the same day for Redding and Oroville where he has a three months mining inspection job. After a three days trip to Oakland and Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams returned to Grass Valley Saturday night. Adams went in connection--with his painting and paper hanging business. Jack and Bill Rodda, visiting in motored to French Corral Saturday and returned with ‘1a nice mess of quail each, Considerable activity in the grayel mines around French Corral and Birchville, is now taking place :in anticipation of soon expected rains. t.and Mrs. Don Carlos Billick " of Nevada City, motored up the Downieville highway to North San Juan and Alleghany yesterday. James Grimes, mining man of this city, left Nevada City last Thursday for his home ip Oakland. Mr. Earl Breuner, of Marysville, visit=}— their home the latter part of the} Mr. and Mrs. Frank Healy and]sisters, Miss Alma Marsh and Mrs. : -R. Anderson spent Saturday after: 1 ere RN! So nani gh ae Ny Rpt Oe SUN is tree San 16 GA NA has kw a oh RPL, THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Th? 3 oF Little Marie Lundin and Denise Mephan are shown above having a swell time with a number of pretty ‘‘bubbles” they found. But Denise seems to be finding it hard to, burst one of them. And no wonder; they’re not bubbles, but blown glass globes to. be used later for city electric light standards, and just uow strewn about the yard of a Los Angeles glass works Grimes and his associates own the American Flag mine near Camptonville. Carl Tobiason with four others were rounding up cattle in the Indian Flat district yesterday. { Mr. John A. Boyer, of Sacramento spent Saturday-in Nevada City on business matters. * Mr. Lon Payne of this city left for his mine on Oregon Creek, near Camptonville this morning. Kelliher and Figurski have just completed a rebuild job on a huge square concrete tank for Calanan and Richards at the slaughter house. A. v. Sauvee, who keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter, is making some repairs to his place of ‘business at the Plaza. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stritzky, of Oakland, were weekend visitors with W. H. Daniles family at ‘“‘Nevahill.’”’ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Figurski and Al Kelliher, entertained a group of friends last evening at a well appointed chicken dinner and card card party. Deciding to eat Thanksgiving dinner at home for a change, Congressman Harry Englebright will not leave for Washington until Friday. SH ti ean tamer, Select your THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS From *“BOLTON’S Variety Store NOTIONS of all kinds i CHRISTMAS GIFTS Arriving Daily “Boltons — -5-10-15c Store Pine St. Nevada City DINNERSoup SPECIAL THANKSGIVING NEVADA CITY (3e Choice of Roast Young Turkey and Apple Dressing with Cranberry Sauce Roast Young Chicken and Dressing Tenderloin Steak and-Mushroom Sauce * * French Lamb Chops on Toast Salad Turkey La Rain — Waldorf: Dessert, Choice of Hot Mince Pie or English Puddin _, » Drinks—Coffee, Milk, Tea Dy Continued from page one Nevada City Closes Successful Season —_—_—e passes and connected three times. The last pass was for 45 yards and a. ' touchdown as the game _ endéd. Grass Valley converted and won the game 25 to 19, one of the most hectic contests ever seen on any man’s gridiron. Coach Barron is to be commended for the wonderful progress he has made this year with the team. Nevada City was the agressive team throughout the game, especially superior was the local line. Time and again they spilled the opposing . < backs for a loss or no gain. Although outweighed 12 pounds to the man, the local team proved itself a better playing organization. They were better versed in the fundamentals of football and played with more fight than their opponents. Casci and Schiffner were instrumental in the fine line play that was seen. Wes Barry played his best same of the year, breaking through and “making many of the tackles. The ends all played at their top form. Tucker again played his stédady game at center . Fullback Oates as expected did a lot of heavy hitting line plunging. Pierce did not get in because of his smashed finger, until the second quarter, but he made his presence felt plenty after that with his smashing type of play. Chapman got his punts away plenty a good all around fact. all of the boys played at top fom, there were no individual stars, just a~good . hard playing team. Although the local lads lost four out of their seven games played they made a very good record for the first year of play. No team de feated them by more than one touch-dewn-andthey lost most of those by]. the skin of their teeth. A check of the touch downs and total scores made gives Nevada City a good edge, They scored 92 points to their opponents 63 and made 14 touchdowns against 10. The record of teams Played and the scores is as. follows: Nevada City vs. Auburn, 14-0 favor Nevada City; Nevada City vs. MONDAY, NON. .21,.4932 : a) Placerville, 6-0 favor Placerville; Nevada City vs. San Juan, 20-18 favor San Juan; Nevada City vs. Auburn, 33-0 favor Nevada City: Nevada City vs. Grass Valley, 6-0 favor of Grass Valley; Nevada City vs. Grass alley, 25-19 favor Grass Valley. APPLY FOR PERMISSION TO OPERATE AUTO STAGE G. C. -Celio-has—applied to the — Railroad Commission, for a certificate of public convenience and neecessity to operate an auto stage service between Nevada City and the Murchie mine and Nevada City and the Hoge mine, in Nevada county. Wilmington —~ Construction underway on $12,000 storeroome for Edwin W. Sandison at 917 Avalon Blvd. = ; . Dependable Jewelers */ atid a a 124 Mill St. er cere es an Tu NGS. Only One Store Grass Valley Winter is Coming ‘Circulating! Heaters Now is the time to decide on your heater. We have all sizes in CIRCULATING HEATERS. Also cast-iron heaters and air ‘CIRCULATORS— tight heaters at new REDUCED PRICES. CAST HEATERS— $25 . $60 AIR TIGHT HEATERS— $9: ¢ 50 up Stores, Lid. Nevada City A ~ respondence and make typewritin iliar Remington rying case. REMIE SCOUT, Has standard 4g eas any other typewriter, It is built by Remin the same workmen, it can be carried Tost. 1 pular COMPACT TYPEWRITER L. writes “small” letters as well as “CAPITALS” !! This is a specimen of writing with the ington -=a type style reall row keyboard and other features to y = writes as speedily as office models. WRITING ONE SIZE MODERN GOTHIC LETTERS LIKE THIS yY appropriate for corother writing work in the home. gton, in the same factory, by and with the same care as famLight in weight, anywhere in its convenient carnewest Rem0 ke ah dale VAR EOD Bas a ben race Sopra ea ee

DR SALE—One 7-in. hydraulic ‘monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, ‘Forest Hill, in care of Mayflower ~ Gravel Mine. 20¢t?. WANTED—To buy old batteries, in _@my condition. Black Bart Service Station, Hills Plat, Nevada City ; $30-tf CORN FED TURKEYS—See your bird before killed. One mile out eon McCourtney road, Grass Valley Live, 20 c, dressed, 25c per lb. E. A. Weldon or phone Al Richlin, 572, Grass Valley. FOR SALE—Six tube Zenith Radio with B. Eliminator and Wet A Battery with Trickle Changer for same. Also loud speaker. Complete sale price for outfit $15 Inguire at Nugget Office. STRAYED—Cow. Owner may have same by paying costs. Apply Nugget office. seaside ie ae CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE -Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY Corner of Main and Commercial Sts “NEVADA CITY California SCIENCE NOW CURES YOUR WORST COLD WITH ASPIROIDS = 36 Units 19c_ Science found the reason for your cold. Too much acid. And the cure—neutralizing the acid. This amazing new idea is the basis of Aspiroids. In five minutes that feverish achy feeling is gona, In an hour or so the last sign of the cold has disappeared. Next morning you feel like a@ new person. Remember that Aspiroids are sold exclusively by Rexall Stores. -R. E. HARRIS» Wevada City Phone 100 Better Coffee Every Time! . BL (COFFEE MAKERS Coffee that is always mellow, rich and satisfying is easy to make in the Coleman Coffee } Maker. Brews it the f “no-boil” way, retaining flavor, ‘extra durable nickel i] Nevada City, Mrs. Hazel Williams and son of Sacramento, are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Loren Williams, in Nevada City this week. ed Miss Beth Young of Nevada City over Sunday. Miss Ada Rich, city water collector, left the latter part of last -week to spend a short vacation with her sister and husband at Watsonville. Mrs. J. M. Hoff and young son and sister came up from their home in Berkeley to visit With her husband, J. M. Hoff. They returned to week. daughter, Miss Marsha; of San Rafael, are spending Thanksgiving week in this city with Mrs. Healey's Ray Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith attended the big Stanford U. C. football game last Saturday. The game was a no score. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wisker, of Auburn, spent Sunday in' Nevada City visiting with relatives. Mrs. B. Preston, who was injured in a fall recently, is able to be up and around again and is attending to her business at the news stand. A new concrete floor is being built at the Nevada City fire house under the supervision of Herbert Ha)lett, chief of police. Mrs. Otto Schiffner and Mrs. R. noon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milo Davidovich and Mr. and Mrs, Bitney at Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chisholm of Nevada City made a trip to Reno last week, leaving Thursday and returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Getcheli of Roseville, were visitors in Nevada City Sunday.’ — Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodda of Berkeley and Mr. and Mrs Bill Rodda with two year old Norma Jean of Minneapolis arrived in Nevada City Friday afternoon for a four weeks vacation. They are staying with the H. B. Wrights at the Crabbe ranch. The men are uncles of Mrs. Wright and formerly lived in Nevada County for many years. A. A. Wren, mining engineer of Nevada City, after a two day trip to San Francisco, returned here Friday -and then left the same day for Redding and Oroville where he has a three months mining inspection job. After a three days trip to Oakland and Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams returned to Grass Valley Saturday night. Adams went in connection--with his painting and paper hanging business. Jack and Bill Rodda, visiting in motored to French Corral Saturday and returned with ‘1a nice mess of quail each, Considerable activity in the grayel mines around French Corral and Birchville, is now taking place :in anticipation of soon expected rains. t.and Mrs. Don Carlos Billick " of Nevada City, motored up the Downieville highway to North San Juan and Alleghany yesterday. James Grimes, mining man of this city, left Nevada City last Thursday for his home ip Oakland. Mr. Earl Breuner, of Marysville, visit=}— their home the latter part of the} Mr. and Mrs. Frank Healy and]sisters, Miss Alma Marsh and Mrs. : -R. Anderson spent Saturday after: 1 ere RN! So nani gh ae Ny Rpt Oe SUN is tree San 16 GA NA has kw a oh RPL, THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Th? 3 oF Little Marie Lundin and Denise Mephan are shown above having a swell time with a number of pretty ‘‘bubbles” they found. But Denise seems to be finding it hard to, burst one of them. And no wonder; they’re not bubbles, but blown glass globes to. be used later for city electric light standards, and just uow strewn about the yard of a Los Angeles glass works Grimes and his associates own the American Flag mine near Camptonville. Carl Tobiason with four others were rounding up cattle in the Indian Flat district yesterday. { Mr. John A. Boyer, of Sacramento spent Saturday-in Nevada City on business matters. * Mr. Lon Payne of this city left for his mine on Oregon Creek, near Camptonville this morning. Kelliher and Figurski have just completed a rebuild job on a huge square concrete tank for Calanan and Richards at the slaughter house. A. v. Sauvee, who keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter, is

making some repairs to his place of ‘business at the Plaza. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stritzky, of Oakland, were weekend visitors with W. H. Daniles family at ‘“‘Nevahill.’”’ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Figurski and Al Kelliher, entertained a group of friends last evening at a well appointed chicken dinner and card card party. Deciding to eat Thanksgiving dinner at home for a change, Congressman Harry Englebright will not leave for Washington until Friday. SH ti ean tamer, Select your THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS From *“BOLTON’S Variety Store NOTIONS of all kinds i CHRISTMAS GIFTS Arriving Daily “Boltons — -5-10-15c Store Pine St. Nevada City DINNERSoup SPECIAL THANKSGIVING NEVADA CITY (3e Choice of Roast Young Turkey and Apple Dressing with Cranberry Sauce Roast Young Chicken and Dressing Tenderloin Steak and-Mushroom Sauce * * French Lamb Chops on Toast Salad Turkey La Rain — Waldorf: Dessert, Choice of Hot Mince Pie or English Puddin _, » Drinks—Coffee, Milk, Tea Dy Continued from page one Nevada City Closes Successful Season —_—_—e passes and connected three times. The last pass was for 45 yards and a. ' touchdown as the game _ endéd. Grass Valley converted and won the game 25 to 19, one of the most hectic contests ever seen on any man’s gridiron. Coach Barron is to be commended for the wonderful progress he has made this year with the team. Nevada City was the agressive team throughout the game, especially superior was the local line. Time and again they spilled the opposing . < backs for a loss or no gain. Although outweighed 12 pounds to the man, the local team proved itself a better playing organization. They were better versed in the fundamentals of football and played with more fight than their opponents. Casci and Schiffner were instrumental in the fine line play that was seen. Wes Barry played his best same of the year, breaking through and “making many of the tackles. The ends all played at their top form. Tucker again played his stédady game at center . Fullback Oates as expected did a lot of heavy hitting line plunging. Pierce did not get in because of his smashed finger, until the second quarter, but he made his presence felt plenty after that with his smashing type of play. Chapman got his punts away plenty a good all around fact. all of the boys played at top fom, there were no individual stars, just a~good . hard playing team. Although the local lads lost four out of their seven games played they made a very good record for the first year of play. No team de feated them by more than one touch-dewn-andthey lost most of those by]. the skin of their teeth. A check of the touch downs and total scores made gives Nevada City a good edge, They scored 92 points to their opponents 63 and made 14 touchdowns against 10. The record of teams Played and the scores is as. follows: Nevada City vs. Auburn, 14-0 favor Nevada City; Nevada City vs. MONDAY, NON. .21,.4932 : a) Placerville, 6-0 favor Placerville; Nevada City vs. San Juan, 20-18 favor San Juan; Nevada City vs. Auburn, 33-0 favor Nevada City: Nevada City vs. Grass Valley, 6-0 favor of Grass Valley; Nevada City vs. Grass alley, 25-19 favor Grass Valley. APPLY FOR PERMISSION TO OPERATE AUTO STAGE G. C. -Celio-has—applied to the — Railroad Commission, for a certificate of public convenience and neecessity to operate an auto stage service between Nevada City and the Murchie mine and Nevada City and the Hoge mine, in Nevada county. Wilmington —~ Construction underway on $12,000 storeroome for Edwin W. Sandison at 917 Avalon Blvd. = ; . Dependable Jewelers */ atid a a 124 Mill St. er cere es an Tu NGS. Only One Store Grass Valley Winter is Coming ‘Circulating! Heaters Now is the time to decide on your heater. We have all sizes in CIRCULATING HEATERS. Also cast-iron heaters and air ‘CIRCULATORS— tight heaters at new REDUCED PRICES. CAST HEATERS— $25 . $60 AIR TIGHT HEATERS— $9: ¢ 50 up Stores, Lid. Nevada City A ~ respondence and make typewritin iliar Remington rying case. REMIE SCOUT, Has standard 4g eas any other typewriter, It is built by Remin the same workmen, it can be carried Tost. 1 pular COMPACT TYPEWRITER L. writes “small” letters as well as “CAPITALS” !! This is a specimen of writing with the ington -=a type style reall row keyboard and other features to y = writes as speedily as office models. WRITING ONE SIZE MODERN GOTHIC LETTERS LIKE THIS yY appropriate for corother writing work in the home. gton, in the same factory, by and with the same care as famLight in weight, anywhere in its convenient carnewest Rem0 ke ah dale VAR EOD Bas a ben race Sopra ea ee