November 22, 1937 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1937. PACE FOUR Social Events Young Folks Enjoy Party at Gates Home A group of high school students enjoyed a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates Saturday evening, November 20. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Misses Agatha and Levonne Gates and Yarious games weie enjoyed. Guests Pianezzi,. Rose Shirley were: Misses Madge Pontecelli, Betty Andrews, Davies, Levonne Gates, Agatha Gat“es, Pearl Strach, Doreen Watson, Vella Flindt, Elsie Schreiber and La Verne Willard. Messrs Robert Gilkey, Ainsley Fouyer, Chad Martin, Norman Kopp, Craig Davis, Buster Williams, Phil: Angove, Albert Pontecelli, Max Ruth, Wallace Brown, George Willard, George Strach, Reg Kennedy, Bub Tobiassen. Mrs. William Daniels Is Club Hostess Mrs. William L. Davies was hostess Thursday for the monthly luncheon . of the Neighborly Club of Harmony . cemanaiielbiiaal Ridge. Lovely white garden chrysanthemums were used in the dining room and the colors, green and white, were carried out in the table decorations and glassware. Mrs. Leslie Kyier assisted Mrs, Day.os in serving. Before the close of a very pleasant afternoon a business meeting was held, reports of several committees were received and the date of the annual Christmas party was set for next month. Three Girls Entertain at Progressive Dinner Misses Dorothe Hoff, Jane Bennett, Sylvia Mcody and Alice Graham entertained ten guests at a progressive dinner held at their homes on Saturday evening, November “20. The dinner began at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody on B street where the first course was Served. The guests then’ went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoff on Pine street where Miss Dorcthe Hoff and Alice Graham actedeas hostess for the main-course, After this, the group met at the home of MY and Mrs. E. R. Bennett, where Miss Jane to Step Out! ‘Sust like that’’! Clean Shirt, Clean Tie, Suit freshly pressed by GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY and : DRY CLEANERS t's THE 7 Oa 1g . WAY TRY IT Dr. West's Tooth Paste Offer . 40s DR. WEST’S TOOTH PASTE . . . 49c McKESSON ANTISEPTIC . Full . . Pint Bottle — Aa 89c Value. wa . . Both, for wT . New. Low Prices: 600c AlkaSeltzer . $1.50 Petrolagar All numbers i 75c Doans Kidney Pills -.. 58c . . Hiel. 20 sal Mepatica=-.c.2.0o4 98c . 50 Ipana Tooth Paste ... 39c j 1.26 Creomulsion . ..-.-/-55.-0 1.12 . . i $1.25 Pinkham Comp. .. $1.09 $1.25 Sma Baby Food --..:.98e I Treasured beyond ‘words are your " Personal Christmas Cards See our sample books of cards that will thrill you in their originality——color and modern engraving. THAT KEEPS ME SHINED UP! “WE CALL AND DELIVER . Phone 108 111 Bennett St. GRASS VALLEY DICKERMAN Drug Store a \. her brother in law, Charles Fitch, to . . NEVADA CITY ‘interest in business in Salida. to Your friends will appreciate the thoughtfulness that prompts you Everything in + MAKE AN Photography APPOINTMENT TODAY Drorocrarner Phone.67 107 Mill Street Grass Valley e give your photograph. e pFer Christmas.. Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity Wor y. NOVEMBER 19, 1937. No, 64. Lock home can ordinary can be more pleasWe trust that our insistence on the value of Palco wool for insulation will not bore you. Win-. ing in ter is the time of. easier to maintain. A colored man doyear to make your/if you install the. ing a hauling job cash savings in heat. Schlage locks or. was told that he Saving. Dexter locks. Wel]-couldn’t get his “nie ERS stock both lines and} money until he subare proud of them. mitted a statement. ' Contractor Rob-. Will you allow us. After much meditaAlternate 8 inch and 12-ineh pine boards looks ert Steger is instal-. to show them to. tion he evolved the jing side wall boards. you? following bill: ‘3 in the new high comes and three goschool gymnasium. Mr. O: Knudsen is} es, at four bits a refinishing a house Coyote street with ‘Laux ‘Wall Texture. This unusual material gives an interior stucco finish in color to practically any type of wall, old plasterboard or boards. on in a the or sets be type Simplified and Accounting went, $3.” make this a very attractive job. William Moule is building a fine small home on the Grass Valley Nevada City highway. Phones NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager COMPANY 498-499. Nevada City Bennett served the guests with the . last course. The young folks then . went to Grass Valléy to the Knatty . Poppy where they enjoyed dancing. Assisting the girls in the prepara. tions of the dinner was Mts. J. M. . Hoff, Mrs. Chas. Graham, Mrs. E. R. . Bennett, and Mrs. Bert Moody. Those . present were: Misses Barbara Moore of Sacramento, Alice Graham, Sylvia Moody, Jane Bennett and Derothe Hoff. Messrs: Karl Kopp, Chi:ord Hoff, Melvin Clark, Fred Garrison and Bill Molthen. orsonal Russell Hansen and wife of Quiney visited Hansen’s father, Leo Hansen, in Nevada City Saturday. Enroute here over the new™ Feather river highway a slide of earth and rock struck his machine, but he escaped injury. : Dan Henry and wife of Washington plan to spend Thanksgiving in San Francisco. Mr. Henry was the former Safeway store manager in this city and went to the Spanish mine to work about two years agv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ewing came up from Salida Sunday “to spend a few days at their home in this city. They have sold out their Evans will spend Thanksgiving in Grass Valley with her sisters, Mrs. Jennie Schroeder, Mrs. Fred Miller, and Mr. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins of Gold Flat expect their daughter, Mrs. Harry Cook, and Mr. Cook of Merced over the Thanksgiving holiday. H. N. Cooper, native of this city who has resided in the bay district has come back to Mrs. Florence for many years, make his home. He is.a cousin of Herbert Cooper and is residing in his remodeled home near the Glennon Service station on Sacramento street. Mrs. Edd Addington accompanied Gold Run Friday evening to stay with her sister who is ill. Miss Barbara Moore of Sacramento spent last week end in this city visiting Miss ‘Alice Graham and _ other friends. She visited here last summer and made many friends among the younger set. Fred Garrison, superintendent of this highway division, and party of friends brought home limits of pheasants from the Marysville district during the open season. ° Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther ‘and daughter and son of Yreka will spend Thanksgiving in Nevada City with Mr. Guenther‘s mother, Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Oliver and the: Bolton: family. Elliott Syms, in charge of the Jardine Unit of the Mt. Copper company west of Auburn, and Mrs. Syms will spend Thanksgiving in this city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Syms, a John Figurski, who is employed at Alleghany “will spend Thanksgiving Day in Nevada City with his wife and son. Jack Reeder and Ben Tamblyn at-' tended the University of CaliforniaStanford football game at San Jose the past week end. Mrs. Ella M. Austin, county superintendent of schools, will entertain her brother in law,.August Anderson, of Spenceéville at Nevada City Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton of this city gave a surprise birthday dinner Sunday honoring the birthday of Mr. Bolton’s brother, of Grass Valley. Family members enjoyed a happy visit Carl J. Tobiassen, Jr., will return home from University of Nevada at Reno to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with his parents. AETNA PROPERTY Garesio Brothers are repairing and retimbering the 227 foot shaft on their father, Valey Garesia’s property the Aetna, four miles west of Nevada City on the Downieville highway and two miles beyond Indian Flat. It has been worked since the 80’s and carries a reported past production record of $10,000. milled $12 to $15 per ton at the old price of gold and veins run from two to four and a half feet in width. WAITE PROPERTY The Waite property of several hundred acres. located west of the old Champion mine west of Nevada City was.taken under lease recently by associates of the Atlas Dredging company who are operating a dredger on the Gillam. property near Anthony House in the Bridgeport area on Deer Creek. Drilling is being done to test gold values in the gravel. Ben Waite resides on the old home place and is one of the owners. SUNFLOWER PROPERTY John Blair has dewatered the 100 foot shaft on the Sunflower property and is cleaning it out for an all seasons operations. A. new compressor has been installed and three men are employed. CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, Nov. 22.—Ray Knickram and his sister Mrs. Hazel Ida Guenther and. other relatives. Mrs. Mabel Hamilton opened her Wonder Art and Gift Shop, in the Suss building at the foot of Boulder street, last Saturday. She teaches fancywork. Mrs. Hamilton has come to Nevada City to make her home and is delighted with the city. Mrs. Adeline Curtis and _ sister, Mrs. Adelaide Denny has as week end guests Mrs. Denny’s_ son, and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Denny of San Francisco and Mrs. M. L. Trosper and Mrs. Basil Kinley of Oakland. Mrs. Lester Denny and daughter of Berkeley-will spend Thanksgiving in Nevada City with her mother, Mrs. Adelaide Denny and aunt, Mrs. Adeline Curtis, on Manzanita street. Mrs. Rose Jones, who suffered a nervous break down last week, is showing some improvement which will be good news to her many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Will Perry of this city returned home Sunday from a several days visit with friends in Sacramento. Earl Sutton dairyman in the Glenbrook section for many years, who sold his ranch to George Legg, recently will discontinue his milk delivery December 1. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton will entertain family members at dinner Thanksgiving day. Those planning to attend will. be, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Katzer, Dixon; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sinnock and_ son, Colfax, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bolton, Grass~ Valley; M. D. Ott Bldg., Nevada City. Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, Fernandez left Sunday for Mohawk on a few days visit to their old home. L. L. Shimer, George Rose, Hugh . Halseth and A. W. Chapman motored to Dew Drop Inn Sunday to at‘tend a turkey shoot. . Miss Lesta H. Joubert, Mrs. Grace . Pauly and Mrs. Constance Pfiffer . left Sunday for Sacramento to at‘tend teachers institute. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop, Herman E. Ramm, Kenneth Schurr and Miss Dolores Ann Bishop motored to Dobbins Sunday to attend the turkey shoot. Ralph L. Gleason came over from Forest Hill a few days ago ona brief visit to his home here. Edward J. Price left a few days ago for Hammonton to visit friends and then continue to San Francisco for the winter months, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kendall spent the ‘past week end visiting their summer home here. A large van with furniture arrived Tuesday night bringing furnishings for M. E. Flagg’s house or Spencer street. Mr. Flagg shipping it from San Francisco. D. R. Bolton-t Ore . ! cre ne ne oy BOYS CONFERENCE WILL MEET HERE By MARY MARTZ The twenty first annual Boys Conference will be held at the Nevada City high school December 4. ‘The conference is composed of ten delewill be ‘“‘Victorious Living.’’ The major activity will be panel discussions on the theme including the topics, ‘A Studetit’s Social Environment’’; in “Physical Fitness’, ‘In Overcoming Fears,” “Boys and ‘Hanson of the gates from each school. The theme. ‘Girl Relationships.” “Personal Growth” and “World Situations”. The speakers will be Verne Landreth, secretary to Governor Merriam, noted for his fine fast ball refereeing in large college games, and Fred Pacific Southwest Area of the Y. M. C. A. The conference officers are President Kenneth Ward of Placerville, Vice President Reggie Kennedy of Nevada City and Secretary Norval Martin of Orland. F. M. Duckles of Berkeley will be conference director. Ted Janiss and Dick Lane were in a party that hunted pheasants on Roberts Island near Stockton Thurs. Nevada Alice Faye, Ritz likes it. hit. Bigger’n, sweeter and better’n than Theatre MONDAY YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING: Brothers and Don Amiche a new musical smash “Wake Up and Live”’ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Pat O’Brien and BACK IN CIRCULATION: Joan Blondell in an ; ® editor: vs. reporter drama. It’s a nice fresh murder that postpones (their wedding. THURSDAY ® and Adolph Menjou. Deanna, 14 years old, adopts 100 orchestra players and certainly Deanna Durbin, —TRY— FOR THE RIGHT PRICES.. TWIN CITIES MARKET NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Lunch Meats OPEN FROM 7:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. Offering You EXTRA VALUES! EXTRA EASY TERMS! EXTRA TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES! nir Brochure and Ent Blank for Philco Mystery Contest with Kate M. Jaynes who was seriously ill'last week is now able to be up and around the house. Everett King arrived Wednesday from Petaluma to resume his Christmas tree gathering : activities. Giacoma Cartasso returned a few days ago from Oakland where he has been visiting relatives. “I’m reading a mystery Wife: book.”’ Husband: “Why, that looks like our household budget.” Wife: "It “is”. DEPOT NARROW GAUGE DEPOT Enjoy a family reunion this year. Convenient departures—low fares and new de luxe buses make Greyhound as convenient as taking your own car and far less expense. Examples of Low Fares One Way Round Trip Reno $3.40 $6.15 Sacramento $1.90 $3.00 Salt Lake 11.25 20.25 132 Mill Street Come in for Free Souvery Radio Foote Electrical Co., Grass Valley — Te’s an all-time “high” in radio achievement . . and a new “high” in dollar-fore doliar value! Come in . see this new 1938 Double-X Philco with Automatic Tuning and Inclined Control Panel—the easiest radio in the world to tune! A glance a flick of your fingers « « e and there’s your station, tuned instantly, automatically, perfectly! 7 beautiful Double-X models to choose from , on extra-easy terms . SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Phone 122 /MAKE YOUR FUEL DOLLAR DISTRIBUTED BY NEVADA CITY "PHONE 5 ALPHA STORES, Ltd. ‘For the very best oil heat, insist on Standard Burner Oils! Scientific tests prove they have MORE HEAT UNITS per gallon than other leading brands. Every drop is a full drop of clean heat! STANDARD BURNER OILS GRASS VALLEY "PHONE 88 oat

NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1937. PACE FOUR Social Events Young Folks Enjoy Party at Gates Home A group of high school students enjoyed a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates Saturday evening, November 20. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Misses Agatha and Levonne Gates and Yarious games weie enjoyed. Guests Pianezzi,. Rose Shirley were: Misses Madge Pontecelli, Betty Andrews, Davies, Levonne Gates, Agatha Gat“es, Pearl Strach, Doreen Watson, Vella Flindt, Elsie Schreiber and La Verne Willard. Messrs Robert Gilkey, Ainsley Fouyer, Chad Martin, Norman Kopp, Craig Davis, Buster Williams, Phil: Angove, Albert Pontecelli, Max Ruth, Wallace Brown, George Willard, George Strach, Reg Kennedy, Bub Tobiassen. Mrs. William Daniels Is Club Hostess Mrs. William L. Davies was hostess Thursday for the monthly luncheon . of the Neighborly Club of Harmony . cemanaiielbiiaal Ridge. Lovely white garden chrysanthemums were used in the dining room and the colors, green and white, were carried out in the table decorations and glassware. Mrs. Leslie Kyier assisted Mrs, Day.os in serving. Before the close of a very pleasant afternoon a business meeting was held, reports of several committees were received and the date of the annual Christmas party was set for next month. Three Girls Entertain at Progressive Dinner Misses Dorothe Hoff, Jane Bennett, Sylvia Mcody and Alice Graham entertained ten guests at a progressive dinner held at their homes on Saturday evening, November “20. The dinner began at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody on B street where the first course was Served. The guests then’ went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoff on Pine street where Miss Dorcthe Hoff and Alice Graham actedeas hostess for the main-course, After this, the group met at the home of MY and Mrs. E. R. Bennett, where Miss Jane to Step Out! ‘Sust like that’’! Clean Shirt, Clean Tie, Suit freshly pressed by GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY and : DRY CLEANERS t's THE 7 Oa 1g . WAY TRY IT Dr. West's Tooth Paste Offer . 40s DR. WEST’S TOOTH PASTE . . . 49c McKESSON ANTISEPTIC . Full . . Pint Bottle — Aa 89c Value. wa . . Both, for wT . New. Low Prices: 600c AlkaSeltzer . $1.50 Petrolagar All numbers i 75c Doans Kidney Pills -.... 58c . . Hiel. 20 sal Mepatica=-.c..2.0o4 98c . 50 Ipana Tooth Paste ...... 39c j 1.26 Creomulsion . ...-.-/-55.-0 1.12 . . i $1.25 Pinkham Comp. .... $1.09 $1.25 Sma Baby Food --...:.98e I Treasured beyond ‘words are your " Personal Christmas Cards See our sample books of cards that will thrill you in their originality——color and modern engraving. THAT KEEPS ME SHINED UP! “WE CALL AND DELIVER . Phone 108 111 Bennett St. GRASS VALLEY DICKERMAN Drug Store a \. her brother in law, Charles Fitch, to . . NEVADA CITY ‘interest in business in Salida. to Your friends will appreciate the thoughtfulness that prompts you Everything in + MAKE AN Photography APPOINTMENT TODAY Drorocrarner Phone.67 107 Mill Street Grass Valley e give your photograph. e pFer Christmas... Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity Wor y. NOVEMBER 19, 1937. No, 64. Lock home can ordinary can be more pleasWe trust that our insistence on the value of Palco wool for insulation will not bore you. Win-. ing in ter is the time of. easier to maintain. A colored man doyear to make your/if you install the. ing a hauling job cash savings in heat. Schlage locks or. was told that he Saving. Dexter locks. Wel]-couldn’t get his “nie ERS stock both lines and} money until he subare proud of them. mitted a statement. ' Contractor Rob-. Will you allow us. After much meditaAlternate 8 inch and 12-ineh pine boards looks ert Steger is instal-. to show them to. tion he evolved the jing side wall boards. you? following bill: ‘3 in the new high comes and three goschool gymnasium. Mr. O: Knudsen is} es, at four bits a refinishing a house Coyote street with ‘Laux ‘Wall Texture. This unusual material gives an interior stucco finish in color to practically any type of wall, old plasterboard or boards. on in a the or sets be type Simplified and Accounting went, $3.” make this a very attractive job. William Moule is building a fine small home on the Grass Valley Nevada City highway. Phones NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager COMPANY 498-499. Nevada City Bennett served the guests with the . last course. The young folks then . went to Grass Valléy to the Knatty . Poppy where they enjoyed dancing. Assisting the girls in the prepara. tions of the dinner was Mts. J. M. . Hoff, Mrs. Chas. Graham, Mrs. E. R. . Bennett, and Mrs. Bert Moody. Those . present were: Misses Barbara Moore of Sacramento, Alice Graham, Sylvia Moody, Jane Bennett and Derothe Hoff. Messrs: Karl Kopp, Chi:ord Hoff, Melvin Clark, Fred Garrison and Bill Molthen. orsonal Russell Hansen and wife of Quiney visited Hansen’s father, Leo Hansen, in Nevada City Saturday. Enroute here over the new™ Feather river highway a slide of earth and rock struck his machine, but he escaped injury. : Dan Henry and wife of Washington plan to spend Thanksgiving in San Francisco. Mr. Henry was the former Safeway store manager in this city and went to the Spanish mine to work about two years agv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ewing came up from Salida Sunday “to spend a few days at their home in this city. They have sold out their Evans will spend Thanksgiving in Grass Valley with her sisters, Mrs. Jennie Schroeder, Mrs. Fred Miller, and Mr. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins of Gold Flat expect their daughter, Mrs. Harry Cook, and Mr. Cook of Merced over the Thanksgiving holiday. H. N. Cooper, native of this city who has resided in the bay district has come back to Mrs. Florence for many years, make his home. He is.a cousin of Herbert Cooper and is residing in his remodeled home near the Glennon Service station on Sacramento street. Mrs. Edd Addington accompanied Gold Run Friday evening to stay with her sister who is ill. Miss Barbara Moore of Sacramento spent last week end in this city visiting Miss ‘Alice Graham and _ other friends. She visited here last summer and made many friends among the younger set. Fred Garrison, superintendent of this highway division, and party of friends brought home limits of pheasants from the Marysville district during the open season. ° Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther ‘and daughter and son of Yreka will spend Thanksgiving in Nevada City with Mr. Guenther‘s mother, Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Oliver and the: Bolton: family. Elliott Syms, in charge of the Jardine Unit of the Mt. Copper company west of Auburn, and Mrs. Syms will spend Thanksgiving in this city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Syms, a John Figurski, who is employed at Alleghany “will spend Thanksgiving Day in Nevada City with his wife and son. Jack Reeder and Ben Tamblyn at-' tended the University of CaliforniaStanford football game at San Jose the past week end.

Mrs. Ella M. Austin, county superintendent of schools, will entertain her brother in law,.August Anderson, of Spenceéville at Nevada City Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton of this city gave a surprise birthday dinner Sunday honoring the birthday of Mr. Bolton’s brother, of Grass Valley. Family members enjoyed a happy visit Carl J. Tobiassen, Jr., will return home from University of Nevada at Reno to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with his parents. AETNA PROPERTY Garesio Brothers are repairing and retimbering the 227 foot shaft on their father, Valey Garesia’s property the Aetna, four miles west of Nevada City on the Downieville highway and two miles beyond Indian Flat. It has been worked since the 80’s and carries a reported past production record of $10,000. milled $12 to $15 per ton at the old price of gold and veins run from two to four and a half feet in width. WAITE PROPERTY The Waite property of several hundred acres. located west of the old Champion mine west of Nevada City was.taken under lease recently by associates of the Atlas Dredging company who are operating a dredger on the Gillam. property near Anthony House in the Bridgeport area on Deer Creek. Drilling is being done to test gold values in the gravel. Ben Waite resides on the old home place and is one of the owners. SUNFLOWER PROPERTY John Blair has dewatered the 100 foot shaft on the Sunflower property and is cleaning it out for an all seasons operations. A. new compressor has been installed and three men are employed. CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, Nov. 22.—Ray Knickram and his sister Mrs. Hazel Ida Guenther and. other relatives. Mrs. Mabel Hamilton opened her Wonder Art and Gift Shop, in the Suss building at the foot of Boulder street, last Saturday. She teaches fancywork. Mrs. Hamilton has come to Nevada City to make her home and is delighted with the city. Mrs. Adeline Curtis and _ sister, Mrs. Adelaide Denny has as week end guests Mrs. Denny’s_ son, and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Denny of San Francisco and Mrs. M. L. Trosper and Mrs. Basil Kinley of Oakland. Mrs. Lester Denny and daughter of Berkeley-will spend Thanksgiving in Nevada City with her mother, Mrs. Adelaide Denny and aunt, Mrs. Adeline Curtis, on Manzanita street. Mrs. Rose Jones, who suffered a nervous break down last week, is showing some improvement which will be good news to her many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Will Perry of this city returned home Sunday from a several days visit with friends in Sacramento. Earl Sutton dairyman in the Glenbrook section for many years, who sold his ranch to George Legg, recently will discontinue his milk delivery December 1. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton will entertain family members at dinner Thanksgiving day. Those planning to attend will. be, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Katzer, Dixon; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sinnock and_ son, Colfax, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bolton, Grass~ Valley; M. D. Ott Bldg., Nevada City. Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, Fernandez left Sunday for Mohawk on a few days visit to their old home. L. L. Shimer, George Rose, Hugh . Halseth and A. W. Chapman motored to Dew Drop Inn Sunday to at‘tend a turkey shoot. . Miss Lesta H. Joubert, Mrs. Grace . Pauly and Mrs. Constance Pfiffer . left Sunday for Sacramento to at‘tend teachers institute. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop, Herman E. Ramm, Kenneth Schurr and Miss Dolores Ann Bishop motored to Dobbins Sunday to attend the turkey shoot. Ralph L. Gleason came over from Forest Hill a few days ago ona brief visit to his home here. Edward J. Price left a few days ago for Hammonton to visit friends and then continue to San Francisco for the winter months, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kendall spent the ‘past week end visiting their summer home here. A large van with furniture arrived Tuesday night bringing furnishings for M. E. Flagg’s house or Spencer street. Mr. Flagg shipping it from San Francisco. D. R. Bolton-t Ore . ! cre ne ne oy BOYS CONFERENCE WILL MEET HERE By MARY MARTZ The twenty first annual Boys Conference will be held at the Nevada City high school December 4. ‘The conference is composed of ten delewill be ‘“‘Victorious Living.’’ The major activity will be panel discussions on the theme including the topics, ‘A Studetit’s Social Environment’’; in “Physical Fitness’, ‘In Overcoming Fears,” “Boys and ‘Hanson of the gates from each school. The theme. ‘Girl Relationships.” “Personal Growth” and “World Situations”. The speakers will be Verne Landreth, secretary to Governor Merriam, noted for his fine fast ball refereeing in large college games, and Fred Pacific Southwest Area of the Y. M. C. A. The conference officers are President Kenneth Ward of Placerville, Vice President Reggie Kennedy of Nevada City and Secretary Norval Martin of Orland. F. M. Duckles of Berkeley will be conference director. Ted Janiss and Dick Lane were in a party that hunted pheasants on Roberts Island near Stockton Thurs. Nevada Alice Faye, Ritz likes it. hit. Bigger’n, sweeter and better’n than Theatre MONDAY YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING: Brothers and Don Amiche a new musical smash “Wake Up and Live”’ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Pat O’Brien and BACK IN CIRCULATION: Joan Blondell in an ; ® editor: vs. reporter drama. It’s a nice fresh murder that postpones (their wedding. THURSDAY ® and Adolph Menjou. Deanna, 14 years old, adopts 100 orchestra players and certainly Deanna Durbin, —TRY— FOR THE RIGHT PRICES... TWIN CITIES MARKET NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Lunch Meats OPEN FROM 7:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. Offering You EXTRA VALUES! EXTRA EASY TERMS! EXTRA TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES! nir Brochure and Ent Blank for Philco Mystery Contest with Kate M. Jaynes who was seriously ill'last week is now able to be up and around the house. Everett King arrived Wednesday from Petaluma to resume his Christmas tree gathering : activities. Giacoma Cartasso returned a few days ago from Oakland where he has been visiting relatives. “I’m reading a mystery Wife: book.”’ Husband: “Why, that looks like our household budget.” Wife: "It “is”. DEPOT NARROW GAUGE DEPOT Enjoy a family reunion this year. Convenient departures—low fares and new de luxe buses make Greyhound as convenient as taking your own car and far less expense. Examples of Low Fares One Way Round Trip Reno $3.40 $6.15 Sacramento $1.90 $3.00 Salt Lake 11.25 20.25 132 Mill Street Come in for Free Souvery Radio Foote Electrical Co., Grass Valley — Te’s an all-time “high” in radio achievement . . and a new “high” in dollar-fore doliar value! Come in .. see this new 1938 Double-X Philco with Automatic Tuning and Inclined Control Panel—the easiest radio in the world to tune! A glance a flick of your fingers « « e and there’s your station, tuned instantly, automatically, perfectly! 7 beautiful Double-X models to choose from , on extra-easy terms . SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Phone 122 /MAKE YOUR FUEL DOLLAR DISTRIBUTED BY NEVADA CITY "PHONE 5 ALPHA STORES, Ltd. ‘For the very best oil heat, insist on Standard Burner Oils! Scientific tests prove they have MORE HEAT UNITS per gallon than other leading brands. Every drop is a full drop of clean heat! STANDARD BURNER OILS GRASS VALLEY "PHONE 88 oat