November 24, 1933 (8 pages)

FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1933 . Fred M. Miller, of Grass Valley, was a business visitor in Nevada City yesterday. rtgY NVUOGET «35. a a he LICENSE FEES AND TAX ADDED MAIL CONTRACTS Those persons who may be considering bidding on mafl contraccts! later . on Star Routes in California should ! Dick . the Nevada county hospital. He had . take into consideration that the«At; been. undergoing treatment at the] = : es a3 torney General ‘has decided that the : licensee fee of $25.00 a year, and a hospital since April 10th. A short this occasion. license tax equal to three per cent time ago he fell and broke a hip and o since that time his decline has been ! it the wtous fessipin Will be Ganueed on all star routes contractors using The reliable treatment for simple colds THE NEVADA Cl Hotel Taken in Bloody Siegepomrerraponrarimc me QUAL--DUCK STEW POSPONED PAGE EIGHT _ JOHN MERRITT STRONG , mining engineer PASSED AWAY MONDAY . John M. Strong, veteran Southern ; Pacifie railroad conductor, passed . away Wednesday at the:payward oi, $ ie Due to the American Legion and. Charity ball next Saturday night in. Grass Valley, the Grass Valley Gun . and Rod Club postponed its ladies’ night duch-quail stew until a date. The sportsmen have had very good luck in securing a nice lot of birds for rapid. { i Mr. kee aged sixty-four thirty-one years! was a native of Trucyear, and had j Strong Lane ERAS aH eg Murille Day is rapidly recovering from severe burns received when she PGtOE GL Mb Shatin in the sone: ance of mails inthe State of Calistepped into a hole from which a lk ee ee fornia in connection with apenas: Tickell atended the little girl. residence in Nevada county ih Truc. goniiheta tw be let best Wiring. “Ths ofl ° eb . = 3 < fact that motor vehicles would be A burglar ransacked and robbed i 2 : used soley for caitying maids in i ; : Surviving him. is a devoted daugh. 2 the home of Dr. and Mrs. U. H. Peete Ni e aon Wot of Spokane } some instances would not relieve the Stuart of $15. in currency last Mon-. ‘°%» “TS: ‘ ee contractor from paying th estate tax : Washington, who was at his bedside . 2 day evening whiie they were attend{ mentioned. ing Ponemah Council meeting. ; : ; ZMiss Mildred Reader of North San Juan, has been added to the staff fo the Star Beauty Parlor in the Star . Barber shop in Grass Valley. She is an experienced beauty shop operator. Pugs Old Fashioned Hore-" hound and Wild Cherry Cough Drops 40c per pound DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA when he passed away. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and was highly respected in the Truckee section where he was Boberfofeciectefesteteteteatetectesfeatesionterts 3° . well known. The body is at Holmes Funeral a Ww ° H. HAHN: Home and will have charge of the * services when final arrangements aeRADIO SERVICE Chester Scheemer ,of the Plaza have been completed. Grocery, left yesterday for a short business and pleasure trip in the bay district. Mrs. W. Eouver Entertained The Piety Hill Club Mrs. W. C. Fouyer entertained the BBR sais < — LEGION THEATRE her home ‘on Boulder street Thursday evening. Conducted Under Auspioes Building Com-mittee, Post No. 130, American Legion. Have you thought what a+ fine gift a Radio Set would# be for your family on— CHRISTMAS DAY ? Mrs. Ed Baker won first prize and Mrs. William Treglown won second prize at bridge, with -Mrs. Frank Pierce winning Consolation prze. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Charles Ninni’s home. 206 Mill St. Phone 72 GRASS VALLEY After a battle in which from 50 to 100 men were slain and niore than 200 wounded, Cuban troops finally succeeded in capturing: Havana’s National Hotel, shown below, in which 525 army officers of the former De Cespedes regime had been besieged. The scene above. shows Cuban soldiers guarding the bodies of dead officers lying in the street in front of the hotel. Grass Valley’s Popular Priced Show (We. 20c. 30e. per meraeeeemerran . en Tonight? Double Bill “THE THIRTEENTH GUEST” With GINGER ROGERS, Lyle Talbot, J. Farrell MacDonald an all-star cast. Baffling mystery—Dashing action a EE ee a Ba 5) Ocal Happenings —ALSO— “LOVE IS DANGEROUS” ° With JOHN WARBURTON, Rochelle Hudson, Albert Conti Rs $1 59° $1.95 We Allow 25c on Your Old Can Opener Miss Keene of Salem, Oregon, is here visiting her uncle J. Keene in Nevada City. Mrs. Harold B. Wright and son, Robert, spent the week end in Oakland visiting her Mr. and parents SIERRA SARDINES— 25c S. W. OLIVES— en S. W. BLACK FIGS— 1 Pound 20c S. W. BAKED BEANS— 25c 5S. W. SHRIMP— 35c MINCE MEAT— — OF CS FOP cece os ‘ a eee 35c 5. W. CRAB— J.J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery Buy Now for WINTER . Blankets.$2.00 to 8.50 Comforts .$2.25 to 5.50 Pillows . . $1.25 to 3.50 Mattresses 7.50 42.50 Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. : Alpha Stores, er 3 ae Ltd. PHONE 5 I. F. Cassidy, of the Alpha Stores Ltd.,-and District Attorney W. E. Wright left this -forenoon for a couple of days in San Francisco. Congressman Harry L. Englebright left this afternoon for Sacramento and San Francisco on a short! business trip. H:. L. Allen and Thomas Los Angeles mining men, guests of the National Hotel, are inspecting mining properties in this vicinity. * Clark, Will Jeffrey, who is attending the University of California, visited in Nevada City with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Goyne and Miss Mildred Goyne, motored to Jackson Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Emily Thompson. She, was the mother of Elisha Hampton, a former Nevada City resident. Harold Young of the bay district spent Sunday in Nevada City with his*mother, Mrs. W. E. Young, and other relatives. s The many friends of Mrs. A. Hartung will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from a recent illness and has returned home from the Nevada City Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. S. Waterhouse of ‘the Santa Cruz mountains, were recent overnight guests at the home of her cousin, Mrs. William H. Goede and husband. Charles Taylor, associated with the Keystone Divide, west of Grass Valley ,is staying at the Bret Harte Inn. He and his wife were in a serious auto accident near Hawthorne, Nevada. Mrs. R. M. Foley of Alleghany attended the initiation of Jobs Daughters Tuesday evening in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs: Clyde M. Mole of Washington were Nevada City visitors Monday. Rev. H. H. Buckner of the Methodist church will preach a Thanksgiving sermon next Sunday, November 26. Members are urged to attend and visitors will be given a cordial welcome. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bettencourt, accompanied by Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, all of Livermore, motored to Nevada City Tuesday to visit the latter’s husband, Mr. Bosworth who recently opened a furniture store here. They Mrs. red Kewell. > R. N. McCormack, county clerk, who was quite ill over the week end is able to be back in his office in the court house today. Ernest Carnes has designed a beautiful window Beauty Shop cript building, NOTICE The California Debris Commission will hold a public hearing at 11:00 A. M., December 5; 1933, at the California Debris Commission Office, 208 Post Office Building, 9th and Eye Sts., Sacramento, California, to receive protests against granting the application of George N. MacRae to mine by the hydraulic process the True Grit Mine, located near Camptonville, Yuba County, California, draining into Oregon Creek, thence into the Middle Fork of the Yuba River and to store tailings just below the mine.:Pub. Noy. 24, 27, Dee. 1, 4 JONTEEL Face Powder A Face Powder you'll like better at half what you usually pay Cold Cream Base— —Invisibly Clinging R. E. HARRIS “ith SAPRET ¥ ~, Aa wJ€ XOUG DRUG TORE SAVE Our Phone 100 Nevada City; sign for the Marigold in the Davies-Transreturned home Wednesday. 103 Pine St. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP Nevada City —Newsreé? and Selected It’s REAL ENTERTAINMENT Short Subjects— SUNDAY AND MONDAY “THE WORLD GONE MAD” With Pat O'Brian, Evelyn Brent, Mary Brian, Neil Hamilton Tossed by the bulls and devoured by the bears ,the sheep-like allowed itself to be torn by the wolves of Wall Street. public One of the Most Timely Pictures of the Century * DON’T MISS IT! Also Newsreal and Selected Short Subjects MATINEE SUNDAY AFTERNOON NOV. 26TH AND EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY THEREAFTER LUMBER TALKS The Man With The S. T. M. Of course’ you have met him When out for a walk; But don’t try to stop him, He’s no time to talk; He’ll hurty along with a cool nod, you'll find—. The man with the shingle track mind. Of course you have seen him—— His tribe is increasing, As signs of wet weather Old Pluv is releasing; Look up to the ridge-pole and there you will find The man with the shingle track mind. Oh, wild, pelting storms He’s laying for you, A stout, shingled roof That no rain can seep thru; Howl on as you will, quite untroukled you’ll find, The man with the shingle track \ mind. A. M. C. PHONE 29 ‘ Mark ‘Twain—‘'! have heard a lot of people talk about the weather, but I have never seen them do anything about it."” However, many are taking advantage of the excellent weather and are doing as much building and remodeling as possible before the rains actually set in. Our stock of lumber and . building materials is complete and we are equipped to care for any ones building requirements. Take advantage of our special bargain in paint. If inconyienent to call, please phone 29 and we will call on you. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER C0. “When You Deal With Us—WE BOTH PROFIT" FRED E. CONNER Mgr.

FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1933 . Fred M. Miller, of Grass Valley, was a business visitor in Nevada City yesterday. rtgY NVUOGET «35. a a he LICENSE FEES AND TAX ADDED MAIL CONTRACTS Those persons who may be considering bidding on mafl contraccts! later . on Star Routes in California should ! Dick . the Nevada county hospital. He had . take into consideration that the«At; been. undergoing treatment at the] = : es a3 torney General ‘has decided that the : licensee fee of $25.00 a year, and a hospital since April 10th. A short this occasion. license tax equal to three per cent time ago he fell and broke a hip and o since that time his decline has been ! it the wtous fessipin Will be Ganueed on all star routes contractors using The reliable treatment for simple colds THE NEVADA Cl Hotel Taken in Bloody Siegepomrerraponrarimc me QUAL--DUCK STEW POSPONED PAGE EIGHT _ JOHN MERRITT STRONG , mining engineer PASSED AWAY MONDAY . John M. Strong, veteran Southern ; Pacifie railroad conductor, passed . away Wednesday at the:payward oi, $ ie Due to the American Legion and. Charity ball next Saturday night in. Grass Valley, the Grass Valley Gun . and Rod Club postponed its ladies’ night duch-quail stew until a date. The sportsmen have had very good luck in securing a nice lot of birds for rapid. { i Mr. kee aged sixty-four thirty-one years! was a native of Trucyear, and had j Strong Lane ERAS aH eg Murille Day is rapidly recovering from severe burns received when she PGtOE GL Mb Shatin in the sone: ance of mails inthe State of Calistepped into a hole from which a lk ee ee fornia in connection with apenas: Tickell atended the little girl. residence in Nevada county ih Truc. goniiheta tw be let best Wiring. “Ths ofl ° eb . = 3 < fact that motor vehicles would be A burglar ransacked and robbed i 2 : used soley for caitying maids in i ; : Surviving him. is a devoted daugh. 2 the home of Dr. and Mrs. U. H. Peete Ni e aon Wot of Spokane } some instances would not relieve the Stuart of $15. in currency last Mon-. ‘°%» “TS: ‘ ee contractor from paying th estate tax : Washington, who was at his bedside . 2 day evening whiie they were attend{ mentioned. ing Ponemah Council meeting. ; : ; ZMiss Mildred Reader of North San Juan, has been added to the staff fo the Star Beauty Parlor in the Star . Barber shop in Grass Valley. She is an experienced beauty shop operator. Pugs Old Fashioned Hore-" hound and Wild Cherry Cough Drops 40c per pound DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA when he passed away. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and was highly respected in the Truckee section where he was Boberfofeciectefesteteteteatetectesfeatesionterts 3° . well known. The body is at Holmes Funeral a Ww ° H. HAHN: Home and will have charge of the * services when final arrangements aeRADIO SERVICE Chester Scheemer ,of the Plaza have been completed. Grocery, left yesterday for a short business and pleasure trip in the bay district. Mrs. W. Eouver Entertained The Piety Hill Club Mrs. W. C. Fouyer entertained the BBR sais < — LEGION THEATRE her home ‘on Boulder street Thursday evening. Conducted Under Auspioes Building Com-mittee, Post No. 130, American Legion. Have you thought what a+ fine gift a Radio Set would# be for your family on— CHRISTMAS DAY ? Mrs. Ed Baker won first prize and Mrs. William Treglown won second prize at bridge, with -Mrs. Frank Pierce winning Consolation prze. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Charles Ninni’s home. 206 Mill St. Phone 72 GRASS VALLEY After a battle in which from 50 to 100 men were slain and niore than 200 wounded, Cuban troops finally succeeded in capturing: Havana’s National Hotel, shown below, in which 525 army officers of the former De Cespedes regime had been besieged. The scene above. shows Cuban soldiers guarding the bodies of dead officers lying in the street in front of the hotel. Grass Valley’s Popular Priced Show (We. 20c. 30e. per meraeeeemerran . en Tonight? Double Bill “THE THIRTEENTH GUEST” With GINGER ROGERS, Lyle Talbot, J. Farrell MacDonald an all-star cast. Baffling mystery—Dashing action a EE ee a Ba 5) Ocal Happenings —ALSO— “LOVE IS DANGEROUS” ° With JOHN WARBURTON, Rochelle Hudson, Albert Conti Rs $1 59° $1.95 We Allow 25c on Your Old Can Opener Miss Keene of Salem, Oregon, is here visiting her uncle J. Keene in Nevada City. Mrs. Harold B. Wright and son, Robert, spent the week end in Oakland visiting her Mr. and parents SIERRA SARDINES— 25c S. W. OLIVES— en S. W. BLACK FIGS— 1 Pound 20c S. W. BAKED BEANS— 25c 5S. W. SHRIMP— 35c MINCE MEAT— — OF CS FOP cece os ‘ a eee 35c 5. W. CRAB— J.J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery Buy Now for WINTER . Blankets.$2.00 to 8.50 Comforts .$2.25 to 5.50 Pillows . . $1.25 to 3.50 Mattresses 7.50 42.50 Delivered to your home in Nevada City or Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. : Alpha Stores, er 3 ae Ltd.

PHONE 5 I. F. Cassidy, of the Alpha Stores Ltd.,-and District Attorney W. E. Wright left this -forenoon for a couple of days in San Francisco. Congressman Harry L. Englebright left this afternoon for Sacramento and San Francisco on a short! business trip. H:. L. Allen and Thomas Los Angeles mining men, guests of the National Hotel, are inspecting mining properties in this vicinity. * Clark, Will Jeffrey, who is attending the University of California, visited in Nevada City with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Goyne and Miss Mildred Goyne, motored to Jackson Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Emily Thompson. She, was the mother of Elisha Hampton, a former Nevada City resident. Harold Young of the bay district spent Sunday in Nevada City with his*mother, Mrs. W. E. Young, and other relatives. s The many friends of Mrs. A. Hartung will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from a recent illness and has returned home from the Nevada City Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. S. Waterhouse of ‘the Santa Cruz mountains, were recent overnight guests at the home of her cousin, Mrs. William H. Goede and husband. Charles Taylor, associated with the Keystone Divide, west of Grass Valley ,is staying at the Bret Harte Inn. He and his wife were in a serious auto accident near Hawthorne, Nevada. Mrs. R. M. Foley of Alleghany attended the initiation of Jobs Daughters Tuesday evening in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs: Clyde M. Mole of Washington were Nevada City visitors Monday. Rev. H. H. Buckner of the Methodist church will preach a Thanksgiving sermon next Sunday, November 26. Members are urged to attend and visitors will be given a cordial welcome. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bettencourt, accompanied by Mrs. C. E. Bosworth, all of Livermore, motored to Nevada City Tuesday to visit the latter’s husband, Mr. Bosworth who recently opened a furniture store here. They Mrs. red Kewell. > R. N. McCormack, county clerk, who was quite ill over the week end is able to be back in his office in the court house today. Ernest Carnes has designed a beautiful window Beauty Shop cript building, NOTICE The California Debris Commission will hold a public hearing at 11:00 A. M., December 5; 1933, at the California Debris Commission Office, 208 Post Office Building, 9th and Eye Sts., Sacramento, California, to receive protests against granting the application of George N. MacRae to mine by the hydraulic process the True Grit Mine, located near Camptonville, Yuba County, California, draining into Oregon Creek, thence into the Middle Fork of the Yuba River and to store tailings just below the mine.:Pub. Noy. 24, 27, Dee. 1, 4 JONTEEL Face Powder A Face Powder you'll like better at half what you usually pay Cold Cream Base— —Invisibly Clinging R. E. HARRIS “ith SAPRET ¥ ~, Aa wJ€ XOUG DRUG TORE SAVE Our Phone 100 Nevada City; sign for the Marigold in the Davies-Transreturned home Wednesday. 103 Pine St. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP Nevada City —Newsreé? and Selected It’s REAL ENTERTAINMENT Short Subjects— SUNDAY AND MONDAY “THE WORLD GONE MAD” With Pat O'Brian, Evelyn Brent, Mary Brian, Neil Hamilton Tossed by the bulls and devoured by the bears ,the sheep-like allowed itself to be torn by the wolves of Wall Street. public One of the Most Timely Pictures of the Century * DON’T MISS IT! Also Newsreal and Selected Short Subjects MATINEE SUNDAY AFTERNOON NOV. 26TH AND EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY THEREAFTER LUMBER TALKS The Man With The S. T. M. Of course’ you have met him When out for a walk; But don’t try to stop him, He’s no time to talk; He’ll hurty along with a cool nod, you'll find—. The man with the shingle track mind. Of course you have seen him—— His tribe is increasing, As signs of wet weather Old Pluv is releasing; Look up to the ridge-pole and there you will find The man with the shingle track mind. Oh, wild, pelting storms He’s laying for you, A stout, shingled roof That no rain can seep thru; Howl on as you will, quite untroukled you’ll find, The man with the shingle track \ mind. A. M. C. PHONE 29 ‘ Mark ‘Twain—‘'! have heard a lot of people talk about the weather, but I have never seen them do anything about it."” However, many are taking advantage of the excellent weather and are doing as much building and remodeling as possible before the rains actually set in. Our stock of lumber and . building materials is complete and we are equipped to care for any ones building requirements. Take advantage of our special bargain in paint. If inconyienent to call, please phone 29 and we will call on you. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER C0. “When You Deal With Us—WE BOTH PROFIT" FRED E. CONNER Mgr.