November 27, 1941 (6 pages)

Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, November 27, 1941. Page Six Annual Christmas Seal Sale Cominietices 5 ple room for all. Mrs. Austin was presented with general gift from the group. Many by the Nevada County TuberAssociation INS e, PUR has commenced. The proceeds from ‘the sale of the seals is used in the battle against! tuberculosis. : was attended by former students of P. STRANDBERG From Page Four) SOL MEY ATEN HAPPINESS McGagin, High Breckenridge, Dor Assoc their address. Among those. present, Baker, Robert most of whom were former pupils of Market, Tamblyn, Keystone truth for its foundation.—Coleridge. John Darke, Pearl Stratch, Human felicity is produced not so Emil J. Ott, Roma Grocery, Nevada much by great pieces of good fortune WalCity Garage’ Union Hotel, Harry that seldom happen, as by little ad Mrs, Austin were: Mrs. Austin’s and their near relatMarysville—Mesdames May ives. Present ‘was the first clerk of lace Hunt, Pearl Bowman Barrie, Stephens, Jack Shebley, Peases Bakvantages that occur the board of the school. Luther PittEmily Bowman Russie, Ellen Bowery, Sierra Cafe, Tom Jennings, The Benjamin Franklin, Funeral services were held in San man, aged 90 years and also the last man Hunt, Ethel McKinney Gurney, Francisco today for Peter O. Strand clerk of the board Mrs. A. Anderson, Ruth port of the Christmas seal sale, the County Tuberculosis (Continued from Page One) . In making an appeal for the supNevada "GEMS OFTHOUGHT Happiness can be built only on FUNERAL HELD . PUPILS HONOR TEACHER be sent to those who registered with othy Thomas, L. G. Lageson, W. N. virtue, and must of necessity haye The 35th annual sale of Christmas seats (Continued many gifts from those present and a pictures were taken and prints will culosis MORE ABOUT RED CROSS Barrie, A. Ubrey, Elsie B. every day.— In every part and corner of our Bootery, National Market, Wilson’s Shoe Hospital, Bud Kyle, Frank Ghilife. to lose oneself is to be gainer; prominent Nevada City The school was discontinued this Swift, Audrey Taylor O’Brien, Louis dotti, Ward Sheldon, Lioyd Dudley, to forget oneself is to be happy.— resident and active civic. worker, past year, The possibility of the Russie and Fred Bowman. “Our association is proud of its Hartung’s Jewelry, Thelma Halloway, Robert Louis Stevenson. Wheatland—Mesdames Mercle HaThe sale Who died Monday night at his home. school premises being included in the self will, self Self ignorance, Andy Larson Barber Shop, Frank record of accomplishment. on Grove Street. proposed army cantonment, no doubt mon, Ferley Hamon, Mary Kneebone, Cartoscelli, Roy Stanley, Dr. R. P. righteousness, lust, covetousness, Teof Christmas seals has made possible . berg, 74, jiation points out: The funeral services were conductSuggested the reunion which so ably a wide program of skin testing and é X-ray examination among the school,ed by . Canon George HB: Wright . P lanned and managed by Mr. and Lila Vineyard, S. E, Peckham, Lee Hawkins. Leong Grocery, The Spec-; venge, envy, are foes to grace, peace, Pittman Vineyard, Miss Luella Akialty Shop, Zoe Kagerer, Kopp’s Bak. and progress; they must be met man . of Grace Cathedral. Canon Wright is; Mrs. Russi. of Marysville. Mrs. Russi ins, Earl Akin. children of the county.” ery, (New York Hotel, Rose Fashionfully and overcome, or they will upShop, Risley’s, The Lantern Shop, root all happiness.—Mary Baker EdAfter a bountiful luncheon served Hunt, Mrs. Luella Wallace and Roy Kay's Shop, Montana Cafe, John J. dy. “We are anxious to continue thisa brother in law of Mrs. Strandberg. is a former pupil of Mrs. Austin’s, work during the coming year, Burial was in ‘Cypress Lawn Ceme We Yuba City—Mrs. Violet Wallace at one o’clock interesting addresses City arrangements were were made by various guests. The Nevada “Intensify our efforts to find cases the Holmes: Funeral talk by Miss Tosca Woehler of San of tuberculosis among young adults; handled by Jose was greatly applauded. She paid “Reach as many people as possible Home. Sierra . many compliments to the district and Strandberg was born in with the message that they can protect their homes from this disease; County. He followed mining in Calito people from there, Miss Woehler the Spenceville “Work ‘toward the rehablitation fornia and in the state of Nevada his ‘is a graduate of school and later of am eastern unientire life. Fifteen years ago Strandof those who are recovering from Fortier, Teresa M. Alaria, Marion Happiness is not a reward—it is a consequence—Ingersoll, ; Buxton, Rev. David Ralston, Dorothy Alameda—Captain Carl N. PederThe fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, Southern, Mae M. Carr, Roy V. Zimson, U. S. N. S. peace, longsuffering, gentleness, merman, C. M. Hing, Sam Hooper, ‘Brownsville—Mr. and Mrs. Frank William Kan, Mrs. Shields, Aleene goodness, faith, meekness, temperHunt, Miss Evelyn Hesse. Lewis, Herbert Skeahan, Rachel Penance: against such there is no law. Grass Valley—Mrs. Leita Freeman rose, Mrs. James Penrose, James —New Testament: Gallations 5: 22, Havey, Joe Kneebone, Chester Hay: Penrose, R. J. Berggren, Ernest 23. berg moved to. Nevada City for his ,Yersity and is now teaching in the tuberculosis.”’ the association health. While living here he was in. high school in San Jose. The officers of i terested in: 'thebetterment of the are: Mart O’Rourick of San Jose, once for im,interested in-mines near the SpencePresident, John Mann, Grass Valcity and worked actively ley. Vice President, Judge George L. provements. He also took an active ville district spoke especially of the Jones, Nevada City. Secretary, Miss interest in garden work at hhis home. good citizens whom the had met in Minnes, Gertrude Schreiber, M. O.Rourick. Santa Clara, John N. Mech, E. ‘Frantz, C. Parsons, E. AlBowman. Sacramento, George Hymlen, H. Kjorlie, R. Kearney, Mr. and es. Folsom, Mrs. Lou Oberle, Miss Mrs. W, ‘E. Maxwell, Mrs. George Belle Hymes. Live Ooak, Mrs. Grace : tery. hope to: Strandberg leaves Bernice Glasson, Grass Valley. Treasurer, E. L. Dudley, Nevada his wife, May, . DUsmees in this section. and a son, Donald Strandberg, now . Mrs. Austin gave an of San Francisco. Peketoli of the Spenceville City. Medical. Advisor, Dr. March, Grass Valley. Seal Sale (Chairman, Mrs. E. Wallace, ey. San Jose, ‘Miss Tosca Woehler; M. McHenry, Mrs. Hazel L. KE. Lystrup, Spear, Baxter, Mrs. Elsie Dent, Spence Jenss, Mrs. Katherine ‘Bradley, Valley. Board-of—Directors—Grass Valley: Microphone Dr. Carl P. Jones, Eben Smart, Miss KFBK Dallas Smith, H. R. Spiess. answered in program conducted Sacramento; Mrs. the satisfactor questions by . Sofge All day the people who came from A, Aanderson, L. Pittman; Reggie near. and far for the reunion visited Pittman. Lincoln, Miss Nadine and Miss Ivy had a most happy time remin-, Schuler. Portola, TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Mr, and Ralph Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 Nevada B. Young Mrs. Ella M. Austin, ily and was given the theatre ticiscing. The day was all too short and; Roblin. Pleasant Valley, Ginger GleaIsabelkets. Sofge, local chamber of com, the school too small so it was decid-' son, Loma Rica, Mrs. Verle Freeman Mrs. Mrs. (Richard Goyne, Lemerce secretary was in Sacramento ed to hold the next meeting in the . Clay. .evada City, Mrs. Ella M. AusMrs. Hefelfinger, H. E, Kjorlie, to consult a specialist. Miss ' spring on a picnic ground with am“tin, Tickell, H. ‘A. Dr. land Smith, Nevada City: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TEXAS: de Laura Loucks. No Trespassing, For Kent, Rooms. for Rent and For Sale Placards ow Sale At The Nugget Office. Wyoming ‘Penrose, A, Anderson, ‘the sulphur smoke from the mine deville, Mrs. Virginta Hughes, Miss AlMr, Castell, Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. C. Gaus. Mrs. H. F. Sofge of this city Monstroying vegetation in all surrounddine Kneebone, Ernest Pittman, J. dav got caught in the Inquiring ing areas. B. Kneebone, George Ehmann, A. Publicity City. T. Bonner, ‘Nevada Chairman, Mrs. Vera Ingram, Grass Dr. Barnard, Mrs. Edith ri Mrs. ‘Lotta Bryant; Mrs. ©. fa. Truckee: Fay, Harry Tribe, No. 49, Mrs. Cordelia ‘Coombs, Pedgen. San Bruno, Mrs. Barbara Mrs Joe Facheni, Mr. and Mrs. A. P, . historical Kneebone, (Mrs. Tosca Elman Binet, Landsburg, \Frank Cummins, O. C.! mine and Paul. Kneebone, Carl Kneebone. . stated that its downfall'was due to WINS THEATRE TICKETS Crockett, Schreiber, D, Raney, H. W‘ Hobbie, With William Holden, Clair Trevor and Glenn Ford in a picture of the great south west written in blazing bullets. Weeks, C. B. White, Mrs. Dan Smith. . MORE ABOUT XMAS . (Continned from Page One) Chamber of Commerce holiday pro gram which will Dec. 18=22./Mrs! H.E committee to plan a program for one evening in chairman of UNTOUCHED FROM OUR KITCHEN To yoy A Christmas party for the club was planned at Tuesdays ‘The party will be held at School auditorium BEANS elub. Pink gifts for veterans to be sent to the hospital at Palo Alto. Anyone wishing to send gifts to the veterans please contact a member of the Civic Club and the club will see that they are sent in good time. Sug gestive are, post cards, ‘Christmas ecards, playing cards, correspondence 1 package 1c. appointed for thé De‘party are: Ritz Gilderslevee, PASTE Roy Zimmerman, Mrs. Charles Elliott’ Mrs. J. Sieg fried, Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie, Mrs. James 10¢ pound carton 20¢ CRACKERS Mts. Otto E, Schiffner, Mrs. George. Mrs. 3 for 17¢ 14 ounce bottle Reg. pkg. 8 oz. SWEDISH MINTS Lb. cello bag ]7c . ~4 FLOUR on. Kitchen Craft MARGARINE = Pound pkg. 99c Sunnybank 2 pound package elementary school to buy dishes for FLOUR CHERUB MILK eafeteria, Gold Medal and also five doilars for eartons to th® veterans Christmas. Strong, pack medium the needed sized Christmas and the appreciate it if things in are club would greatly interested persons would save cartons for them and de $1-12 COFFEE boxes will be packed. Small cans Airway lb. bag Airway Whole Roast COFFEE Edwards MAYONNAISE 17¢ Pint Jar MINCE MEAT 2 pound jar Edwards Drip or Regular PUMPKIN No. 21% cans WALDORF Reg. pkg . WHITE KING former Nevada City resident. -KLEK Clyde president, M. Gwin, attended district reg . roll the Sacramento Helen Berger, Carl.Noren, Mrs. E. T. Bonnér, Mrs. Walter St. John and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin. £ 2 for 17< Giant package PORK & BEANS 20. oz. Qc Van Camps 43c SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS or BEEF STEW Dinty Moore 24 oz. ]19c Gran. Soap 19 ounce carton 20¢ CAMAY Toilet Soap reg. bar 3/]7c CRISCO Shortening 3 pound cans P & GSOAP WESSON OIL Gran. Soap RINSO lg. bar 3 for ]. c 2317 ounce carton lb. cans pint cans Quart cans 20¢ SNOWDRIFT _—si Pound cans Gran. Soap 4 lb. 5 oz. carton 29c © End stove-tending drudgery and dirt. Come in and — see how easy it is to own one of the beautiful new Ivanhoe Oil Burning Heaters, made by Perfection Stove Company, world’s leading manufacturer of oil burning household equipmient. Trade in your old vice -» District PTA convention in Roseville yesterday. i ‘ -“*Phose attending from here -were +. Mrs. Leland S. Smith, High School « PTA president; Mrs. L. G, Lageson, ' Elementary School PTA president; 10¢ Perfection-made IVANHOE OIL BURNING HEATERS 10 pound sack Local PTA members, héaded by Mrs. 20¢ t Mammy Lou 6 for 25 ‘Toilet Tissue ‘the ‘their guest at their home on Ridge Road, Mrs. Burr is now visiting Mrs. Wade Armstrong of Reno, ATTEND PTA CONVENTION _ CORN MEAL White 5 lb. sack ]§c SCOT TOWELS spending a few days at the National Hotel and enjoying visiting friends in Grass Valley and ‘Nevada City. She is a sister in law of Mrs. Ella Austin. Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn Street—Phone 56 Sun Maid to ‘Nevada City the weekend as spent with them and Mrs. Fred Austin of Alleghany is Street—Phone 203 Highway Personal returned Nevada City, 246 Sacramento 27 English Maid COFFEE Folgers 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable Prices “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” 4c Quart jar lb. cans RAISINS :Seedless 15 0z. Francisco HOLMES FUN ©RAL HOME le Nu Made Drip or Regular Osborne K. Mr. and Mrs. John spent the Thanksgiving holidays in San Francisco. Mrs, Mae Burr of San costs, ete., are consid Andy Holmes, Owner 4 for 29c Large cans 49 pound sack liver them to the empty store next to William Home's clothing store on December 18, the date on which the . seeking advice on matters which will save sorrowing families Pe — 24 1% pound sack A F altel = confusion and uncertainty at some future day. WALNUTS Diamond bb. pe: bag 25c 49 pound sack At Tuesday’s meeting the club voted to present twenty five dollars to R All matters’ pertaining to ar rangements, 2 for [5c 241, pound sack THE ered by us as strictly confidential and treated as such. Feel free to consult with us at any time. Fontana Assorted Hutchinson and‘ Mrs, Merle Morris Hs MANY CO ME TO US ORANGE SLICES lb. cel. bag ])c Gardenside Red Hill Christmas CHOCOLATE DROPS Lb. cello 1 9c 33¢ TOMATOES No. 21% ca ns 3 for 29c er seeds for window , boxes. 9th MONSTER GUM DROPS or Albers Deal CATSUP Hostesses 5 pound cello bag CORN FLAKES2 .11 oz. pkgs. ]§c paper, cigarettes, tobacco, and flow cemiber at Zanuck picture fea_ uring Betty Grable and Tyrone Power. The aerial battles are authentic combat scenes taken ‘Somewhere over England”’, De-. token gifts for each member of the also YAEK \ on cember 9. Plans were made to bring)§ and SUNDAY AND MONDAY PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 27, 28, 29 meeting. the Ele. ‘mentary Kildare’s most ghosts shiver. the week. also Dr, danvevons edventure. Pigs, Spooks Run Wild, makes even the Kjorlio was a appointed DR. KILDARE’S WEDDING DY : With Lew Ayres and Liénel Barrymore in fron: place take SATURDAY ee ee ee a 2 Cea ie a Fe Pe tcas 3 stove. Easy terms. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 88

Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, November 27, 1941. Page Six Annual Christmas Seal Sale Cominietices 5 ple room for all. Mrs. Austin was presented with general gift from the group. Many by the Nevada County TuberAssociation INS e, PUR has commenced. The proceeds from ‘the sale of the seals is used in the battle against! tuberculosis. : was attended by former students of P. STRANDBERG From Page Four) SOL MEY ATEN HAPPINESS McGagin, High Breckenridge, Dor Assoc their address. Among those. present, Baker, Robert most of whom were former pupils of Market, Tamblyn, Keystone truth for its foundation.—Coleridge. John Darke, Pearl Stratch, Human felicity is produced not so Emil J. Ott, Roma Grocery, Nevada much by great pieces of good fortune WalCity Garage’ Union Hotel, Harry that seldom happen, as by little ad Mrs, Austin were: Mrs. Austin’s and their near relatMarysville—Mesdames May ives. Present ‘was the first clerk of lace Hunt, Pearl Bowman Barrie, Stephens, Jack Shebley, Peases Bakvantages that occur the board of the school. Luther PittEmily Bowman Russie, Ellen Bowery, Sierra Cafe, Tom Jennings, The Benjamin Franklin, Funeral services were held in San man, aged 90 years and also the last man Hunt, Ethel McKinney Gurney, Francisco today for Peter O. Strand clerk of the board Mrs. A. Anderson, Ruth port of the Christmas seal sale, the County Tuberculosis (Continued from Page One) . In making an appeal for the supNevada "GEMS OFTHOUGHT Happiness can be built only on FUNERAL HELD . PUPILS HONOR TEACHER be sent to those who registered with othy Thomas, L. G. Lageson, W. N. virtue, and must of necessity haye The 35th annual sale of Christmas seats (Continued many gifts from those present and a pictures were taken and prints will culosis MORE ABOUT RED CROSS Barrie, A. Ubrey, Elsie B. every day.— In every part and corner of our Bootery, National Market, Wilson’s Shoe Hospital, Bud Kyle, Frank Ghilife. to lose oneself is to be gainer; prominent Nevada City The school was discontinued this Swift, Audrey Taylor O’Brien, Louis dotti, Ward Sheldon, Lioyd Dudley, to forget oneself is to be happy.— resident and active civic. worker, past year, The possibility of the Russie and Fred Bowman. “Our association is proud of its Hartung’s Jewelry, Thelma Halloway, Robert Louis Stevenson. Wheatland—Mesdames Mercle HaThe sale Who died Monday night at his home. school premises being included in the self will, self Self ignorance, Andy Larson Barber Shop, Frank record of accomplishment. on Grove Street. proposed army cantonment, no doubt mon, Ferley Hamon, Mary Kneebone, Cartoscelli, Roy Stanley, Dr. R. P. righteousness, lust, covetousness, Teof Christmas seals has made possible . berg, 74, jiation points out: The funeral services were conductSuggested the reunion which so ably a wide program of skin testing and é X-ray examination among the school,ed by . Canon George HB: Wright . P lanned and managed by Mr. and Lila Vineyard, S. E, Peckham, Lee Hawkins. Leong Grocery, The Spec-; venge, envy, are foes to grace, peace, Pittman Vineyard, Miss Luella Akialty Shop, Zoe Kagerer, Kopp’s Bak. and progress; they must be met man . of Grace Cathedral. Canon Wright is; Mrs. Russi. of Marysville. Mrs. Russi ins, Earl Akin. children of the county.” ery, (New York Hotel, Rose Fashionfully and overcome, or they will upShop, Risley’s, The Lantern Shop, root all happiness.—Mary Baker EdAfter a bountiful luncheon served Hunt, Mrs. Luella Wallace and Roy Kay's Shop, Montana Cafe, John J. dy. “We are anxious to continue thisa brother in law of Mrs. Strandberg. is a former pupil of Mrs. Austin’s, work during the coming year, Burial was in ‘Cypress Lawn Ceme We Yuba City—Mrs. Violet Wallace at one o’clock interesting addresses City arrangements were were made by various guests. The Nevada “Intensify our efforts to find cases the Holmes: Funeral talk by Miss Tosca Woehler of San of tuberculosis among young adults; handled by Jose was greatly applauded. She paid “Reach as many people as possible Home. Sierra . many compliments to the district and Strandberg was born in with the message that they can protect their homes from this disease; County. He followed mining in Calito people from there, Miss Woehler the Spenceville “Work ‘toward the rehablitation fornia and in the state of Nevada his ‘is a graduate of school and later of am eastern unientire life. Fifteen years ago Strandof those who are recovering from Fortier, Teresa M. Alaria, Marion Happiness is not a reward—it is a consequence—Ingersoll, ; Buxton, Rev. David Ralston, Dorothy Alameda—Captain Carl N. PederThe fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, Southern, Mae M. Carr, Roy V. Zimson, U. S. N. S. peace, longsuffering, gentleness, merman, C. M. Hing, Sam Hooper, ‘Brownsville—Mr. and Mrs. Frank William Kan, Mrs. Shields, Aleene goodness, faith, meekness, temperHunt, Miss Evelyn Hesse. Lewis, Herbert Skeahan, Rachel Penance: against such there is no law. Grass Valley—Mrs. Leita Freeman rose, Mrs. James Penrose, James —New Testament: Gallations 5: 22, Havey, Joe Kneebone, Chester Hay: Penrose, R. J. Berggren, Ernest 23. berg moved to. Nevada City for his ,Yersity and is now teaching in the tuberculosis.”’ the association health.. While living here he was in. high school in San Jose. The officers of i terested in: 'thebetterment of the are: Mart O’Rourick of San Jose, once for im,interested in-mines near the SpencePresident, John Mann, Grass Valcity and worked actively ley. Vice President, Judge George L. provements. He also took an active ville district spoke especially of the Jones, Nevada City. Secretary, Miss interest in garden work at hhis home. good citizens whom the had met in Minnes, Gertrude Schreiber, M. O.Rourick. Santa Clara, John N. Mech, E. ‘Frantz, C. Parsons, E. AlBowman. Sacramento, George Hymlen, H. Kjorlie, R. Kearney, Mr. and es. Folsom, Mrs. Lou Oberle, Miss Mrs. W, ‘E. Maxwell, Mrs. George Belle Hymes. Live Ooak, Mrs. Grace : tery. hope to: Strandberg leaves Bernice Glasson, Grass Valley. Treasurer, E. L. Dudley, Nevada his wife, May, . DUsmees in this section. and a son, Donald Strandberg, now . Mrs. Austin gave an of San Francisco. Peketoli of the Spenceville City. Medical. Advisor, Dr. March, Grass Valley. Seal Sale (Chairman, Mrs. E. Wallace, ey. San Jose, ‘Miss Tosca Woehler; M. McHenry, Mrs. Hazel L. KE. Lystrup, Spear, Baxter, Mrs. Elsie Dent, Spence Jenss, Mrs. Katherine ‘Bradley, Valley. Board-of—Directors—Grass Valley: Microphone Dr. Carl P. Jones, Eben Smart, Miss KFBK Dallas Smith, H. R. Spiess. answered in program conducted Sacramento; Mrs. the satisfactor questions by . Sofge All day the people who came from A, Aanderson, L. Pittman; Reggie near. and far for the reunion visited Pittman. Lincoln, Miss Nadine and Miss Ivy had a most happy time remin-, Schuler. Portola, TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Mr, and Ralph Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 Nevada B. Young Mrs. Ella M. Austin, ily and was given the theatre ticiscing. The day was all too short and; Roblin. Pleasant Valley, Ginger GleaIsabelkets. Sofge, local chamber of com, the school too small so it was decid-' son, Loma Rica, Mrs. Verle Freeman Mrs. Mrs. (Richard Goyne, Lemerce secretary was in Sacramento ed to hold the next meeting in the . Clay. ..evada City, Mrs. Ella M. AusMrs. Hefelfinger, H. E, Kjorlie, to consult a specialist. Miss ' spring on a picnic ground with am“tin, Tickell, H. ‘A. Dr. land Smith, Nevada City: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TEXAS: de Laura Loucks. No Trespassing, For Kent, Rooms. for Rent and For Sale Placards ow Sale At The Nugget Office. Wyoming ‘Penrose, A, Anderson, ‘the sulphur smoke from the mine deville, Mrs. Virginta Hughes, Miss AlMr, Castell, Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. C. Gaus. Mrs. H. F. Sofge of this city Monstroying vegetation in all surrounddine Kneebone, Ernest Pittman, J. dav got caught in the Inquiring ing areas. B. Kneebone, George Ehmann, A. Publicity City. T. Bonner, ‘Nevada Chairman, Mrs. Vera Ingram, Grass Dr. Barnard, Mrs. Edith ri Mrs. ‘Lotta Bryant; Mrs. ©. fa. Truckee: Fay, Harry Tribe, No. 49, Mrs. Cordelia ‘Coombs, Pedgen. San Bruno, Mrs. Barbara Mrs Joe Facheni, Mr. and Mrs. A. P, . historical Kneebone, (Mrs. Tosca Elman Binet, Landsburg, \Frank Cummins, O. C.! mine and Paul. Kneebone, Carl Kneebone. . stated that its downfall'was due to WINS THEATRE TICKETS Crockett, Schreiber, D, Raney, H. W‘ Hobbie, With William Holden, Clair Trevor and Glenn Ford in a picture of the great south west written in blazing bullets. Weeks, C. B. White, Mrs. Dan Smith. . MORE ABOUT XMAS . (Continned from Page One) Chamber of Commerce holiday pro gram which

will Dec. 18=22./Mrs! H.E committee to plan a program for one evening in chairman of UNTOUCHED FROM OUR KITCHEN To yoy A Christmas party for the club was planned at Tuesdays ‘The party will be held at School auditorium BEANS elub. Pink gifts for veterans to be sent to the hospital at Palo Alto. Anyone wishing to send gifts to the veterans please contact a member of the Civic Club and the club will see that they are sent in good time. Sug gestive are, post cards, ‘Christmas ecards, playing cards, correspondence 1 package 1c. appointed for thé De‘party are: Ritz Gilderslevee, PASTE Roy Zimmerman, Mrs. Charles Elliott’ Mrs. J. Sieg fried, Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie, Mrs. James 10¢ pound carton 20¢ CRACKERS Mts. Otto E, Schiffner, Mrs. George. Mrs. 3 for 17¢ 14 ounce bottle Reg. pkg. 8 oz. SWEDISH MINTS Lb. cello bag ]7c . ~4 FLOUR on. Kitchen Craft MARGARINE = Pound pkg. 99c Sunnybank 2 pound package elementary school to buy dishes for FLOUR CHERUB MILK eafeteria, Gold Medal and also five doilars for eartons to th® veterans Christmas. Strong, pack medium the needed sized Christmas and the appreciate it if things in are club would greatly interested persons would save cartons for them and de $1-12 COFFEE boxes will be packed. Small cans Airway lb. bag Airway Whole Roast COFFEE Edwards MAYONNAISE 17¢ Pint Jar MINCE MEAT 2 pound jar Edwards Drip or Regular PUMPKIN No. 21% cans WALDORF Reg. pkg . WHITE KING former Nevada City resident. -KLEK Clyde president, M. Gwin, attended district reg . roll the Sacramento Helen Berger, Carl.Noren, Mrs. E. T. Bonnér, Mrs. Walter St. John and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin. £ 2 for 17< Giant package PORK & BEANS 20. oz. Qc Van Camps 43c SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS or BEEF STEW Dinty Moore 24 oz. ]19c Gran. Soap 19 ounce carton 20¢ CAMAY Toilet Soap reg. bar 3/]7c CRISCO Shortening 3 pound cans P & GSOAP WESSON OIL Gran. Soap RINSO lg. bar 3 for ]. c 2317 ounce carton lb. cans pint cans Quart cans 20¢ SNOWDRIFT _—si Pound cans Gran. Soap 4 lb. 5 oz. carton 29c © End stove-tending drudgery and dirt. Come in and — see how easy it is to own one of the beautiful new Ivanhoe Oil Burning Heaters, made by Perfection Stove Company, world’s leading manufacturer of oil burning household equipmient. Trade in your old vice -» District PTA convention in Roseville yesterday. i ‘ -“*Phose attending from here -were +. Mrs. Leland S. Smith, High School « PTA president; Mrs. L. G, Lageson, ' Elementary School PTA president; 10¢ Perfection-made IVANHOE OIL BURNING HEATERS 10 pound sack Local PTA members, héaded by Mrs. 20¢ t Mammy Lou 6 for 25 ‘Toilet Tissue ‘the ‘their guest at their home on Ridge Road, Mrs. Burr is now visiting Mrs. Wade Armstrong of Reno, ATTEND PTA CONVENTION _ CORN MEAL White 5 lb. sack ]§c SCOT TOWELS spending a few days at the National Hotel and enjoying visiting friends in Grass Valley and ‘Nevada City. She is a sister in law of Mrs. Ella Austin. Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn Street—Phone 56 Sun Maid to ‘Nevada City the weekend as spent with them and Mrs. Fred Austin of Alleghany is Street—Phone 203 Highway Personal returned Nevada City, 246 Sacramento 27 English Maid COFFEE Folgers 24 Hour Ambulance Service at Reasonable Prices “DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE” 4c Quart jar lb. cans RAISINS :Seedless 15 0z. Francisco HOLMES FUN ©RAL HOME le Nu Made Drip or Regular Osborne K. Mr. and Mrs. John spent the Thanksgiving holidays in San Francisco. Mrs, Mae Burr of San costs, ete., are consid Andy Holmes, Owner 4 for 29c Large cans 49 pound sack liver them to the empty store next to William Home's clothing store on December 18, the date on which the . seeking advice on matters which will save sorrowing families Pe — 24 1% pound sack A F altel = confusion and uncertainty at some future day. WALNUTS Diamond bb. pe: bag 25c 49 pound sack At Tuesday’s meeting the club voted to present twenty five dollars to R All matters’ pertaining to ar rangements, 2 for [5c 241, pound sack THE ered by us as strictly confidential and treated as such. Feel free to consult with us at any time. Fontana Assorted Hutchinson and‘ Mrs, Merle Morris Hs MANY CO ME TO US ORANGE SLICES lb. cel. bag ])c Gardenside Red Hill Christmas CHOCOLATE DROPS Lb. cello 1 9c 33¢ TOMATOES No. 21% ca ns 3 for 29c er seeds for window , boxes. 9th MONSTER GUM DROPS or Albers Deal CATSUP Hostesses 5 pound cello bag CORN FLAKES2 .11 oz. pkgs. ]§c paper, cigarettes, tobacco, and flow cemiber at Zanuck picture fea_ uring Betty Grable and Tyrone Power. The aerial battles are authentic combat scenes taken ‘Somewhere over England”’, De-. token gifts for each member of the also YAEK \ on cember 9. Plans were made to bring)§ and SUNDAY AND MONDAY PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 27, 28, 29 meeting. the Ele. ‘mentary Kildare’s most ghosts shiver. the week. also Dr, danvevons edventure. Pigs, Spooks Run Wild, makes even the Kjorlio was a appointed DR. KILDARE’S WEDDING DY : With Lew Ayres and Liénel Barrymore in fron: place take SATURDAY ee ee ee a 2 Cea ie a Fe Pe tcas 3 stove. Easy terms. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 88