November 28, 1932 (4 pages)

a) THE ‘NEVADA. c ITY NUGGET **MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1932 ERTIES iene ' Walter Roundtree, mining ‘engineer of Berkeley spent Sunday vis iting friends in Nevada City. Continued from page one failed by inches to make his first no gain. A reverse, Pierce to Oates down. who passed to Chapman was good ‘NEVADA CITY WINS Grass Valley’s pass was good for 6 for 8 yards as the game ended. _ FROM GRASS VALLEY yards, when Pierce, tackled the reThus ended the local football sea Tom Hall and Dal Moffit, of Birch-. _ WANTED—To buy old batteries, in any condition. Black Bart Service Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jefferson are Ne enjoying a visit from their son who Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cassidy were . recent business visitors in the bay. is attending college on the coast. Station, Hills—Flat;,_Nevada—City . — Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bennett of. ‘Highway. $30-tf WANTED—400 feet 10, 11 or 12 inch dia. slip joint mining pipe. In good condition and cheap for cash. R. J. Bean, Clipper Mills, California. $19-4t* CORN FED TURKEYS—See your bird before killed. One mile out on McCourtney road, Grass Valley Live, 20 ¢c, dressed, 25c per lb. E. A. Weldon or phone Al Richlin, 572, Grass Valley. Nevada City, are spending a week in San Francisco. Miss Nan O’Neill of Oakland, spent Thanksgiving visiting relatives in Nevada City. Billy Rector, a Junior~at the university of California, spent the Thanksgiving holiday at the parental home here. Mrs. Warren Sealight roan. a yard ds. he headed for left guard. Pierce on a left end run made the yard back. Chapman punted to Painter, who returned 18 yards to the middle of the field. As there was no receiver open, a Miss Letha Anderson came up the Grass Valley back passed latter part of the week to spend a to ithe wide open spaces. Another pass was few days with her parents Mr. and batted in the air and Oates inter Mrs. C. B. Anderson. cepted and brought the ball , back a couple of yards to his own 35 yard J. K. Obear, Los Angeles roofing and tar dealer, was calling on mark. the Ralph Pierce busted over left . suard for 3 yards. Oates turned. the . same trick for 2. Oates fumbled the Clarence Briggs, of the Union Oil ball but Pierce recovered for a 10 Company, was a visitor in Nevada yard: loss. Chapman punted to PainCity Saturday. . ter, who dodged his way back 9 trade in our fair city Saturday. yards to his own 26 yard line. drove to Sam Hamilton,’ of the Western FOR SALE—Six tube “RaTonopah, Nevada last week, leaving Machinery Company in Sacramento, Monday and returning Wednesday. dio with B. himinstor. and Wet Was a business caller in Nevada City A Battery with Trickle Changer last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Crain have for same. Also loud speaker. Complete sale price for outfit $15 moved from Alleghany to Nevada Miss Lottie Mugford, of SacraCity and are residing on California Inquire at Nugget Office. left tackle. Oates intercepted. a pass and ‘brought the ball back 8 Jards to the Grass Valley 42 yard stripe. A, Pierce to Oates reverse ended in a days. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oates out of bounds, no gain. A long pass from Oates was, knocked down. PIANO SACRIFICE—Late model piano located here in the vicinity street. oe mento returned home after several Miss Eleanor Schreiber, who at‘Mugford of this city. Miss Mugford of Nevada City. Will sell at big tends the Munson Seé¢retarial schoo] is a sister to Mr. Mugford. sdving and most any terms. If at San Francisco, spent ThanksgivF. C. Beedle, of Reno Nevada, was interested, write at once to Geo. ing with her parents in:Nevada City. a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Robison, 435 Washington St. Portland, Ore. st Miss Ruyth Grimes, a teacher of Hitchens, of Nevada City over pai rita as ae Sacramento, returned home Sunday Thanksgiving holidays. CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY Corner of Main and Commercial Sts NEVADA CITY California f SAVE with SAFETY at The Fexotk DRUG STORE SCIENCE NOW CURES "YOUR WORST COLD WITH ASPIROIDS Miss Margaret Recter; who took nia yesterday after spending the advantage of the Thanksgiving reweek end holiday with her parents : cess to visit her family here had as in this city. her guest Miss June Morroe aOO: : Bill and’ Jack Rodda, who are dent of Mills College. visiting here took another trip to the Mrs. A. M. Flint, who = spent French Corral diistrict Friday. It Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. must be a very attractive country up M. Grimes and family in Nevada that way. City, returned Sunday to her home in Oakland Mjys. Flint was formerly Boswell F, Reed, attorney of DenAlicia Grimes. ver, Colorado and his brother R. C. Reed from Oroville, were visiting in Walter Rountree, of San FranNevada City today. The men are cisco, spent a day in -Nevada City interested in qaurtz mines in this last week visiting friends. Mr. district. ‘Rountree at one time lived in ToAfter several days convalescing nopah, Nevada. reason Too much And the cure—neu tralizing the acid. the basis of Aspiroids. In five minutes that feverish achy feeling is gone. In an hour or so the last sign of the cold has disappeared. Next morning you feet like a new person. Remember that Aspiroids sold exclusively by Rexall Stores. R. E. HARRIS Phone 100 8 yards over 124 Mill St. Spring street. Pierce smashed at right guard. but — Better Gotfee Every Time! Carol Coughlin, who is attending St. Mary’s College, spent Thanks giving week end with his parents here. He was accompanied by Milton Miss Ada Rich, the water colleca former Nevada City high school student, who is at present enrolled tor for the city, returned’ Saturday Watsonville, where in the University of California, and evening ‘from she spent Thanksgiving week with who was a house guest in the Coughher sister Mrs. N. J. Rahr and famlin home during his stay. here. ily. Mrs. G. S. Barnhart and two chilLevi Kendricks, of Berkeley, fordren of this city spent thanksgiving with Mr. Bannhart at the Ancho mer resident of Nevada City, spent mine above Graniteville. Riley Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. Self of Sacramento accompanied Boreham of Gold Flat. It has been them to Graniteville. he visits the old Hanging Baskets Jardineers Flower Bowls Prices: $1.00 to $3.50 Coffee that is always mellow, rich and satisfying is easy to make in the Coleman Coffee Maker. Brews it the Alpha Stores, Ltd. Grass Valley Nevada City flavor. The Colonial model is beautiful in design. Fin ished in special process, extra durable nickel plate. Six or 9 cupsizes. Ebonized handle. Has extra large heating element. The non-spill spout is a feature you'll and plug. This attractive coffee maker is an ideal gift for any occasion. See Your Local Dealer (8118 R AVE BNENANATIEH OANA UALS R ARUN BN EEN REUBEN NAAN S TRAE NON AUEN OTB ENCHENENEENEHENETINET SCIENTIFIC MOTOR EX-RAY $3.00 TUNE-UP Including— — 1 Adjust Ignition, check timing. 2 Clean and adjust contact points. Check Valves for sticking or Burnt conditions. 4 Test Ignition Coil under eompression. 5 Adjust Generator charging rate. 6 Test each individual Cylinder for compression and rings. 7 Clean motor and gene tor commutator. Check .all wiring for oben and short circuits. 8 9 Clean and adjust spark plugs. 10 Check Carburetor. 11 Test Ammeter and Ignition Switch. Fill Battery and clean terminal, 12 CASHMAN’S Auto Electric Shop 205.8. Auburn Street Grass Valley, Calif. ALIEONALIENSHIEUANSPOURNENENSUANSUSORISHENAIRNEWEOCASTIANANSUENARNeeNNNNRAsSUseNEneneueAtAN: cima many years since Mr. Kendricks lived here but Console Sets COFFEE MAKERS all the fragrance and Mrs. E. Martz and family. Mr. Sutfield was accompanied home by. his daughter Grace, who has been visiting her grandmother fortwo months. Beautiful Copper Ware Vases ELECTRIC “no-boil” way, retaining fornia, spent Thanksgiving visiting Grass Valley All in several new finishes: Bronze Onyx Verdium Rubium An especially happy time was en to Dr. Tickell. Only One Store ee pass to Tamblyn for a 9 yard gain. Clarence Briggs, manager of the joyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. new Oil station at Grass Valley, was William Davey, of Nevada Ciity on a visitor in Nevada City Saturday. Thanksgiving day when thirteen sat Mrs. Lorene Coughlin, who has down to the festive board and enbeen quite ill at the Nevada City joyed a delicious dinner. sanitarium for the pdst month, is Chas. Sutfield, of northern Calireported much improved, according This amazing mew idea is Nevada City C. Perry home at 415 North Main street, Mrs. H. G. Burgess returned yesterday afternoon to her home on Monday. Science found the are Miss Betty Bettles returned to her Grass Valley made studies at the university of Califor Milton Schiffner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner, who spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents, returned to San Francisco 9c acid. the with her infant son Billy at the W. 36 Units for your cold. ‘4 after spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Nevada City. ceiver hard. They made 2 yards son for 1932. All of the boys finover center. “The next play. was ished up the season strong and defumbled and Tucker recovered for served to win this last game over the locals on their 36 yard line. their biggest rivals. No one player Pierce made 6 over left guard. stood out as a star, they all worked Dat Wales tmads-t— over right —guard. together as a unit and each player stabbing at left guard Pierce made deserves full credit for th ewin. ane: nidoedouesianesniinind sitemeter Be ¢ ville were business visitors in Nevada City Saturday morning. au SEE ne yt) FOR SALE— One 7-in. hydraulic Monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, Forest Hill, in care of Mayflower Gravel Mine. : 20tf. home whenever possible. Kramm’s Ater several weéks spent in the Tonopah and Goldfield mining dis tricts, Louis Stein, local mining man has’ returned to Nevada City. While . there he suffered injuries in an au Tremendous Jewelry Sale Now In Full Swing tomobile accident. It is understood that he has interested Nevada moneyed interests in’ this district. Bert Smith of the Red River Lumber Company, Sacramento, was a business caller in Nevada City Saturday. Smith has been through Many gold camps and was in the Goldfield and Tonopah districts dur Every Article in Our Store Has Been Reduced Greatly. This Includes Our Large Stock of Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, Rings, Compacts, Leather Goods, e Toilet Sets, etc. Therefore Buy Now For Christmas And Save Money A Deposit Will Hold Till Christmas Alfred M. Kramm Your Jeweler for 22 Years Phone 32 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY SHIPPED . eae By Check ox We Ship C0. D. ing the big days. He says that Nevade City is in the heart of the best mining district in the country today. Buy Your Christmas Gifts While Assortments Are Complete — Gifts for Mother and SESE in Xmas Box Beads in Colors 3 piece Some hoodlums in Grass Valley Towel Sets good way to score the cylinders. The culprits when caught should be dealt. with in no easy manner. Leniency in these cases should not be thought of. Mr.\and Mrs. Ben Bowman of Nevada City, spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robinson in Alleghany. ‘Mrs. B. Preston of Nevada City, who was quite badly cut about the face as the result of a fall recently, isnow able to attend to her duties at the mays Shop on Broad street. Cristie Jane olanwas visiting with her father Mr. A. M. Holmes of this city over Thanksgiving. She left 15c 98c 49c 25c and Crystals. Toilet Sets, have been pouring sugar in the gas tanks of automobiles . That is a 25c 3. Handkerchiefs Perfume Sets, 3 piece Gifts for Father and ae: 25¢ 25¢ 49c Quality Neck Ties in Box Handkerchiefs, in Box Military Brush Complete Assortment of Tree Ornaments and Christmas’ Decorations ‘last night to resume her studies at: the Sacramento Junior: College to-; day. N. E. Preston of Berkeley is now spending a_ couple of days in Ne yada City. : Pine St. Nevada City .

a) THE ‘NEVADA. c ITY NUGGET **MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1932 ERTIES iene ' Walter Roundtree, mining ‘engineer of Berkeley spent Sunday vis iting friends in Nevada City. Continued from page one failed by inches to make his first no gain. A reverse, Pierce to Oates down. who passed to Chapman was good ‘NEVADA CITY WINS Grass Valley’s pass was good for 6 for 8 yards as the game ended. _ FROM GRASS VALLEY yards, when Pierce, tackled the reThus ended the local football sea Tom Hall and Dal Moffit, of Birch-. _ WANTED—To buy old batteries, in any condition. Black Bart Service Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jefferson are Ne enjoying a visit from their son who Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cassidy were . recent business visitors in the bay. is attending college on the coast. Station, Hills—Flat;,_Nevada—City . — Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bennett of. ‘Highway. $30-tf WANTED—400 feet 10, 11 or 12 inch dia. slip joint mining pipe. In good condition and cheap for cash. R. J. Bean, Clipper Mills, California. $19-4t* CORN FED TURKEYS—See your bird before killed. One mile out on McCourtney road, Grass Valley Live, 20 ¢c, dressed, 25c per lb. E. A. Weldon or phone Al Richlin, 572, Grass Valley. Nevada City, are spending a week in San Francisco. Miss Nan O’Neill of Oakland, spent Thanksgiving visiting relatives in Nevada City. Billy Rector, a Junior~at the university of California, spent the Thanksgiving holiday at the parental home here. Mrs. Warren Sealight roan. a yard ds. he headed for left guard. Pierce on a left end run made the yard back. Chapman punted to Painter, who returned 18 yards to the middle of the field. As there was no receiver open, a Miss Letha Anderson came up the Grass Valley back passed latter part of the week to spend a to ithe wide open spaces. Another pass was few days with her parents Mr. and batted in the air and Oates inter Mrs. C. B. Anderson. cepted and brought the ball , back a couple of yards to his own 35 yard J. K. Obear, Los Angeles roofing and tar dealer, was calling on mark. the Ralph Pierce busted over left . suard for 3 yards. Oates turned. the . same trick for 2. Oates fumbled the Clarence Briggs, of the Union Oil ball but Pierce recovered for a 10 Company, was a visitor in Nevada yard: loss. Chapman punted to PainCity Saturday. . ter, who dodged his way back 9 trade in our fair city Saturday. yards to his own 26 yard line. drove to Sam Hamilton,’ of the Western FOR SALE—Six tube “RaTonopah, Nevada last week, leaving Machinery Company in Sacramento, Monday and returning Wednesday. dio with B. himinstor. and Wet Was a business caller in Nevada City A Battery with Trickle Changer last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Crain have for same. Also loud speaker. Complete sale price for outfit $15 moved from Alleghany to Nevada Miss Lottie Mugford, of SacraCity and are residing on California Inquire at Nugget Office. left tackle. Oates intercepted. a pass and ‘brought the ball back 8 Jards to the Grass Valley 42 yard stripe. A, Pierce to Oates reverse ended in a days. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oates out of bounds, no gain. A long pass from Oates was, knocked down. PIANO SACRIFICE—Late model piano located here in the vicinity street. oe mento returned home after several Miss Eleanor Schreiber, who at‘Mugford of this city. Miss Mugford of Nevada City. Will sell at big tends the Munson Seé¢retarial schoo] is a sister to Mr. Mugford. sdving and most any terms. If at San Francisco, spent ThanksgivF. C. Beedle, of Reno Nevada, was interested, write at once to Geo. ing with her parents in:Nevada City. a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Robison, 435 Washington St. Portland, Ore. st Miss Ruyth Grimes, a teacher of Hitchens, of Nevada City over pai rita as ae Sacramento, returned home Sunday Thanksgiving holidays. CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY Corner of Main and Commercial Sts NEVADA CITY California f SAVE with SAFETY at The Fexotk DRUG STORE SCIENCE NOW CURES "YOUR WORST COLD WITH ASPIROIDS Miss Margaret Recter; who took nia yesterday after spending the advantage of the Thanksgiving reweek end holiday with her parents : cess to visit her family here had as in this city. her guest Miss June Morroe aOO: : Bill and’ Jack Rodda, who are dent of Mills College. visiting here took another trip to the Mrs. A. M. Flint, who = spent French Corral diistrict Friday. It Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. must be a very attractive country up M. Grimes and family in Nevada that way. City, returned Sunday to her home in Oakland Mjys. Flint was formerly Boswell F, Reed, attorney of DenAlicia Grimes. ver, Colorado and his brother R. C. Reed from Oroville, were visiting in Walter Rountree, of San FranNevada City today. The men are cisco, spent a day in -Nevada City interested in qaurtz mines in this last week visiting friends. Mr. district. ‘Rountree at one time lived in ToAfter several days convalescing nopah, Nevada. reason Too much And the cure—neu tralizing the acid. the basis of Aspiroids. In five minutes that feverish achy feeling is gone. In an hour or so the last sign of the cold has disappeared. Next morning you feet like a new person. Remember that Aspiroids sold exclusively by Rexall Stores. R. E. HARRIS Phone 100 8 yards over 124 Mill St. Spring street. Pierce smashed at right guard. but — Better Gotfee Every Time! Carol Coughlin, who is attending St. Mary’s College, spent Thanks giving week end with his parents here. He was accompanied by Milton Miss Ada Rich, the water colleca former Nevada City high school student, who is at present enrolled tor for the city, returned’ Saturday Watsonville, where in the University of California, and evening ‘from she spent Thanksgiving week with who was a house guest in the Coughher sister Mrs. N.

J. Rahr and famlin home during his stay. here. ily. Mrs. G. S. Barnhart and two chilLevi Kendricks, of Berkeley, fordren of this city spent thanksgiving with Mr. Bannhart at the Ancho mer resident of Nevada City, spent mine above Graniteville. Riley Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. Self of Sacramento accompanied Boreham of Gold Flat. It has been them to Graniteville. he visits the old Hanging Baskets Jardineers Flower Bowls Prices: $1.00 to $3.50 Coffee that is always mellow, rich and satisfying is easy to make in the Coleman Coffee Maker. Brews it the Alpha Stores, Ltd. Grass Valley Nevada City flavor. The Colonial model is beautiful in design. Fin ished in special process, extra durable nickel plate. Six or 9 cupsizes. Ebonized handle. Has extra large heating element. The non-spill spout is a feature you'll and plug. This attractive coffee maker is an ideal gift for any occasion. See Your Local Dealer (8118 R AVE BNENANATIEH OANA UALS R ARUN BN EEN REUBEN NAAN S TRAE NON AUEN OTB ENCHENENEENEHENETINET SCIENTIFIC MOTOR EX-RAY $3.00 TUNE-UP Including— — 1 Adjust Ignition, check timing. 2 Clean and adjust contact points. Check Valves for sticking or Burnt conditions. 4 Test Ignition Coil under eompression. 5 Adjust Generator charging rate. 6 Test each individual Cylinder for compression and rings. 7 Clean motor and gene tor commutator. Check .all wiring for oben and short circuits. 8 9 Clean and adjust spark plugs. 10 Check Carburetor. 11 Test Ammeter and Ignition Switch. Fill Battery and clean terminal, 12 CASHMAN’S Auto Electric Shop 205.8. Auburn Street Grass Valley, Calif. ALIEONALIENSHIEUANSPOURNENENSUANSUSORISHENAIRNEWEOCASTIANANSUENARNeeNNNNRAsSUseNEneneueAtAN: cima many years since Mr. Kendricks lived here but Console Sets COFFEE MAKERS all the fragrance and Mrs. E. Martz and family. Mr. Sutfield was accompanied home by. his daughter Grace, who has been visiting her grandmother fortwo months. Beautiful Copper Ware Vases ELECTRIC “no-boil” way, retaining fornia, spent Thanksgiving visiting Grass Valley All in several new finishes: Bronze Onyx Verdium Rubium An especially happy time was en to Dr. Tickell. Only One Store ee pass to Tamblyn for a 9 yard gain. Clarence Briggs, manager of the joyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. new Oil station at Grass Valley, was William Davey, of Nevada Ciity on a visitor in Nevada City Saturday. Thanksgiving day when thirteen sat Mrs. Lorene Coughlin, who has down to the festive board and enbeen quite ill at the Nevada City joyed a delicious dinner. sanitarium for the pdst month, is Chas. Sutfield, of northern Calireported much improved, according This amazing mew idea is Nevada City C. Perry home at 415 North Main street, Mrs. H. G. Burgess returned yesterday afternoon to her home on Monday. Science found the are Miss Betty Bettles returned to her Grass Valley made studies at the university of Califor Milton Schiffner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner, who spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents, returned to San Francisco 9c acid. the with her infant son Billy at the W. 36 Units for your cold. ‘4 after spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Nevada City. ceiver hard. They made 2 yards son for 1932. All of the boys finover center. “The next play. was ished up the season strong and defumbled and Tucker recovered for served to win this last game over the locals on their 36 yard line. their biggest rivals. No one player Pierce made 6 over left guard. stood out as a star, they all worked Dat Wales tmads-t— over right —guard. together as a unit and each player stabbing at left guard Pierce made deserves full credit for th ewin. ane: nidoedouesianesniinind sitemeter Be ¢ ville were business visitors in Nevada City Saturday morning. au SEE ne yt) FOR SALE— One 7-in. hydraulic Monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, Forest Hill, in care of Mayflower Gravel Mine. : 20tf. home whenever possible. Kramm’s Ater several weéks spent in the Tonopah and Goldfield mining dis tricts, Louis Stein, local mining man has’ returned to Nevada City. While . there he suffered injuries in an au Tremendous Jewelry Sale Now In Full Swing tomobile accident. It is understood that he has interested Nevada moneyed interests in’ this district. Bert Smith of the Red River Lumber Company, Sacramento, was a business caller in Nevada City Saturday. Smith has been through Many gold camps and was in the Goldfield and Tonopah districts dur Every Article in Our Store Has Been Reduced Greatly. This Includes Our Large Stock of Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, Rings, Compacts, Leather Goods, e Toilet Sets, etc. Therefore Buy Now For Christmas And Save Money A Deposit Will Hold Till Christmas Alfred M. Kramm Your Jeweler for 22 Years Phone 32 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY SHIPPED . eae By Check ox We Ship C0. D. ing the big days. He says that Nevade City is in the heart of the best mining district in the country today. Buy Your Christmas Gifts While Assortments Are Complete — Gifts for Mother and SESE in Xmas Box Beads in Colors 3 piece Some hoodlums in Grass Valley Towel Sets good way to score the cylinders. The culprits when caught should be dealt. with in no easy manner. Leniency in these cases should not be thought of. Mr.\and Mrs. Ben Bowman of Nevada City, spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robinson in Alleghany. ‘Mrs. B. Preston of Nevada City, who was quite badly cut about the face as the result of a fall recently, isnow able to attend to her duties at the mays Shop on Broad street. Cristie Jane olanwas visiting with her father Mr. A. M. Holmes of this city over Thanksgiving. She left 15c 98c 49c 25c and Crystals.. Toilet Sets, have been pouring sugar in the gas tanks of automobiles . That is a 25c 3. Handkerchiefs Perfume Sets, 3 piece Gifts for Father and ae: 25¢ 25¢ 49c Quality Neck Ties in Box Handkerchiefs, in Box Military Brush Complete Assortment of Tree Ornaments and Christmas’ Decorations ‘last night to resume her studies at: the Sacramento Junior: College to-; day. N. E. Preston of Berkeley is now spending a_ couple of days in Ne yada City. : Pine St. Nevada City .