November 28, 1940 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY} UGGE That Are Sure To Pieas: Choose perfect gifts conveniently with this Gift Guide. Your favorite gift store is represented here with an item handpicked for perfect giving. Choose cifts for young and old; men, women and © children at Bert’s Dry Goods Store 116 Mill St., Grass Valley LADIES’ CHRISTMAS ere peeuse ‘Sc to 98c ae 25¢ to’ ‘$1. 50 LADIES’ SILK HOSIERY nee 795 $F.00, $1.15, $1.35 SATIN, SILK, RAYON PRINCESS SLIPS Sindee’ BEOD, BI. 59, $I. 95, $2.95 Tadsuied Night Satin, Rayon, Brushed Rayon, : $1.95 to $4.95 each Gowns, Pajamas SILK, RAYON VESTS AND PANTIES 49c, 79c, 98c 49c to 98c $1.00, $1.95, $2.95 Costume Jewelry, each Hand Bags, each IMPORTED LACE TABLE CLOTHS, PILLOW CASES, BRIDGE SETS, LUNCH CLOTHS Fancy Bath Towels, Bath Sets, Scatter Rugs 39¢ to $2. 95 set Fancy Lunch Cloths, each _79¢ up Scatter Pillows, each Ladies’ Fancy Aprons, each ‘Children's Fancy Aprons, each Children’s Corduroy Overalls, each Children’s Corduroy Suits $2.95-$3.95 Ladies, and Chitven’ s Wool Gloves, Parkas Boys’ Two Piece Suits Separate Pants, each Children’s Flannelette Pajamas, each Snow Suits ASK TO SEE OUR BABY DRESSES, GOWNS, ROBE SETS, ETC. $1.49 to $4.95 $3.95 to $10.50 Oil-Silk Umbrellas, each Rain Coats, each . 49c to $2.95 $2.50 Baby Blankets, each ‘Baby. Sleeping Bags, each GIFTS SELECTED NOW CAN BE CALLED FOR UP ob TO DECEMBER 24TH 116 MILL STREET ' Girls’ Brushed Rayon evans: oud Bert's Dry Goods and Ladies’ Children’s ‘ naa to PAGE FIVE a VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS CORNISH — At the Nevada City . Sanitarium, November .27, 1940, to . ; Mr. and Mrs. James Cornish of Grass Valley, a daughter, C.LSON—At the Nevada City November 27, 1940. to Charles Gibson of the a Gai ig h 1 oo a ‘jum, and Mrs. : Mi Sanita M: id ' 2 over 21, both of Nevac i DIEVITLA-HEN] vs In Reno, both “bp Me Nee = nond Nevada Wrey: iDE-NETTLES In Reno, November 27,.1940, to RayMeBride, , of Grass Valley mi} and Wile IT. Nettles. 23, of Nevada City. , 4 DEATHS CHAPMAN—In Nevada City; November ~8 1940, Glenn Chapman, husband of Julia Chapman; a former resident of Napa, aged 40 years. The body has been sent to Napa. by the Holmes Funeral Home for funeral services and burial. BORLACE—In Sacramento, Novx, ember 26, 1940, William Henry Bor¥! lace, husband of the late. Lavinia* % . Borlace, father of Mrs. Dell Cary of ‘. Grass Valley, Mrs. Mabel Snooks of San Francisco, and Mrs. John Hart of Sacramento, and the late Archie Borlace, grandfather of Fred B. Massie of San Francisco and Mrg. Velma Merrifield of Grass Va‘ley, Uncle of &. Mrs. Roy Williams of Sacramento; ‘; native .ot .;Cornwall, England, aged 80 years. Friends are respectfully Mi invited to attend the funeral services Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of Clark; Booth and Yardley 917 H'street, Interment.Pine Grove & . Cemetery, Nevada City, where graveside services will be held at1:30 o’clock. HARRISON — In Dobbins, Yuba . County, November 23 1940, Mrs. Mary Louisa Harr‘son, mother of Mrs. Frank, Harding of. Dobbins, aunt of A. M. Holmes of Nevada FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS SELECTED NOW CAN BE CALLED FOR UP TO DECEMBER 24TH Ladies’ Coats $9.95 up Children’s Coats ...... ee $9.95 upiueuacs PARTY DRESSES, STREET DRESSES, HOUSE COATS LADIES’ SWEATERS, BLOUSES, JACKETS. SLACK SUITS : } ce ». 95, $9.95, $13.95 3: 03% to $13.95 Wool Blankets Chenille Spreads, each . BED COMFORTS cee Cotton, Wool, Down Filled $2.25 to $10.95 Men’s Dress shitts,, each $1.19 to BA 29 Neck Ties, each FANCY KNITTING BAGS . a Snes 98C-$1.95 Fancy Sewing Kits, each 49c to $2.95 Powder Puff Sets Plain White and Fancy Flannelette Night Gowns— Each $1. 19 to $1.95 Dish Towel Set Wash Cloth Sets IMPORT EM) pier LINEN DINNER SETS RTs 95, $8.9 95, $10: 95, URE 99 ed Oe ore OO eg His and Hers Guest Towals. Se! His acts Pope ane Cases, boned ‘His an Hers Sheet and Pillow Case Sets +7 ‘HAND CROCHETED TABLE SQUARES ET ie cee Fa es neo Mtr MOHD. 25 Sis; Ry nese mite Mar rector ear eur in Each City; a native of (Indiana Ranch, ym; aged 82 years T.he funeral services ' were held Tuesday in Dobbins under we the direction of the Holmes Funéral in Home of this city. Interment was in !the Keystone Cemetery, . PERROW—In Grass Va alley, November 26, 1940, Felix LL: Perrow, husband of Catherine Perrow, father of Mrs. Mary Thomas and Fay Perrow, all of Grass Valley; a.native of Vermont, resident of Nevada County 21 years, aged'70 years. The funeral : services will be held’ at 9:30 o’clock ‘tomorrow morning at the Grass. Valley Catholic Church under. the .direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. a OE CREDIT FO di BEFR st ({ FSS tHRY Kart PB. Senhe : president of ym . Acme Breweries, has been notified ‘of his election as a director of the U.-S. Brewers Association which is a national organization that devotes ¥}itself to the development of sound fundamentals of the brewing industry. Schuster is the only Northern California director. Karl Schuster gives full credit to mewspaper advertising for its help in =. achieving Acme success, stating that ‘this company has never failed to use newspaper advertising on an everexpanding scale since repeal. It is felt that Schuster’s election as director. is in the nature of a tribute paid to the important position that Acme Breweries occupies in the industry. Although its business is restricted to the far west, its output is the 19th largest in the nation, ac-. cording to the Research Corporation of America, an achievement never before attained by any west coast brewery. sia 09 090 IN cr. ~ SACRAMENTO, Nov. 28.—(UP)— The state department of social welfare reported today 148,175 persons ‘received old age pensions during 2 . October, 42,101 children received orEj'phan aid and 7,318 blind persons ‘received assistance. The total paid in old age pensions was $5,616,462, an average of $37.-~ 90.Children received a total of $815,237 for an average of $19.28, and blind persons received a total of — $351,520 for an average of $48.06. In Nevada county, 488 persons received a total of $19,090, an average of $39.12 per person; 157 children. ee ke x received a total of $2,682, an aver--_—_—___ des “5 . age of $17,09 per child, and 21 blind mipersons received a total of $1, 050, tc re an average of $50. per person, GRASS VALLEY Girls’ Tuck Stitched Pajamas, pair Superior Judge George L. Jones : was called to Napa this week on superior court. business. Dandy enlection. 6¢ geevon [care At Gounee iene, ‘

NEVADA CITY} UGGE That Are Sure To Pieas: Choose perfect gifts conveniently with this Gift Guide. Your favorite gift store is represented here with an item handpicked for perfect giving. Choose cifts for young and old; men, women and © children at Bert’s Dry Goods Store 116 Mill St., Grass Valley LADIES’ CHRISTMAS ere peeuse ‘Sc to 98c ae 25¢ to’ ‘$1. 50 LADIES’ SILK HOSIERY nee 795 $F.00, $1.15, $1.35 SATIN, SILK, RAYON PRINCESS SLIPS Sindee’ BEOD, BI. 59, $I. 95, $2.95 Tadsuied Night Satin, Rayon, Brushed Rayon, : $1.95 to $4.95 each Gowns, Pajamas SILK, RAYON VESTS AND PANTIES 49c, 79c, 98c 49c to 98c $1.00, $1.95, $2.95 Costume Jewelry, each Hand Bags, each IMPORTED LACE TABLE CLOTHS, PILLOW CASES, BRIDGE SETS, LUNCH CLOTHS Fancy Bath Towels, Bath Sets, Scatter Rugs 39¢ to $2. 95 set Fancy Lunch Cloths, each _79¢ up Scatter Pillows, each Ladies’ Fancy Aprons, each ‘Children's Fancy Aprons, each Children’s Corduroy Overalls, each Children’s Corduroy Suits $2.95-$3.95 Ladies, and Chitven’ s Wool Gloves, Parkas Boys’ Two Piece Suits Separate Pants, each Children’s Flannelette Pajamas, each Snow Suits ASK TO SEE OUR BABY DRESSES, GOWNS, ROBE SETS, ETC. $1.49 to $4.95 $3.95 to $10.50 Oil-Silk Umbrellas, each Rain Coats, each . 49c to $2.95 $2.50 Baby Blankets, each ‘Baby. Sleeping Bags, each GIFTS SELECTED NOW CAN BE CALLED FOR UP ob TO DECEMBER 24TH 116 MILL STREET ' Girls’ Brushed Rayon evans: oud Bert's Dry Goods and Ladies’ Children’s ‘ naa to PAGE FIVE a VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS CORNISH — At the Nevada City . Sanitarium, November .27, 1940, to . ; Mr. and Mrs. James Cornish of Grass Valley, a daughter, C.LSON—At the Nevada City November 27, 1940. to Charles Gibson of the a Gai ig h 1 oo a ‘jum, and Mrs. : Mi Sanita M: id ' 2 over 21, both of Nevac i DIEVITLA-HEN] vs In Reno, both “bp Me Nee = nond Nevada Wrey: iDE-NETTLES In Reno, November 27,.1940, to RayMeBride, , of Grass Valley mi} and Wile IT. Nettles. 23, of Nevada City. , 4 DEATHS CHAPMAN—In Nevada City; November ~8 1940, Glenn Chapman, husband of Julia Chapman; a former resident of Napa, aged 40 years. The body has been sent to Napa. by the Holmes Funeral Home for funeral services and burial. BORLACE—In Sacramento, Novx, ember 26, 1940, William Henry Bor¥! lace, husband of the late. Lavinia* % . Borlace, father of Mrs. Dell Cary of ‘. Grass Valley, Mrs. Mabel Snooks of San Francisco, and Mrs. John Hart of Sacramento, and the late Archie Borlace, grandfather of Fred B. Massie of San Francisco and Mrg. Velma Merrifield of Grass Va‘ley, Uncle of &. Mrs. Roy Williams of Sacramento; ‘; native .ot .;Cornwall, England, aged 80 years. Friends are respectfully Mi invited to attend the funeral services Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of Clark; Booth and Yardley 917 H'street, Interment.Pine Grove & . Cemetery, Nevada City, where graveside services will be held at1:30

o’clock. HARRISON — In Dobbins, Yuba . County, November 23 1940, Mrs. Mary Louisa Harr‘son, mother of Mrs. Frank, Harding of. Dobbins, aunt of A. M. Holmes of Nevada FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS SELECTED NOW CAN BE CALLED FOR UP TO DECEMBER 24TH Ladies’ Coats $9.95 up Children’s Coats ........... ee $9.95 upiueuacs PARTY DRESSES, STREET DRESSES, HOUSE COATS LADIES’ SWEATERS, BLOUSES, JACKETS. SLACK SUITS : } ce ». 95, $9.95, $13.95 3: 03% to $13.95 Wool Blankets Chenille Spreads, each .. BED COMFORTS cee Cotton, Wool, Down Filled $2.25 to $10.95 Men’s Dress shitts,, each $1.19 to BA 29 Neck Ties, each FANCY KNITTING BAGS . a Snes 98C-$1.95 Fancy Sewing Kits, each 49c to $2.95 Powder Puff Sets Plain White and Fancy Flannelette Night Gowns— Each $1. 19 to $1.95 Dish Towel Set Wash Cloth Sets IMPORT EM) pier LINEN DINNER SETS RTs 95, $8.9 95, $10: 95, URE 99 ed Oe ore OO eg His and Hers Guest Towals. Se! His acts Pope ane Cases, boned ‘His an Hers Sheet and Pillow Case Sets +7 ‘HAND CROCHETED TABLE SQUARES ET ie cee Fa es neo Mtr MOHD. 25 Sis; Ry nese mite Mar rector ear eur in Each City; a native of (Indiana Ranch, ym; aged 82 years T.he funeral services ' were held Tuesday in Dobbins under we the direction of the Holmes Funéral in Home of this city. Interment was in !the Keystone Cemetery, . PERROW—In Grass Va alley, November 26, 1940, Felix LL: Perrow, husband of Catherine Perrow, father of Mrs. Mary Thomas and Fay Perrow, all of Grass Valley; a.native of Vermont, resident of Nevada County 21 years, aged'70 years. The funeral : services will be held’ at 9:30 o’clock ‘tomorrow morning at the Grass. Valley Catholic Church under. the .direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. a OE CREDIT FO di BEFR st ({ FSS tHRY Kart PB. Senhe : president of ym . Acme Breweries, has been notified ‘of his election as a director of the U.-S. Brewers Association which is a national organization that devotes ¥}itself to the development of sound fundamentals of the brewing industry. Schuster is the only Northern California director. Karl Schuster gives full credit to mewspaper advertising for its help in =. achieving Acme success, stating that ‘this company has never failed to use newspaper advertising on an everexpanding scale since repeal. It is felt that Schuster’s election as director. is in the nature of a tribute paid to the important position that Acme Breweries occupies in the industry. Although its business is restricted to the far west, its output is the 19th largest in the nation, ac-. cording to the Research Corporation of America, an achievement never before attained by any west coast brewery. sia 09 090 IN cr. ~ SACRAMENTO, Nov. 28.—(UP)— The state department of social welfare reported today 148,175 persons ‘received old age pensions during 2 . October, 42,101 children received orEj'phan aid and 7,318 blind persons ‘received assistance. The total paid in old age pensions was $5,616,462, an average of $37.-~ 90.Children received a total of $815,237 for an average of $19.28, and blind persons received a total of — $351,520 for an average of $48.06. In Nevada county, 488 persons received a total of $19,090, an average of $39.12 per person; 157 children. ee ke x received a total of $2,682, an aver--_—_—___ des “5 . age of $17,09 per child, and 21 blind mipersons received a total of $1, 050, tc re an average of $50. per person, GRASS VALLEY Girls’ Tuck Stitched Pajamas, pair Superior Judge George L. Jones : was called to Napa this week on superior court. business. Dandy enlection. 6¢ geevon [care At Gounee iene, ‘