November 30, 1936 (6 pages)

Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal uguts cages as defined by statute. Printed and Published _ at Nevada City. : “LEETE Fee suuacaelefuntus ee eneonpusamegiyaecbeese Editor “nd Publisher 3 . Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in @he postoffice at Ks Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3} & 1879.5. * SUBSCRIPTION RATES + One year (In Advance) .-..--.---------------$2.50 * "es Re Bee ereecenerrrererete Se atures Ks The Golden Key (Contributed) Good jobs to come to 5,000,000 more men. The nation’s. business to increase by seven and a half billion dollars. And this statement: ‘I am confident that, assuming sound government, economic. policies, there will be, serie, the next five years, one of the er eatest expansigns of prod: tion and national income in history Who says so? It was one of foe er prey uae speaking last week before tl Club in San Francico—the widely-read editor Age’’, Mr. Samuel O. Dunn. ; Whether. for sure, America will pick up the solder k kev to those 5,000,000 jobs and that seven bilione 3 in business depends, said Mr. Dunn. But the golden key is lying there, and he pointed it out! It is: policies to insure restoration of the two eee durable goods industries; construction, and manufacturing for railways. Today construction is $6,500,000,000, while ia 1929 it was 13 billions. Today manufacturing for railways is $700.000,000, while in 1929 it was $1,400,000,000. On the railway side of it, Mr. Dunn had some. answers. And he should know. That is his life work. Let there be equa! competition, he said, among all forms of transport. Let Federal and state laws not pile cost-bcosting burdens or rate freezing edicts on one, and substitute others. No favors, no penalties. In a word. democracy for transportation. Government, of course, is merely the voice of the people. If they take that attitude, Mr. Dunn said, the railways will get enough business to do the huge “heavy goods’” buying of steel and cars and such, to help open the door to those millions of jobs and billions in national income. foremost business Commonwealth ica's. The golden key, thy expert says, is lying there. The question is whether or n8t America will pick it up. California Goes Visiting . (Contributed) This being the cheerful interlude in the seasons, with Thanksgiving just gone and Christrnas just ahead, it’s appropriate to drop the weightier woes of the world and consider one of the lighter subjects—the pleasure and profit of touring and travel. in and around California. About 120,000 more out-of-state motorists, the Depart_NEVADA Cl CITY ‘PLAN FOR 1937. SCOUT JAMBOREE ’ The last meeting stax ot the “Area Countil was onened vith a er who ious. Later faithful service to scouting area. Tuesday, in January Grass Valley. mittee composed of each officers for the coming year. Dr. H. Eveleth was named chairman. disclosed some distinct from the one organized for Among them was the fact that whole troops could go if such attendance did not prevent anyone going from other troops. Financing of the trip must be done by the scouts and parents. One of the qualifications to attend was that a scout or scouter attending must be a registered scout eil ures 1935 ship job. BOY MEETS GIRL, COMING:TO SACTO. SACRA MENTO, No: Nov. 30. — ‘Boy Meets Girl,’’ a comedy that won the muth coveted Roi Cooper ~Megrue prize for the funniest play of the season in New York, will be seen December 12 in Sacramentohigh school auditorium, The hilarious play, with a Holywood setting will be-presented by members of both the New York and London casts of the production. Opening a year ago in Cort theatre, New York, to Sacramento from Salt Lake City. It has enjoyed.extended runs in Chicago, London and Boston Private Diary (of a young lady) ON FRIDAY: And did I tell my family with great relish that I wouldn’t be with them any. longatacte well atleast < not much} ionger. Mom was really pleased and even wept a tear. But tha, jsaid Papa, was merely conven=. itional. fe . ON TUESDAY: iten around to the gi jenvied. To think, . . ° . Ry r , Sho got rls and am I they say, that ment of Motor Vehicles reported last week, visited Califorina, in the first nine months of 1935 than in the like period =. year ago. Good news, and a lot of good dollars in a lot oF . * pockets. But have you resized what-a wandering ing vagabonds ‘Californians themselves are? The Auto Association, in reporting a record 70 per cent gain in travel to nationa! parks, says that more people from this state visited! the Grand Canyon than did the people of Arizona, where the: park is located! While easily holding the lead in our own four parks of Yosemite, Sequoia, General Grant, and Lassen, we also out-. visited Utah people to their own Bryce Canyon National . ] Park. And Californians have been second only to home staters in Vir rtually every , other resort or scenic region in the west. The state that is traditionally host to the nation sends out its share of guests to the nation as well. ve band of tou? git: 107 Mill st. Grass Vaile) The studio ‘hat satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kedak finishing vice. Prorcenapren ser[little me should capture Him jafter so many -have tried. My }Iriend Mildred has promised me a '+ that he fin vu 2a’ NE (hale pparty . . won . I can’t help feeling important. [ON “THURSDAY: To’ CHARLES [to have my hair “done” for Milidved’s party for me. CHARLES ; was as pleased ahout it all°as Tf. iT s ee he certainly de served to be lbest mar a. .,even if He does have 1a tittle brother Win his mame . Wants to see done up in taiis j}and such. Said / CHARLES but i; won't ! be there anyway. . Any. way? said I and wondered. . ON FRIDAY: :./ The party lovely. And some gifts from the girls, Almost best of all was one little . green wrapped gift /ins¢ribed . ‘from Lil’. But really best among ithe gifts + / @ note from CHAR. ria “And may I’’, the note read, . create your wedding coiffure. . said I should be there—in spirit. And I meant it—a specially beauais ] . D re. NUGGET —— Tahoe silent tribute to the late W. H. Seavacted as Council Commissioner. ‘for the past ten years previn the resolution was offered commending h’s interest and the 19 was set for the date of the annual council meeting to be held at the scout hall iu A nominating comdistrict chairman was appointed to nominate The 1937 jamboree was discussed and the policies of the national coundepartor seouter with the national office before December 31. President Sparks appointed G. W. Brundage chairman of the jamboree committee with power to select his committee in each district. Brundage . was the chairman in 1935 and performed an outstanding workman“Boy Meets Girl,’”’ comes . * PENNY CO. TO GIVE that associates of this store share in the Chrjstmas bonus as nounced in the plan.of Mr. E. Sams president of the company. The Penny company recently thorized an, eXtra payment for 25,000 associates in -all stores, fices and All employees who have been with will hose warehouses. company a receive weeks extra ifor a shorter year pay. period will receive In announcing the plan, Mr. S said: “The year 1936 has been the successful in the history of our b is additional 19@6 remuneration ed a part in making this' the est year for the Penny company. Earl Gover uedel manager of the J. Penny store in Grass Valley states y will an. EMPLOYEES XI XMAS BOUNS C.Os au‘over ofregular the two employed extra pay in proportionate amounts. ams most usiness. The associates have contribut/ed largely to that success. This bonus is not on any permanent plan. It for loyalty and service that have playgreat‘notice, FERRY COMPANY 70 CONTINUE NIGHT RUN The Southern Pacific Goiden Gate Ferries, operating the automobile ferry service on San Francisco bay, . has announced that, until further they will operate frequent schedules during the day and continue all night service on Oakland Pier and Berkeley vehicle’ ferry routes for the accomodation of automobile and truck patrons. The ferry management believes that with its excellently located terminals, its fleet of vessels especiasly designed for vehicle traffic, and its trained personnel, that it is in a position to offer a service that will be extremely. attractive to the pvublic for its economy. comfort, and convenience. Located as they are at the water’s edge, Gate terminals Southern Pacific Golden . make possible the safety } sortest routes across,the bay and as. they are removed from the centers of traffic congestion they permit of faster time and easier driving between the initial starting point and . H i . . period. GOLDEN TRIANGLE A 100 foot shaft has just been completed at the Golden Triangle mine near Graniteville and _ cross cutting to the vein has started. Three men are employed. Mike Kendrick, who resides west of Nevada City, has just taken delivery of a new Plymouth ear. the final destination. Another time saving . feature, and one that materially adds to the convenience of those using the auto ferries, is, the restaurant somite that is featured on all of this’eempany’s boats. One may secure anything from a sandwich or cup of coffee to a complete meal. without taking “time out’ from the ving zh MARTIN’S SERVICE STATION Gates Guaranteed Tires and Tubes, Gas and Lubrication. Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway. Above Drive-In Market w on Ae by a . e arrangement of your tress. es he by me.”’ And WOULD I let him who else but CHARLES? THE CHARLES Beauty Salon Phone 595 Nevada ( lity . CORSET and LINGERIE SHOP Three Nationally Known Makes of Corsets. Also Camp Surgical Garments for men and women. Maternity Garments. Personal analysis of figure and alterations to fit YOU. 107346 Church Street—Across from the Bret Harte Hotel GRASS VALLEY Give A Permanent —The Most Thoughtfu! Gift— An order for one’ of our permanents can be slipped in an envelope and put on the tree on Christmas Eve. Priced $3.50 and $5.00 Machineless $6.50 A “The Gift that Combines Usefulness : and dl io Bowman's Beauty Shop rot: Nevada hy New York HOTEL See Our Beautiful New Bar and Booths for Ladies —-MIXED DRINKS— BEER AND WINE Italian Dinners at reeascnable rates. Dining room open to public Good rooms and rooms with board at prices you can afoe ‘ _ FRED CONTI . New: Proprietor Broad Street, Nevada City Movie Motor Driven 96: Sturdy fo bo ie park! $4.98 Genuine kid ever classic Black, opular. dis rubber A Pretty Big Toy for So Little Money! Steel Wagon Projector $ 4:98 16 m. m. projector with AC-DC universal motor, direct rewind, adjustable lens, speed control! All Ball Bearing Sg Wheels Airplane Type Fenders! 98° ; h\ Tiny tots can ride it—wagon be= is 174"x84%"! It’s sturdily built, with disc wheels, and tubular steel handle. and wheels very attractive. rubber tires Body are bright red— Steers easily. FINE HOSIERY For Warmth and Long Wear! 79: So soft! Of celanese, wool and cotton! Full fashioned—they fit to perfection! Fic ot: £10: p; fitted heel. Sizes TREN 9 to 10%. Easy for Kiddies of 2 to 41 to ies Sturdy steel trike with a red enamel finish. dlebars are adjustable! tric horn, fenders, Streamlined hanElecrear cd Flashlight batteries extra, 5c ea. 35” Red Stee! Scooter Ov Nie, An Outstanding Value! KID GLOVES in a soft satiny quality that is a joy to wear. New novelty cuff styles or the slip-on, rown, navy and tan. Unusual ’ desizus. Bines 534 to 8%. Sewing Cabinet Priscilla 9S° ) ‘ Style Smooth rubbed maple or walnut finish, inside and outside. Double lid opening. Spool tray. We Suggest You Give Her Rocket Shot Game Fun .for One Le &c Ora Crowd! ame with two . alls. Board has spinners! New pin Bacle shooters . . . lots of dio and Attractive simulated leathers in the at Kiddies’ Phonograph Doe-Suede Fabric and Bengaline Exceptionally attractive styles to outfit. In the new colors. ‘Trimroad with buttons, bands, bows — an grant gifts too. See them! fe A Fine Gifts for Santa shops at Penney’s. He’s thrifty as can be! like to pay the budget way. The Christmas Club suits ef? KANDBAGS 9S° Christmas sensational in price! newest styles: this low barga 98° Clear toned mae chine with strong spring motor: 8 unbreakable 6” nursery records included! Fashionable New GLOVES* Cc complement her smartest. stitching. They’ll make

Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal uguts cages as defined by statute. Printed and Published _ at Nevada City. : “LEETE Fee suuacaelefuntus ee eneonpusamegiyaecbeese Editor “nd Publisher 3 . Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in @he postoffice at Ks Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3} & 1879.5. * SUBSCRIPTION RATES + One year (In Advance) ..-...--.---------------$2.50 * "es Re Bee ereecenerrrererete Se atures Ks The Golden Key (Contributed) Good jobs to come to 5,000,000 more men. The nation’s. business to increase by seven and a half billion dollars. And this statement: ‘I am confident that, assuming sound government, economic. policies, there will be, serie, the next five years, one of the er eatest expansigns of prod: tion and national income in history Who says so? It was one of foe er prey uae speaking last week before tl Club in San Francico—the widely-read editor Age’’, Mr. Samuel O. Dunn. ; Whether. for sure, America will pick up the solder k kev to those 5,000,000 jobs and that seven bilione 3 in business depends, said Mr. Dunn. But the golden key is lying there, and he pointed it out! It is: policies to insure restoration of the two eee durable goods industries; construction, and manufacturing for railways. Today construction is $6,500,000,000, while ia 1929 it was 13 billions. Today manufacturing for railways is $700.000,000, while in 1929 it was $1,400,000,000. On the railway side of it, Mr. Dunn had some. answers. And he should know. That is his life work. Let there be equa! competition, he said, among all forms of transport. Let Federal and state laws not pile cost-bcosting burdens or rate freezing edicts on one, and substitute others. No favors, no penalties. In a word. democracy for transportation. Government, of course, is merely the voice of the people. If they take that attitude, Mr. Dunn said, the railways will get enough business to do the huge “heavy goods’” buying of steel and cars and such, to help open the door to those millions of jobs and billions in national income. foremost business Commonwealth ica's. The golden key, thy expert says, is lying there. The question is whether or n8t America will pick it up. California Goes Visiting . (Contributed) This being the cheerful interlude in the seasons, with Thanksgiving just gone and Christrnas just ahead, it’s appropriate to drop the weightier woes of the world and consider one of the lighter subjects—the pleasure and profit of touring and travel. in and around California. About 120,000 more out-of-state motorists, the Depart_NEVADA Cl CITY ‘PLAN FOR 1937. SCOUT JAMBOREE ’ The last meeting stax ot the “Area Countil was onened vith a er who ious. Later faithful service to scouting area. Tuesday, in January Grass Valley. mittee composed of each officers for the coming year. Dr. H. Eveleth was named chairman. disclosed some distinct from the one organized for Among them was the fact that whole troops could go if such attendance did not prevent anyone going from other troops. Financing of the trip must be done by the scouts and parents. One of the qualifications to attend was that a scout or scouter attending must be a registered scout eil ures 1935 ship job. BOY MEETS GIRL, COMING:TO SACTO. SACRA MENTO, No: Nov. 30. — ‘Boy Meets Girl,’’ a comedy that won the muth coveted Roi Cooper ~Megrue prize for the funniest play of the season in New York, will be seen December 12 in Sacramentohigh school auditorium, The hilarious play, with a Holywood setting will be-presented by members of both the New York and London casts of the production. Opening a year ago in Cort theatre, New York, to Sacramento from Salt Lake City. It has enjoyed.extended runs in Chicago, London and Boston Private Diary (of a young lady) ON FRIDAY: And did I tell my family with great relish that I wouldn’t be with them any. longatacte well atleast < not much} ionger. Mom was really pleased and even wept a tear. But tha, jsaid Papa, was merely conven=. itional. fe . ON TUESDAY: iten around to the gi jenvied. To think, . . ° . Ry r , Sho got rls and am I they say, that ment of Motor Vehicles reported last week, visited Califorina, in the first nine months of 1935 than in the like period =. year ago. Good news, and a lot of good dollars in a lot oF . * pockets. But have you resized what-a wandering ing vagabonds ‘Californians themselves are? The Auto Association, in reporting a record 70 per cent gain in travel to nationa! parks, says that more people from this state visited! the Grand Canyon than did the people of Arizona, where the: park is located! While easily holding the lead in our own four parks of Yosemite, Sequoia, General Grant, and Lassen, we also out-. visited Utah people to their own Bryce Canyon National . ] Park. And Californians have been second only to home staters in Vir rtually every , other resort or scenic region in the west. The state that is traditionally host to the nation sends out its share of guests to the nation as well. ve band of tou? git: 107 Mill st. Grass Vaile) The studio ‘hat satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kedak finishing vice. Prorcenapren ser[little me should capture Him jafter so many -have tried. My }Iriend Mildred has promised me a '+ that he fin vu 2a’ NE (hale pparty . . won . I can’t help feeling important. [ON “THURSDAY: To’ CHARLES [to have my hair “done” for Milidved’s party for me. CHARLES ; was as pleased ahout it all°as Tf. iT s ee he certainly de served to be lbest mar a. .,even if He does have 1a tittle brother Win his mame . Wants to see done up in taiis j}and such. Said / CHARLES but i; won't ! be there anyway.. . Any. way? said I and wondered. . ON FRIDAY: :./ The party lovely. And some gifts from the girls, Almost best of all was one little . green wrapped gift /ins¢ribed . ‘from Lil’. But really best among ithe gifts + / @ note from CHAR. ria “And may I’’, the note read, . create your wedding coiffure. . said I should be there—in spirit. And I meant it—a specially beauais ] . D re. NUGGET —— Tahoe silent tribute to the late W. H. Seavacted as Council Commissioner. ‘for the past ten years previn the resolution was offered commending h’s interest and the 19 was set for the date of the annual council meeting to be held at the scout hall iu A nominating comdistrict chairman was appointed to nominate The 1937 jamboree was discussed and the policies of the national coundepartor seouter with the national office before December 31. President Sparks appointed G. W. Brundage chairman of the jamboree committee with power to select his committee in each district. Brundage . was the chairman in 1935 and performed an outstanding workman“Boy Meets Girl,’”’ comes . * PENNY CO. TO GIVE that associates of this store share in the Chrjstmas bonus as nounced in the plan.of Mr. E. Sams president of the company. The Penny company recently thorized an, eXtra payment for 25,000 associates in -all stores, fices and All employees who have been with will hose warehouses. company a receive weeks extra ifor a shorter year pay. period will receive In announcing the plan, Mr. S said: “The year 1936 has been the successful in the history of our b is additional 19@6 remuneration ed a part in making this' the est year for the Penny company. Earl Gover uedel manager of the J. Penny store in Grass Valley states y will an. EMPLOYEES XI XMAS BOUNS C.Os au‘over ofregular

the two employed extra pay in proportionate amounts. ams most usiness. The associates have contribut/ed largely to that success. This bonus is not on any permanent plan. It for loyalty and service that have playgreat‘notice, FERRY COMPANY 70 CONTINUE NIGHT RUN The Southern Pacific Goiden Gate Ferries, operating the automobile ferry service on San Francisco bay, . has announced that, until further they will operate frequent schedules during the day and continue all night service on Oakland Pier and Berkeley vehicle’ ferry routes for the accomodation of automobile and truck patrons. The ferry management believes that with its excellently located terminals, its fleet of vessels especiasly designed for vehicle traffic, and its trained personnel, that it is in a position to offer a service that will be extremely. attractive to the pvublic for its economy. comfort, and convenience. Located as they are at the water’s edge, Gate terminals Southern Pacific Golden . make possible the safety } sortest routes across,the bay and as. they are removed from the centers of traffic congestion they permit of faster time and easier driving between the initial starting point and . H i . . period. GOLDEN TRIANGLE A 100 foot shaft has just been completed at the Golden Triangle mine near Graniteville and _ cross cutting to the vein has started. Three men are employed. Mike Kendrick, who resides west of Nevada City, has just taken delivery of a new Plymouth ear. the final destination. Another time saving . feature, and one that materially adds to the convenience of those using the auto ferries, is, the restaurant somite that is featured on all of this’eempany’s boats. One may secure anything from a sandwich or cup of coffee to a complete meal. without taking “time out’ from the ving zh MARTIN’S SERVICE STATION Gates Guaranteed Tires and Tubes, Gas and Lubrication. Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway. Above Drive-In Market w on Ae by a . e arrangement of your tress. es he by me.”’ And WOULD I let him who else but CHARLES? THE CHARLES Beauty Salon Phone 595 Nevada ( lity . CORSET and LINGERIE SHOP Three Nationally Known Makes of Corsets. Also Camp Surgical Garments for men and women. Maternity Garments. Personal analysis of figure and alterations to fit YOU. 107346 Church Street—Across from the Bret Harte Hotel GRASS VALLEY Give A Permanent —The Most Thoughtfu! Gift— An order for one’ of our permanents can be slipped in an envelope and put on the tree on Christmas Eve. Priced $3.50 and $5.00 Machineless $6.50 A “The Gift that Combines Usefulness : and dl io Bowman's Beauty Shop rot: Nevada hy New York HOTEL See Our Beautiful New Bar and Booths for Ladies —-MIXED DRINKS— BEER AND WINE Italian Dinners at reeascnable rates. Dining room open to public Good rooms and rooms with board at prices you can afoe ‘ _ FRED CONTI . New: Proprietor Broad Street, Nevada City Movie Motor Driven 96: Sturdy fo bo ie park! $4.98 Genuine kid ever classic Black, opular. dis rubber A Pretty Big Toy for So Little Money! Steel Wagon Projector $ 4:98 16 m. m. projector with AC-DC universal motor, direct rewind, adjustable lens, speed control! All Ball Bearing Sg Wheels Airplane Type Fenders! 98° ; h\ Tiny tots can ride it—wagon be= is 174"x84%"! It’s sturdily built, with disc wheels, and tubular steel handle. and wheels very attractive. rubber tires Body are bright red— Steers easily. FINE HOSIERY For Warmth and Long Wear! 79: So soft! Of celanese, wool and cotton! Full fashioned—they fit to perfection! Fic ot: £10: p; fitted heel. Sizes TREN 9 to 10%. Easy for Kiddies of 2 to 41 to ies Sturdy steel trike with a red enamel finish. dlebars are adjustable! tric horn, fenders, Streamlined hanElecrear cd Flashlight batteries extra, 5c ea. 35” Red Stee! Scooter Ov Nie, An Outstanding Value! KID GLOVES in a soft satiny quality that is a joy to wear. New novelty cuff styles or the slip-on, rown, navy and tan. Unusual ’ desizus. Bines 534 to 8%. Sewing Cabinet Priscilla 9S° ) ‘ Style Smooth rubbed maple or walnut finish, inside and outside. Double lid opening. Spool tray. We Suggest You Give Her Rocket Shot Game Fun .for One Le &c Ora Crowd! ame with two . alls. Board has spinners! New pin Bacle shooters . . . lots of dio and Attractive simulated leathers in the at Kiddies’ Phonograph Doe-Suede Fabric and Bengaline Exceptionally attractive styles to outfit. In the new colors. ‘Trimroad with buttons, bands, bows — an grant gifts too. See them! fe A Fine Gifts for Santa shops at Penney’s.. He’s thrifty as can be! like to pay the budget way.. The Christmas Club suits ef? KANDBAGS 9S° Christmas sensational in price! newest styles: this low barga 98° Clear toned mae chine with strong spring motor: 8 unbreakable 6” nursery records included! Fashionable New GLOVES* Cc complement her smartest. stitching. They’ll make