November 4, 1938 (8 pages)

apatnd NEVADA CITY NUGGET hve f , Social Events echegn re Principal Cecil Klee and Mrs. Elza Kilroy, teachers, were dressed as i a Indian chief and an old fashioned ; Hallowe on Party lady, respectively: The children were Is Much Enjoved all in costumes, noted were a Charlie Chaplin, a Spanish girl, Amos and Andy team, ghosts, ete., all producing much merriment. Prizes were awarded for jbest costumes. PrinThe eighth grade pupils, who won the P. T. A. membership drive last week, were treated toa delightful Hallowe'en \party Monday evening at the Washington grammar school. There were 57 pupils present. The P. T. A. has secured 167 members except in the pumpkins and then told a thrilling ghost story and at £ . STANDARD STOVE OIL DIESEL OIL.HEAVY FUEL OIL PRICES REDUCED Phone Us for Prompt Metered Delivery Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 Phone 88 VEGETABLES FOR SALAD 8 ounce can FRENCHS’ MUSTARD IXL TAMALES: (ED EEG SSS DM atpe astute, tetanus Sonera 29c SAUERKRAUT JUICE Oe ee 2 RR Ol ny eameue seen 10c APRICOTS 8 ounce can / FONTANAS MACARONI he i oe es: IXL MUSHROOM SAUCE Oe ea 9c SHREDDED WHEAT . See a 12c J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery Thru the Knot Our experience in many local applications is at your service. ~We have many local users of Palco Wool—_ all satisfied. Distasteful to ro-UM Write for 16-page dents and insects. Insulation Manmherent antiual and free sample septic qualities™ tmakeit practically . f . e ‘NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER CO. — Phone 498-499 y cipal Klee: turned out all the lights . the end commenced shooting pent . cartridges. Mrs. Milanovich was in charge of refreshments and served, cider and doughnuts, She was assisted ‘by Mrs. Leland Smith, Mrs. P. Marshall. Quite a number of mothers also came to assist in the party. At the ‘elose of the evening dancing was en. joyed in the auditorium by the children. ; University Women to " Meet Tuesday, Nov. 7. The November meeting of the Nevada County branch of ths American Association of University Women will meet at.athe E. M. Rector home ‘on Broad street on Tuesday, November 7. Miss Margaret Rector will be hostess and Mrs. Sadie Bell Nelson ‘program chaifman. All members are urged to attend. . jLaurel Parlor Gives Benefit Card Partv Laurel Parler, N. D. G. W., held a most successful card party in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday” evening. This is an annual party; the money, derived in this way is for the benefit of homeless children and. other charities that the parlor takes part ‘in. The members thank all who donated so generously to make the affair a success. Door prizes were won by Lloyd Dudley, Mary ‘Martin, (Mrs. Ruben Norton, Mrs. M. Vanberg, Mrs. John Gaskin, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Anna Tucker of Nevada City and Mrs. Hales of Grass Valley. Men’s whist prizes ‘were: Sam Hooper, P .O. Strandberg, Ray Wilde . Sr., and George Jones, consolation. Women’s whist prizes, Mrs. Adele Tredennick, Mrs. Virginia. y)’Neill, Mrs. E. Helme, Mrs. Blanche Crow, Miss Kate Eddy, Mrs. W. E. Young and Mrs. Gaskin, consolation. Mah jongg, Miss Annie Richards and Mrs. Ralph Smith. _ Contract, Mrs. James Penrose, and Mrs. S. Hieronimus. Auction prizes, Mrs. Anna Peterson, Joe Huy, Lloyd Dudley, A. Hartung, Mrs. C. B. O’Connor, Mrs. Louise Dudley, Mrs. P. Armstrong, Mrs. Joe Huy. GOLD FLAT SCHOOL PERFECT ATTENDANCE Principal C. B. Lake and assistant, Mrs. Irma Atkins, of the Gold Flat school lists the following children as having perfect attendance for the month: Eighth Grade—Betty Engstrom, Lenore Gregory, Delores Rockfeller, Karl Engstrom and Harold Walker. Seventh Grade — Shirley Bruck, Roberta Deschwanden, Roberta Roberts, Donald Borehom, Joseph Day, Russell Waechter, Walter Willert. Sixth Grade—Dorothy Phillips and William Hatch. Fifth Grade — Dorothy Letner, Juanita . Waasley, Ronald Collins, Walter Davis, Betty Laughlin, (Mark Roberts, Robert ‘Walker. Tate eg OMMUNITY C TARNISH-PROOF CHEST Approved by Good Housekeeping Institute CONTENTS 16 Teaspoons 1 Butter Knife 8 Knives 1 Sugar Spoon 8 Forks 1 Pastry Server 8 Oval Soup Spoons 1 Cold Meat Fork 8 Salad Forks 1 Gravy Ladle 3 Serving Spoons _ 1 Small Server On Convenient Budget Terms! HARTUNG’S 124 Mill St. Grass Valley © ER aeCOURT CALENDAR The following matters will be heard in superior court this morning by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Estates of Mary. Costa, Thomas Costa, John Costa, deceased; Petitions for letters of administration. Estates of Vincent Mazzanti, R. M. Carket,, Agnes Curtis, deceased. Petitions for probate of wills. Joint tenancy of Terese Moonay, deceased. Petition to terminate. In the matter of the life estate of Amanda J. True, deceased. Petition to terminate. s Estate of Clarerice L.’ Rockefeller, deceased. Petition for letters, etc. Estate of Albert E. Hawke, deceased. Return and account sale real estate. t Nickless vs. Robinson. Demurrer. Estate of ‘R. T. Powell, deceased. First account of executor. Tobiassen et al vs. P. G. & E. Motion for new trial. People vs. Hays. Arraignment. Estate of Lopez minors. Final aceount of guardian. LATEST SOUND SYSTEM INSTALLED IN THEATRE. . Nevada Theatre keeps pace with motion pictures greatest year by installing a new R. C. A. high fidelity sound system. This new sound system is ‘the last word in theatre sound and will give the reople of Nevada City and vicinity the best in reproduwetion. R. C. A. Victor in the past five years has constantly and consistently kept ahead of any other company in new discoveries and inventions that have revolutionized the theatre sound and studio recording equipments by being first and best in all fields. All this research thas ‘been built into the equipment that: has just been installed. The management feels that this installation will be a big improve. : ment over the former system not who was arMrs. Frank MecCaslan of Bloomfield spent yesterday in Nevada City. TASTY PASTRY SHOP Now featuring §100% WholeWheat Bread, Saffron Buns and Loaves—Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. é 123 Mill Street, Grass Valley egy FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1938. CCUSED OF HOMICIDE Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Buffington : . fished near Gridley Friday and RELEASED ON BOND caught a 40 pound salmon. On the 2 following day Carl Foote, Will Buffingtonm and Bill, Jr., went to the Wi bet ols tas Rca 4 me spot near a dam about six mites raigned in the justice court of Judge adih Gridley and caught another 40 W. L. Mobley Wedmesday on a charge} pound salmon. of negligent homicide has been re-}» leased, having furnished the fixed], bond of $500. The charge grew out of the killing of James C. Davidson, 34, produce dealer of Salt Lake City on Sunday morning when a car driven by Fiebig crashed into Davidson’s truck as it stood off the highway: while Davidson was preparing to change a tire. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY ‘Edward G. Robinson, . ‘Little : Aw THE L AW Caesar,”’ turns fighting prosecutor to destroy the newest of ‘“Blackhand” mobs—and rock the screen with his biggest role! _ SATURDAY , Starring Humphrey Bogart, f ACKET BUSTERS in a breath-taking drama throbbing with all the pentup fury of America’s war against crime. Also SPEED TO BURN. SUNDAY af ,_An epic of strife and MARIE ANTOINNETTE bloodshed, with Norma Shearer as fhe arrogant but dazzling queen of France who loves Tyrone Power, but cannot wed him. : Wet Weather Clothes For Men “TOWER” FISH BRAND Slicker, Coats and Hats. Y “BLACK BEAR” Water Repellent Pants and Jackets. “U, S. RUBBER CO.” Rubberized Pants and Jackets, Guaranteed waterproof. + “U, S.”. RUBBER COATS. weights. Light and heavy Shoes in all styles. only in quality but in clarity of speech and the true fidelity of every note in all musical numbers from classical operas to swing. Fourth Grade—Billy Collins, Eugene Hatch, Donald Raymond, Donald Wasley, Betty Deschwanden and Barbara Raymond. Third Grade—Edwin Davis, Kenneth Hatch, Everard LeDu, Fred Letner, Wayne Meek and Joyce Lake. Second Grade — Laurence Boreham, Ben Engstrom, James Siebold, Berneice Johnson, Tressie Johnson. First Grade — Oscar ‘Lee Butts, Buddy Deschwanden, Vernon Hatch, Russell Roberts, Billy Tamblyn, Ellie Johnson, Joan Waetcher. A Complete Stock of “U. S.’? Rubber Boots and : Oa “CURRINS” LOGGER BOOTS. “BUCK-HECHT and THOROGOOD” Work Shoes and Hi-Cuts. non We sell only standard merchandise at rock bottom prices If It’s Anything in Men’s Wear—See Us First VIC BREUER . THE WORKINGMAN’S STORE Cor. Mill and Neal Streets GRASS VALLEY ‘*% book Reieloleieleloioieleielteteteteteteiteate west WE HAVE RECEIVED A FEW MORE QUAKER 1938 OIL HEATERS , FROM THE FACTORY TO BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES INSTALLED COMPLETE. SEE THESE GENUINE QUAK“ERS BEFORE YOU BUY ANY OIL HEATERS. 4 EASY PAYMENTS ni Ds SOLD ON PHONE 41 GRASS VALLEY é. . ia ste apap tintin gages dm? vi

apatnd NEVADA CITY NUGGET hve f , Social Events echegn re Principal Cecil Klee and Mrs. Elza Kilroy, teachers, were dressed as i a Indian chief and an old fashioned ; Hallowe on Party lady, respectively: The children were Is Much Enjoved all in costumes, noted were a Charlie Chaplin, a Spanish girl, Amos and Andy team, ghosts, ete., all producing much merriment. Prizes were awarded for jbest costumes. PrinThe eighth grade pupils, who won the P. T. A. membership drive last week, were treated toa delightful Hallowe'en \party Monday evening at the Washington grammar school. There were 57 pupils present. The P. T. A. has secured 167 members except in the pumpkins and then told a thrilling ghost story and at £ . STANDARD STOVE OIL DIESEL OIL.HEAVY FUEL OIL PRICES REDUCED Phone Us for Prompt Metered Delivery Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 Phone 88 VEGETABLES FOR SALAD 8 ounce can FRENCHS’ MUSTARD IXL TAMALES: (ED EEG SSS DM atpe astute, tetanus Sonera 29c SAUERKRAUT JUICE Oe ee 2 RR Ol ny eameue seen 10c APRICOTS 8 ounce can / FONTANAS MACARONI he i oe es: IXL MUSHROOM SAUCE Oe ea 9c SHREDDED WHEAT . See a 12c J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery Thru the Knot Our experience in many local applications is at your service. ~We have many local users of Palco Wool—_ all satisfied. Distasteful to ro-UM Write for 16-page dents and insects. Insulation Manmherent antiual and free sample septic qualities™ tmakeit practically . f . e ‘NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER CO. — Phone 498-499 y cipal Klee: turned out all the lights . the end commenced shooting pent . cartridges. Mrs. Milanovich was in charge of refreshments and served, cider and doughnuts, She was assisted ‘by Mrs. Leland Smith, Mrs. P. Marshall. Quite a number of mothers also came to assist in the party. At the ‘elose of the evening dancing was en. joyed in the auditorium by the children. ; University Women to " Meet Tuesday, Nov. 7. The November meeting of the Nevada County branch of ths American Association of University Women will meet at.athe E. M. Rector home ‘on Broad street on Tuesday, November 7. Miss Margaret Rector will be hostess and Mrs. Sadie Bell Nelson ‘program chaifman. All members are urged to attend. . jLaurel Parlor Gives Benefit Card Partv Laurel Parler, N. D. G. W., held a most successful card party in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday” evening. This is an annual party; the money, derived in this way is for the benefit of homeless children and. other charities that the parlor takes part ‘in. The members thank all who donated so generously to make the affair a success. Door prizes were won by Lloyd Dudley, Mary ‘Martin, (Mrs. Ruben Norton, Mrs. M. Vanberg, Mrs. John Gaskin, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Anna Tucker of Nevada City and Mrs. Hales of Grass Valley. Men’s whist prizes ‘were: Sam Hooper, P .O. Strandberg, Ray Wilde . Sr., and George Jones, consolation. Women’s whist prizes, Mrs. Adele Tredennick, Mrs. Virginia. y)’Neill, Mrs. E. Helme, Mrs. Blanche Crow, Miss Kate Eddy, Mrs. W. E. Young and Mrs. Gaskin, consolation. Mah jongg, Miss Annie Richards and Mrs. Ralph Smith. _ Contract, Mrs. James Penrose, and Mrs. S. Hieronimus. Auction prizes, Mrs. Anna Peterson, Joe Huy, Lloyd Dudley, A. Hartung, Mrs. C. B. O’Connor, Mrs. Louise Dudley, Mrs. P. Armstrong, Mrs. Joe Huy. GOLD FLAT SCHOOL PERFECT ATTENDANCE Principal C. B. Lake and assistant, Mrs. Irma Atkins, of the Gold Flat school lists the following children as having perfect attendance for the month: Eighth Grade—Betty Engstrom, Lenore Gregory, Delores Rockfeller, Karl Engstrom and Harold Walker. Seventh Grade — Shirley Bruck, Roberta Deschwanden, Roberta Roberts, Donald Borehom, Joseph Day, Russell Waechter, Walter Willert. Sixth Grade—Dorothy Phillips and William Hatch. Fifth Grade — Dorothy Letner, Juanita . Waasley, Ronald Collins, Walter Davis, Betty Laughlin, (Mark Roberts, Robert ‘Walker. Tate eg OMMUNITY C TARNISH-PROOF CHEST Approved by Good Housekeeping Institute CONTENTS 16 Teaspoons 1 Butter Knife 8 Knives 1 Sugar Spoon 8 Forks 1 Pastry Server 8 Oval Soup Spoons 1 Cold Meat Fork 8 Salad Forks 1 Gravy Ladle 3 Serving Spoons _ 1 Small Server On Convenient Budget Terms!

HARTUNG’S 124 Mill St. Grass Valley © ER aeCOURT CALENDAR The following matters will be heard in superior court this morning by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Estates of Mary. Costa, Thomas Costa, John Costa, deceased; Petitions for letters of administration. Estates of Vincent Mazzanti, R. M. Carket,, Agnes Curtis, deceased. Petitions for probate of wills. Joint tenancy of Terese Moonay, deceased. Petition to terminate. In the matter of the life estate of Amanda J. True, deceased. Petition to terminate. s Estate of Clarerice L.’ Rockefeller, deceased. Petition for letters, etc. Estate of Albert E. Hawke, deceased. Return and account sale real estate. t Nickless vs. Robinson. Demurrer. Estate of ‘R. T. Powell, deceased. First account of executor. Tobiassen et al vs. P. G. & E. Motion for new trial. People vs. Hays. Arraignment. Estate of Lopez minors. Final aceount of guardian. LATEST SOUND SYSTEM INSTALLED IN THEATRE. . Nevada Theatre keeps pace with motion pictures greatest year by installing a new R. C. A. high fidelity sound system. This new sound system is ‘the last word in theatre sound and will give the reople of Nevada City and vicinity the best in reproduwetion. R. C. A. Victor in the past five years has constantly and consistently kept ahead of any other company in new discoveries and inventions that have revolutionized the theatre sound and studio recording equipments by being first and best in all fields. All this research thas ‘been built into the equipment that: has just been installed. The management feels that this installation will be a big improve. : ment over the former system not who was arMrs. Frank MecCaslan of Bloomfield spent yesterday in Nevada City. TASTY PASTRY SHOP Now featuring §100% WholeWheat Bread, Saffron Buns and Loaves—Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. é 123 Mill Street, Grass Valley egy FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1938. CCUSED OF HOMICIDE Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Buffington : . fished near Gridley Friday and RELEASED ON BOND caught a 40 pound salmon. On the 2 following day Carl Foote, Will Buffingtonm and Bill, Jr., went to the Wi bet ols tas Rca 4 me spot near a dam about six mites raigned in the justice court of Judge adih Gridley and caught another 40 W. L. Mobley Wedmesday on a charge} pound salmon. of negligent homicide has been re-}» leased, having furnished the fixed], bond of $500. The charge grew out of the killing of James C. Davidson, 34, produce dealer of Salt Lake City on Sunday morning when a car driven by Fiebig crashed into Davidson’s truck as it stood off the highway: while Davidson was preparing to change a tire. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY ‘Edward G. Robinson, . ‘Little : Aw THE L AW Caesar,”’ turns fighting prosecutor to destroy the newest of ‘“Blackhand” mobs—and rock the screen with his biggest role! _ SATURDAY , Starring Humphrey Bogart, f ACKET BUSTERS in a breath-taking drama throbbing with all the pentup fury of America’s war against crime. Also SPEED TO BURN. SUNDAY af ,_An epic of strife and MARIE ANTOINNETTE bloodshed, with Norma Shearer as fhe arrogant but dazzling queen of France who loves Tyrone Power, but cannot wed him. : Wet Weather Clothes For Men “TOWER” FISH BRAND Slicker, Coats and Hats. Y “BLACK BEAR” Water Repellent Pants and Jackets. “U, S. RUBBER CO.” Rubberized Pants and Jackets, Guaranteed waterproof. + “U, S.”. RUBBER COATS. weights. Light and heavy Shoes in all styles. only in quality but in clarity of speech and the true fidelity of every note in all musical numbers from classical operas to swing. Fourth Grade—Billy Collins, Eugene Hatch, Donald Raymond, Donald Wasley, Betty Deschwanden and Barbara Raymond. Third Grade—Edwin Davis, Kenneth Hatch, Everard LeDu, Fred Letner, Wayne Meek and Joyce Lake. Second Grade — Laurence Boreham, Ben Engstrom, James Siebold, Berneice Johnson, Tressie Johnson. First Grade — Oscar ‘Lee Butts, Buddy Deschwanden, Vernon Hatch, Russell Roberts, Billy Tamblyn, Ellie Johnson, Joan Waetcher. A Complete Stock of “U. S.’? Rubber Boots and : Oa “CURRINS” LOGGER BOOTS. “BUCK-HECHT and THOROGOOD” Work Shoes and Hi-Cuts. non We sell only standard merchandise at rock bottom prices If It’s Anything in Men’s Wear—See Us First VIC BREUER . THE WORKINGMAN’S STORE Cor. Mill and Neal Streets GRASS VALLEY ‘*% book Reieloleieleloioieleielteteteteteteiteate west WE HAVE RECEIVED A FEW MORE QUAKER 1938 OIL HEATERS , FROM THE FACTORY TO BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES INSTALLED COMPLETE. SEE THESE GENUINE QUAK“ERS BEFORE YOU BUY ANY OIL HEATERS. 4 EASY PAYMENTS ni Ds SOLD ON PHONE 41 GRASS VALLEY é. . ia ste apap tintin gages dm? vi