October 12, 1936 (4 pages)

Ofdaner Mt. Auxiliary Elects Officers Banner Mountain Post, V. EF. W.; Tuxiliary nominated and elected the following ‘Friday evening: Dorothy Lewis, president; Martha Fertig, president; Elsie, Weldon. second vice president; Blanche Williams, patriotic instructor; Margaret Tonella, chaplin; Agnes Hoskins, historian; Minnie Youngs, He' Jen Keifer, Christie Christiansen ana Jessie Costa, color bearers; Nance James trustee, »Marie Haddy, treasofficers vice urer. Twenty five were ent. After the meeting refreshments were enjoyed at ‘Colleys Confectionmembers presery.The auxiliary is planning a food sale for Friday, October Mrs. Mildred .Tobiassen is chairman] of the committee. 09 “ao. Miss Anna Weinman Weds James Ingolo At the old mining town of Sebastopol, near North San Juan yesterday afternoon, Miss Anna Christina Weinman was married to James Edward Ingolo of Sweetland. The Rev. H. H. Buckner performed the ceremony. The home of the bride, where the wedding took place was filled with friends and relatives. Willow Valley Couple ‘Given Birthday Surprise Two birthdays were. delightfully celebrated last Monday’ evening when agroup of friends surprised Ed Smythe and Mrs. Sally Cunningham, of Willow Vatley. Mr. Smythe, who kas been quite ill, was assisted to the home of Mrs. Cunningham on the Davis property and after a happy social time delicious refreshments were served. Two large birthday cakes were the central feature of the . prettily arranged table. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs Bd Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Will Davi Mr and Mrs; Alvin Welbsh—and-children,; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison and Mrs. Blackburn, Civic Club Meets Tonight The Civic Club will hold its regular meeting at the Brand Studio this Studio tonight. All attend as there is much business to be taken care of. Sew and Chatter Club Elects Officers The Sew and Chatter Club held their second anniversary meeting in Colfax: Thursday evening. The ‘club is composed of members in Nevada City, Colfax and Grass Valley. A delicious chicken dinner was enjoyed. Several hoflirs were spent making fancy work at the home of Mrs. Ted Sinnock. An election of officers was held Jast meeting and the following were elected for the coming year, Mrs. Ted Sinnock, president; Mrs. H. E. Bolton, Nevada City, secretary. members urged The Ladies Aid. Society,of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon ‘in the church parlors. . Mrs. Jessie Johnson is the new president of the society. a en kehaeeDill, Celery, Mustard, =f Turmeric, Ginger Root, Black Pepper Bay Leaves, Cinnamon Bark, Chili Pepper. Fresh Pure Spices. HALIVER OIL PRODUCTS Vitamin Standardized in capsuls or drop doses. Three drops equals one teaspoonful of Standard Cod Liver Oil in Vitamin A activity. WESTCLOX _ Family of Time Keepers. Big Ben and Baby Ben. Dax and . Pocket Ben Watches. RSM . ere ne SS a eee ee ee a SOCIAL EVENTS — —_¢———_ Butz and wife came down from Goodyears Bar last week to visit relatives here. Judge George L. Jones and Mrs. Jones of Nevada City were in town over the week end on an outing trip. John’ Cehnellman recently returned from a tour and visit at southern Jalifornia. Clarence Turner and.C. W. Turner have been busy gathering up their cattle to take to the valley for the winter. The Lanning family, consisting of seven arrived Thursday -from Missouri to visit their son who is in the local CCC camp. County Surveyor Jason R. Meek and Supervisor W. T. Ellis of Marysville were in town on official business Friday. Lloyd Lane of the W. P. A. of . Marysville was in town a. few days ago on official business. Subscribe for The Nugget. 4 +! CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, Oct. 11.—Geo. turned with seven fish, some of them . lar Howard Brown visited . Harry Brown in Nevada City Saturday. Mr. Brown was the former night his . watehman of this city and has many friends here. Ronald Fraser, local mining .engineer, returned during the past week end from Pine Grove, Amador county, where he has spent several weeks making a survey and inspeetion of a mining property. He reports a rich strike of ore in a nearby. property by Evans Brothers: The Tahoe National Forest Reservation commission has approved the purchase of the Hobart Estate eastern Nevada County. It is composed of 3523.62 acres. The acreage has been logged over about 35 years but a fine growth of young timber is on the land. It will be added to the Tahoe National Forest. . While returning from a trip to theVan LobenSelsmining property in Siskiyou county recently B. L. Eastman, mining engineer, stated he had to honk his car horn repeatedly in Nevada Theatre STASE STRUCKin W. C. Fields in a POPPYthe candidate of both parties. MONDAY AND TUESDAY With Dick dell in this story of a young girl comedy and .a long. laugh, Matinee Tuesday. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY is the one and only “Prof. Eustace McGargle. scintillating extravaganza of wit and music. Powell and Joan Blonthe throes of stage fever. it’s a Paramount musical comedy. He A He is costs. versally.popular, one item control keeps rooms from winter colds. protection? You can afford Get your home ready for pictured below the Gas Circulator smart chromium trim. Featured, today’s gas heating equipment. in a wide range of colors, set off with Thermostat Heat Control — that prevents waste and saves you money. Prices are. low. You will get greatest dollar value in You and J just sit back and let GAS Heating de the work ‘NOTHING EQUALS GAS HEATING Living costs in the winter months are higher than any season of the year. More lighting is needed. More meals ‘are eaten at home. More heat is required. This is the peak season for low temperatures and high household Fortunately, since Gas heating has become so uniof winter expense has been . cut down.-With Gas heating the ease of temperature getting too warm, prevents fuel waste and saves you money. Then too, even, uniform gas heat promotes health, reduces the hazards of Does your home have this economical winter health it. Do not be misled. Get the facts about low cost gas heating for your home today. winter now. Install Modern, carefree and economical Gas Heating. Have you see THESMARTLY MODERN GAS CIRCULATING HEATERS? Gas Circulating Heaters will establish style leadership in 1937. In modern design as comes too, is SEE YOUR DEALER OR P-G:-vEPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OWNED « OPERATED » MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS ia son. . to drive several deer from the road. bucks, five four pointers, and one It was just at dusk and the animals/ forked -horn, sticking out the back were walking on the highway, the wrong side of the road. On. of the machines, . street this morning drove down Broad from the Sierra Walter Hallett, delivery boy for. county district. The six hunters with Miclélls Meat Market of this city,! their big deer dog came from Los . killed a fine mule tail deer at Gold . Gatos and Santa Clara. Lake, Sierra county, Sunday. . Carl Murchie Bill Jeffrey, and Mr. DeWitt Nelson, ent of the Tahoe National Forest, left for San Francisco today. on an official trip. Mrs. Nelson accompanied him. Mary Jane Warnecke of the. College of the Holy Names in Oakland spent the week end with her mother, . Three small cars with heads of,six Misses Audrey Davis and Claris Hol-' Mrs. Mary D. Warnecke. Solve the “33” Problem! — ist PRIZE Beautiful Upright Piano It Costs Nothing to Try — 6 Prizes FREE! Don’t miss this opportunity to win, absolutely free, ome cf these yor : : find yourself among the winners. There is no cost for anything. Follow the directions and send in your answer TODAY to the Contest Department. in your solution, and you may a Prize! . = ‘CAN YOU SOLVE THIS 33 PUZZLE ~rizes. Test your skill; send RULES GOVERNING THE AWARDING OF PRIZES The first prize will be awarded for the best. solution of the below problem, taking into consideration correctness, neatness and uniqueness. Solution can be made out on the newspaper or separate paper, or in any unique form contestant desires. The winners will be chosen by three impartial judges who will be announced later. The second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth prizes to be awardes according to their peabective merits. In the event of ties, prizes alike and of the same value will be awarded to each of the tying contestants competing for the prizes designated in the advertisement. Solutions will be accepted up to and including 6 P.M., which may either be mailed or delivered in person. Prizes will be awarded Friday, at 8 P.M., at our store, and the successful contestants will be It is not necessary to be present at the store at the time. notified. Remember, this contest CONSOLE RADIO Second Prize Ring closes promptly at 6 P.M. Friday, and no solution received after that hour will be accepted. Useful souvenirs will,be presented to every contestant sending in their solution to this problem. No entries returned DIRECTIONS: center square, 1 to 20. Do not use the = IT COSTS N hacia ot att OTHING TO Place the figure “11” in the then place figures in each of the other squares so as to total 33 horizontally, perpendicularly and diagonally, using numbers from No employees of -this firm may enter the contest CONTEST CLOSES OCT. 16, 1936 Same number twice, Print Address Print City Watch. 6th Prize—Chest of ‘n TRY—PRIZES ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE! ADDRESS ALE ANSWERS TO CONTEST DEPT. Silver 3rd Prize— Boy’s or Girl’s Bicycle THE WAREHOUSE CO. 1312—1314 Jay Street Sacramento, California on For, as the U.S. Federat Trade Commission states. ; “If the ability to undersell, based ter e ination of credit and delivery cost, is destroyed by taxation, it is the consuming public which will really pay the tax and not the chain.” Why? Because four out of five chain ‘stores do not make enough profit to cover the tax. For chain stores operate on a small iency or on elimyou will pay. Further, this tax is admittedly not for revenue purposes. It is a subsidy for wasteful business methods—at your expense. So if you think that chain store competition helps to keep all with your pocketbook—i posed to hig her taxes on foods and other necessities—vote NO and keep prices low. For no matter what name they give it .no matter how cleverly they disguise it.22 is a tax on you-VOTE vou —voTE NO! puree in line you are opoO! RETAIL STORE LICENSE rating Referendum against act of Legislature requiring every person or or controlling one or ope more stores, wherein merchandise is sold at retail, obta: one store, in: each store over nine; excepts (Chapter 849, Statutes 1935) organization o' mon carriers, are incidental and motion picture houses. annual State license; prescribing fifty cents appli. . cation fee for eatn store and one dollar license fee for creasing license fee progressively for second and additional stores to wien stati dollars for stations, ice distributing establishments, restaurant facilities of com» stores wherein sales gine oe ie to rendering personal service, theatres YES x CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS CONFERE NCE superintend-. i. eure aN Defeated once, the old Sales Tax on Food is back again in disguise. along with added taxes on , other necessities of life , On your November ballot, it masquerprofit. They eliminate middlemen’s ades as a “Retail Store License”— profits and unnecessary in-between exProposition #22. : penses. The savings they make by operBut brought down to cases, it is a Fates pusiag (ey are passed on to you hidden sales tax on food and other in prices 10% below the average. The necessities. A tax for the consumer to Harvard (University) School of Busipay in higher prices. ness Research states these to be the facts. It charges individual stores $1.00 a Thus chain stores must raise their year for the right to do business. It prices or go out of business. If they taxes chain stores $500.00 for each store False prices, you will pay the tax. over nine. But it is you who will really {ff they go out of business, their comhe paypetitors can raise prices even more—and eos

Ofdaner Mt. Auxiliary Elects Officers Banner Mountain Post, V. EF. W.; Tuxiliary nominated and elected the following ‘Friday evening: Dorothy Lewis, president; Martha Fertig, president; Elsie, Weldon. second vice president; Blanche Williams, patriotic instructor; Margaret Tonella, chaplin; Agnes Hoskins, historian; Minnie Youngs, He' Jen Keifer, Christie Christiansen ana Jessie Costa, color bearers; Nance James trustee, »Marie Haddy, treasofficers vice urer. Twenty five were ent. After the meeting refreshments were enjoyed at ‘Colleys Confectionmembers presery.The auxiliary is planning a food sale for Friday, October Mrs. Mildred .Tobiassen is chairman] of the committee. 09 “ao. Miss Anna Weinman Weds James Ingolo At the old mining town of Sebastopol, near North San Juan yesterday afternoon, Miss Anna Christina Weinman was married to James Edward Ingolo of Sweetland. The Rev. H. H. Buckner performed the ceremony. The home of the bride, where the wedding took place was filled with friends and relatives. Willow Valley Couple ‘Given Birthday Surprise Two birthdays were. delightfully celebrated last Monday’ evening when agroup of friends surprised Ed Smythe and Mrs. Sally Cunningham, of Willow Vatley. Mr. Smythe, who kas been quite ill, was assisted to the home of Mrs. Cunningham on the Davis property and after a happy social time delicious refreshments were served. Two large birthday cakes were the central feature of the . prettily arranged table. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs Bd Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Will Davi Mr and Mrs; Alvin Welbsh—and-children,; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison and Mrs. Blackburn, Civic Club Meets Tonight The Civic Club will hold its regular meeting at the Brand Studio this Studio tonight. All attend as there is much business to be taken care of. Sew and Chatter Club Elects Officers The Sew and Chatter Club held their second anniversary meeting in Colfax: Thursday evening. The ‘club is composed of members in Nevada City, Colfax and Grass Valley. A delicious chicken dinner was enjoyed. Several hoflirs were spent making fancy work at the home of Mrs. Ted Sinnock. An election of officers was held Jast meeting and the following were elected for the coming year, Mrs. Ted Sinnock, president; Mrs. H. E. Bolton, Nevada City, secretary. members urged The Ladies Aid. Society,of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon ‘in the church parlors. . Mrs. Jessie Johnson is the new president of the society. a en kehaeeDill, Celery, Mustard, =f Turmeric, Ginger Root, Black Pepper Bay Leaves, Cinnamon Bark, Chili Pepper. Fresh Pure Spices. HALIVER OIL PRODUCTS Vitamin Standardized in capsuls or drop doses. Three drops equals one teaspoonful of Standard Cod Liver Oil in Vitamin A activity. WESTCLOX _ Family of Time Keepers. Big Ben and Baby Ben. Dax and . Pocket Ben Watches. RSM . ere ne SS a eee ee ee a SOCIAL EVENTS — —_¢———_ Butz and wife came down from Goodyears Bar last week to visit relatives here. Judge George L. Jones and Mrs. Jones of Nevada City were in town over the week end on an outing trip. John’ Cehnellman recently returned from a tour and visit at southern Jalifornia. Clarence Turner and.C. W. Turner have been busy gathering up their cattle to take to the valley for the winter. The Lanning family, consisting of seven arrived Thursday -from Missouri to visit their son who is in the local CCC camp. County Surveyor Jason R. Meek and Supervisor W. T. Ellis of Marysville were in town on official business Friday. Lloyd Lane of the W. P. A. of . Marysville was in town a. few days ago on official business. Subscribe for The Nugget. 4 +! CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, Oct. 11.—Geo. turned with seven fish, some of them . lar Howard Brown visited . Harry Brown in Nevada City Saturday. Mr. Brown was the former night his . watehman of this city and has many friends here. Ronald Fraser, local mining .engineer, returned during the past week end from Pine Grove, Amador county, where he has spent several weeks making a survey and inspeetion of a mining property. He reports a rich strike of ore in a nearby. property by Evans Brothers: The Tahoe National Forest Reservation commission has approved the purchase of the Hobart Estate eastern Nevada County. It is composed of 3523.62 acres. The acreage has been logged over about 35 years but a fine growth of young timber is on the land. It will be added to the Tahoe National Forest. . While returning from a trip to theVan LobenSelsmining property in Siskiyou county recently B. L. Eastman, mining engineer, stated he had to honk his car horn repeatedly in Nevada Theatre STASE STRUCKin W. C. Fields in a POPPYthe candidate of both parties. MONDAY AND TUESDAY With Dick dell in this story of a young girl comedy and .a long. laugh, Matinee Tuesday. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY is the one and only “Prof. Eustace McGargle. scintillating extravaganza of wit and music. Powell and Joan Blonthe throes of stage fever. it’s a Paramount musical comedy. He A He is costs. versally.popular, one item control keeps rooms from winter colds. protection? You can afford Get your home ready for pictured below the Gas Circulator smart chromium trim. Featured, today’s gas heating equipment. in a wide range of colors, set off with Thermostat Heat Control — that prevents waste and saves you money. Prices are. low. You will get greatest dollar value in You and J just sit back and let GAS Heating de the work ‘NOTHING EQUALS GAS HEATING Living costs in the winter months are higher than any season of the year. More lighting is needed. More meals

‘are eaten at home. More heat is required. This is the peak season for low temperatures and high household Fortunately, since Gas heating has become so uniof winter expense has been . cut down.-With Gas heating the ease of temperature getting too warm, prevents fuel waste and saves you money. Then too, even, uniform gas heat promotes health, reduces the hazards of Does your home have this economical winter health it. Do not be misled. Get the facts about low cost gas heating for your home today. winter now. Install Modern, carefree and economical Gas Heating. Have you see THESMARTLY MODERN GAS CIRCULATING HEATERS? Gas Circulating Heaters will establish style leadership in 1937. In modern design as comes too, is SEE YOUR DEALER OR P-G:-vEPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OWNED « OPERATED » MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS ia son. . to drive several deer from the road. bucks, five four pointers, and one It was just at dusk and the animals/ forked -horn, sticking out the back were walking on the highway, the wrong side of the road. On. of the machines, . street this morning drove down Broad from the Sierra Walter Hallett, delivery boy for. county district. The six hunters with Miclélls Meat Market of this city,! their big deer dog came from Los . killed a fine mule tail deer at Gold . Gatos and Santa Clara. Lake, Sierra county, Sunday. . Carl Murchie Bill Jeffrey, and Mr. DeWitt Nelson, ent of the Tahoe National Forest, left for San Francisco today. on an official trip. Mrs. Nelson accompanied him. Mary Jane Warnecke of the. College of the Holy Names in Oakland spent the week end with her mother, . Three small cars with heads of,six Misses Audrey Davis and Claris Hol-' Mrs. Mary D. Warnecke. Solve the “33” Problem! — ist PRIZE Beautiful Upright Piano It Costs Nothing to Try — 6 Prizes FREE! Don’t miss this opportunity to win, absolutely free, ome cf these yor : : find yourself among the winners. There is no cost for anything. Follow the directions and send in your answer TODAY to the Contest Department. in your solution, and you may a Prize! . = ‘CAN YOU SOLVE THIS 33 PUZZLE ~rizes. Test your skill; send RULES GOVERNING THE AWARDING OF PRIZES The first prize will be awarded for the best. solution of the below problem, taking into consideration correctness, neatness and uniqueness. Solution can be made out on the newspaper or separate paper, or in any unique form contestant desires. The winners will be chosen by three impartial judges who will be announced later. The second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth prizes to be awardes according to their peabective merits. In the event of ties, prizes alike and of the same value will be awarded to each of the tying contestants competing for the prizes designated in the advertisement. Solutions will be accepted up to and including 6 P.M., which may either be mailed or delivered in person. Prizes will be awarded Friday, at 8 P.M., at our store, and the successful contestants will be It is not necessary to be present at the store at the time. notified. Remember, this contest CONSOLE RADIO Second Prize Ring closes promptly at 6 P.M. Friday, and no solution received after that hour will be accepted. Useful souvenirs will,be presented to every contestant sending in their solution to this problem. No entries returned DIRECTIONS: center square, 1 to 20. Do not use the = IT COSTS N hacia ot att OTHING TO Place the figure “11” in the then place figures in each of the other squares so as to total 33 horizontally, perpendicularly and diagonally, using numbers from No employees of -this firm may enter the contest CONTEST CLOSES OCT. 16, 1936 Same number twice, Print Address Print City Watch. 6th Prize—Chest of ‘n TRY—PRIZES ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE! ADDRESS ALE ANSWERS TO CONTEST DEPT. Silver 3rd Prize— Boy’s or Girl’s Bicycle THE WAREHOUSE CO. 1312—1314 Jay Street Sacramento, California on For, as the U.S. Federat Trade Commission states.. ; “If the ability to undersell, based ter e ination of credit and delivery cost, is destroyed by taxation, it is the consuming public which will really pay the tax and not the chain.” Why? Because four out of five chain ‘stores do not make enough profit to cover the tax. For chain stores operate on a small iency or on elimyou will pay. Further, this tax is admittedly not for revenue purposes. It is a subsidy for wasteful business methods—at your expense. So if you think that chain store competition helps to keep all with your pocketbook—i posed to hig her taxes on foods and other necessities—vote NO and keep prices low. For no matter what name they give it ..no matter how cleverly they disguise it..22 is a tax on you-VOTE vou —voTE NO! puree in line you are opoO! RETAIL STORE LICENSE rating Referendum against act of Legislature requiring every person or or controlling one or ope more stores, wherein merchandise is sold at retail, obta: one store, in: each store over nine; excepts (Chapter 849, Statutes 1935) organization o' mon carriers, are incidental and motion picture houses. annual State license; prescribing fifty cents appli. . cation fee for eatn store and one dollar license fee for creasing license fee progressively for second and additional stores to wien stati dollars for stations, ice distributing establishments, restaurant facilities of com» stores wherein sales gine oe ie to rendering personal service, theatres YES x CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS CONFERE NCE superintend-. i. eure aN Defeated once, the old Sales Tax on Food is back again in disguise.. along with added taxes on , other necessities of life , On your November ballot, it masquerprofit. They eliminate middlemen’s ades as a “Retail Store License”— profits and unnecessary in-between exProposition #22. : penses. The savings they make by operBut brought down to cases, it is a Fates pusiag (ey are passed on to you hidden sales tax on food and other in prices 10% below the average. The necessities. A tax for the consumer to Harvard (University) School of Busipay in higher prices. ness Research states these to be the facts. It charges individual stores $1.00 a Thus chain stores must raise their year for the right to do business. It prices or go out of business. If they taxes chain stores $500.00 for each store False prices, you will pay the tax. over nine. But it is you who will really {ff they go out of business, their comhe paypetitors can raise prices even more—and eos