October 27, 1933 (6 pages)

i) Dee NEVADA CITY NUGGET. SE AI NTS FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 1933 _ antag inten aaa ———— Schools Ladies Aid Society Holds Rosebud Luncheon The Laides’ Aid Society Methodist church held their Rosebud. luncheon at one o'clock yesterday afternoon in the ehureh parlors. At this meeting recognition was made of the rosebuds, and at the close of the afternoon, thé members drew new names for the next year. ; In the Rosebud society all the pnames are placed in a basket. and, each member draws one keeping the name a secret throughout, the year and from time to time they sendtheir. rosebud, cards,, bouquets, do — -some little act of kindness and fe. member their birthdays. Women are’. not supposed to keep secrets, but it. has been found the 60 members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of Nevada. _ City -have never divulged a ‘namé ex. “eept by accident. Several guests, who were prosbev; tive members* are invited. to attend aa ‘the Rosebud luncheon. : j @ of the _annual Rev. H. H. Buckner of Nevada City was called to Sierra City Monday to conduct the funeral of.Mr. Morrison at nine o'clock. The Morrison family is a well known family. in ‘Sierra . “City where they reside. = cal i ““£oekitig positively bewitch“ ing, Rosita. Moreno awaits ‘the " eerie? “fours of ‘Hallowe’en. And:when they arriye you -mpay -be -. Sure ‘there dl ‘be. Geviltry, afoot. CAV hen she’s done with her impas ish business. . Rosita Will revert ° to" her everyday job of being-a¥ 2 "sl es Californi Steam Bath Good for Rheumatism And 2 ‘*tand have-noted the quality and price Bird is back again and I am sure he a candy of description from the lovely _ . boxed candy to ttt 7 & Shopping Gossip Fs are Fa atest feat sfesteefeatesteoteeclp fe sfestentestetesfeatestenteoeatestentestesfetestes lerferterterferiesfertertertesienle seoteteteteopotetetetesetetoh ers Today Nadine, we are going to mother used to make.’’ Of course talk about some new places, that is,. I am thinking of the kind my some places that we have not talked ‘mother used to. make, for she made about of late. -You see, dear, the; the most excellent breads and the Holiywood: Smart Shop. has changed flakiest of pasteries. They are so reahands and-you have probably heard sonable in the prices too and their that they are seeking a new. name.,. 25 cent cakes are much larger and I am sure that everyone will want to . of finer quality than any I have ever try for the $50.00 prize offere. for purchased. If you haven't been in the one best suited to the store. Afthere you must surely go and if you ter you have looked around there do go you will pause to buy. _and have seen the beautiful things = o-——— Have you tried the New Meat Market Nadine? The market is out on L am sure you will be able to suggest something great. They truly have. Hills Flat. Have they good meat? some wonderful bargains and true Well, I'll say‘they have and what is more, it is very very reasonable. I class in style. ee ee 0 : had some of the ‘most délicious bacon from there and only 16 cents a pound and all the other meats are ' priced accordingly. Just think, -the finest kind ‘of lard for only 10. cents ‘a pound. Their refrigeration is pertect. and ‘ their shap immaculate. Could any one -ask for-more than that? T‘see that‘ the manager of the Blue has come back pop full of new ideas. and suggestions. They serve wonder-, "ful lunches in there and everything is as clean and comfértable as one; could wish. “There isn’t anything one, could ask for, “at the Soda Fountain, that one cannot have, and there is ee S f * Carter I see is still doing a most thriving business. You would be surprised to see the number of cars that come in there ot have New Glass ‘put im and his work in. putting in door glass is unsurpassed, they say. ‘It’s good always to know there are . such people to be depended upon in the good faithful chécolate bars, which are so refresh£ ing when’ one is candy hungry. ‘Then there are cigars and cigarettes for those w sho” wish them. Dfd you ever notice what a sociable atmosphere ‘preyails there. It just does ome a “Wednesday eae Satarday ~ 25¢ A TREATMENT ‘Across from Shaw’ son Nev. City Highway. OWNER E. HEISKA yeobsenenseneneane peeererery Fashion Notes: Sci sesalesslccssibeslers®! Paris has seni to us ail her recent . arrivals in the -world of. Fashions . ‘and it remains to be seen’ whether : the American women are going ta . aecept them “or not. If they meet . ‘Our Poon ee is Unwith my ladies approval they remain, > ed if not they must go. ; > Cx ‘ cell To many the new broad shoulders and high necks are not becom= they will have but a temporary approval in our land. of fair women. must meet with universal: approval. There are square shoulders, shoulleg’o mutton sleeves and peaks and be used for enhancing their and charm. Poetry. Lunches, Sandwiches, Salads and Beer Nuts, Cigars and Cigarettes. Candy For My Ladies Favor Candy For The Kiddies Come in and enjoy our Clean, Comfortable Quarters BLUE BIRD FOUNTAIN LU N CH in style. NEVADA CITY STORE WINDOWS TAKE ON in their . streamers The Former Hollywood Smart Shop in the windows of Carr’ s Shoe Store . fectionery, . while Colley’s Confectionery ing, so it is highly probable, that For a style to becomé permanent, ders raised above the’ normal: line, frills at the most unexpected places and many have found that they may beauty The new velvets are a delight to the eye and breath of Romance and While the woolen outfits lare the acme of comfort and duri‘bility, as well as the ultimate end HALLOWE'EN AIR The display windows of several business houses in-Nevada City this week are taking on a Hallowe’en air artistically -decorated displays that are always a delight. The; . tascinating black and orange crepe . Military post, the commander was so . pumpkins, witches, mashs . sure Nellie could not survive he sent ; and geunan are attractively “arranged: Dickerman’s Drug Store, Foley’s Pony Bolton’s Variety Store winJoke! world of good to’ drop in once in a *. ‘time of emergency, and at all while, for that alone. times. : Do you know I just couldn't re-/ Z ) It would be better for my. pocketi book is*I didn’t always want a Hamerger every time I pass the Union Shanty, but who ean resist when ‘they make them so palatable, and i With a vlass. of beer they just hit right spot. ' sist. dropping.in to Sahls Bakery yes3. terday, 4the delicious odor of baking . bread; sweet cakes and pastries just ‘drew me like a magnet and did I see things? I can _tell you I did.: Have you ever tried one of their Bos. ton ‘Cream Pieg?. They are simply de. licious . and those tasty Pecan rolls, . Pagties and Pies. All their baked ‘goods would pass. for “just like -0 I went out the other day and had a.steam bath at the Steam Baths on the Nevada.€ity highway. I had such a cold I could scarcely get around and do you know it took it took every bit out of me and pepped me up like mevian . obodies business. They are so rea. sonable in their: price most se Bey H eroimes could afford it. Y LOUISE M. COMSTOCK Yes Francis Botfleld is” stil zs mending in the same lovely manner. Nellie Cashman and she is as busy as a bee. If you UT of the boisterous, red-blooded i have a coa days of the Alaskan gold rush . coiiek the stihy Gf Nelle Chakman 4 altered she surely knows how to do woman sourdough, “queen of the it mines,” who could mush her way beE i oO ‘ . hind the dogs over endless miles of Betty Jean’s Shop in Nevada City . trackless snow with the best of them, . has some real values this .Saturday . and gained more gold to show for. it . in school dresses. Belted and fitted than most. models at only $1:95, and the wool An “old maid’ was Nellie, by her ! = own definition. She needed no mdn eal all that could.be desired for er, about to help her when she undertook : a man’s job. Nellie had come West I think this-shop is marvelous in its style and it’s values. Well, I am #4 '\NS.G. W. And N. D. G. W. -numbers and -addresses by mining ‘the part of business men_ of.-. t or a dress that’ you want . ’ gifts. To Hold Exercises GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 24—Na-, tive Sons and Native Daughters of Grass Valley, who were responsible for the placing of a huge granite marker with a gold nugget crown of the site ‘of the first discovery of lode gold in California, will be in} charge of the exercises, two years after the placing of the marker, Sun-! day afternoon, October 29 at 2 Dp. m. The exercises will be. pre senied in a natural amphitheater on Gold Hill, within a half a mile of the city limits and the exdct spot that George McKnight stumbled over the out-cropping elbow, of the magnificent Gold Hill Vein. The exercises will be of one hour duration, and will include “musical men of statewide prominence. oS 0. REX ALL SALES ON AT HARRIS DRUG STORE This week ‘Harris’ Drug Store is full of’splendid values-offered in all lines of Rexall’s famous Sales as advertised issue of the Nugget. One Cent in the Monday Remember the sale is for several days this week, extending fr om Wednesday until Sat; urday, which means it closes tomorrow evening. DON’T Get Caught Out In The Rain Windshield or Door Glass Installed While You Wait Lowest Prices CARTERS Mill St. \ Grass Paling . PHONE 386. . Second.Annual os . Hallowe'en Parade GRASS VA LLEY, ated et. 24—Originas a ‘gesture of friendship: on . the commiunity-to the youth of the city on Hallowe’en to reduce window markings, the second annual parade of masked and costumed . juveniles will pass through th* business section. early in the evening of Saturday, October 28th. Every participating child will receive a candy bar, while. outstanding costumed individuals and groups will bey rewarded = by gifts on the part of the merchants. Because of the candy feature for all participants,the parade will be known as the Kandy Kid Parade and will be a feature of the two day Quartz Gold Discovery celebration in this city. 1 Sees i ees “Gold Diggers” Ball. Will Be Colorful Affair GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 24——“‘Gold Digger’ types of the past 84 years of California history will‘ be presented at the “Gold Diggers’ Ball 18491933” of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, Saturday night, October 29, as the leading entertainment . feature of the two day Quartz Gold Discovery celebration. Characters of the gold rush era, the post Civil War period, the gay nineties and the thrilling °30’s, will form a grand march at which outstanding figures will be rewarded by merchandise The dance will be held at the new Veterans Memorial Building: Entertainment features of the) dance will vie for favor and will be. in charge of the Grass Valley Lions (lub. They are Chislor‘s Guleh and the El Dorado Beer Garden. . oO Oo Larson, who Elmer was burited . with her family in 1865. Then the’ wanderlust seized her. With a party [sorry that you must be going.‘ will of six men, a€venturers all, she went . see you again n . ’ seas ext week and I think to San Francisco. Here the flip of @ 1 T am going to have ‘some surprise coin sent them north. At Victoria, < With her six followers and as many ; Men more, and with 1,600 pounds of supplies and medicine, she went to the rescue, It was a.twenty-seven day trip on snowshoes. When news of her . undertaking reached a_ neighboring resident and wife arrived Saturday . from Reno and registered at the National hotel in Nevada City. He is the son of Dr. Muller, a prominent } Nevada City physician, and was born and reared to manhood here. His aunts, Misses Marie and Fernan Mul. ler reside on upper Broad street. a detail of soldiers to the mines “to . bring back her body for Christian ’; burial.” Nellie heard they were com-_ ing and climbed a tree to watch their approach, She considered it a good. Mrs. E. E. Barker has had as recent guests, her sister, Mrs, A. A. Hoffman and“ husband of Berkeley. . Mr. and British Columbia, she learned that the for you. scurvey. was spreading disaster among : : oO a the miners in the Cassiar district. Dr. Winton A. Muller, a former . { ey jeaintng nrér*of the Quaker Hill dis141 Mill St. Grass i ad Street Dresses SILK and WOOL $5.95 and big 75 Coats and Sport Dresses Attractive line of Skirts, Sweaters, Berets ‘PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY 98c a pair oie ; Vier and other well 59c to $1.95. _ $50.00 FREE! wood Smart Shop Complete ik of New Fall Popular Priced Merchandise isis as i , as one dollar f known brands of underwear ag a New Name for HollyHAND IN: SUGGESTION TODAY . dow is a little more elaborate with . npr was her success at stamping ile taree pumpkin-and a number of . out the scurvy that Nellie spent two years near the’ mines. In 1876 Mickey and Minnie mice scrambling . gho returned to the States and opened over it, ‘tiny pumpkins, orangg and! store at Tombstone, Ariz. Here she black paper decorations, and jars of ; nrospered and was able to stake sevbright orange colored candy. eral of Arizona’s present millionaires ' ee ‘on the gamble they would find gold in i the mines then being developed near Hallowe’en Novelties of all. * Tombstone. Nellie seemed to have set. ; ; tled down. But in 1897 word of the Kinds for Parties at discovery of gold in Alaska summoned her irresistibly north again. She was . . ; among the first to reach Dawson, and !' subsequently “mushed” into the inBolton’s 5, 10, 15¢, . . . . . . terior, prospecting and staking out claims. She is said to have realized over one million. dollars from her Store . jJaims on Bonanza Creek. During the ,World war she secured the aid.of five NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA . . . citizens of Wiseman, which she then i made her home, and started south to enlist as a Red Cross nurse. Before a — : she reached the “outside,” owe, 4 aa the war was over, } : ; : { In 1921, when she was a woman of FRANCIS BOTF IELD Eeeranty, Nellie made her last trip to Mending a Specialty the States, 480 miles of it, the disby dog sled. Nellie Cashman died in 1925 and is buried in Victoria. the bay {tance between Nolan and Fairbanks, Alteration and Repairs Hills Flat Barber Shop GRASS VALLEY Expert Haircutting COMMERCIAL BLDG. Apt. 12_ 2nd. Floor opposite elevator ' . ; ; Grass Valley people There is nothing too good for . /. Bide. Mrs. Hoffman district in order son to the University of Calimoved to . : their , for nia. Specials at the Betty Jean Snappy Little School Dresses \ $1.95 Saturday Only Attractive two and. three . piece Sweater Suits, Priced at $5.95 and $6.95 ~~ FRATERNAL CARDS — NEVADA CITY. LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS: Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks. Home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks Welcome. Vv. V. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. R. E. Carr, Secretary. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the 1st'and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Visiting Knights’ always welcome. CARL LARSEN, C.C. 7. ¢.B. FOSS, K. of R. & 8. to send . Shop . ‘about the face recently by gas ex. ploding in a drum, tune of injuring had -the misfor. his right arm sevy. erely in cranking a car a few days Judge and Mrs. Walter Mobley had as week end guests their daughter, Miss Elaine Mobley, Miss Lilian Allan and Mrs. Frances Latimer, all teachers of the Auburn high school. Elmer Poore and Thomas Botting, . , trict; were Nevada City visitors Wed. Restay. . un sHanry . Try Our . Famous Hamburgers Good Coffee and Beer Main St. Nevada City Highway, Hills Flat. Number One State Inspected Meats At Lowest Prices COMPLETE REFRIGERATION Throughtout Come. in and see us and you will want to come again. You will be pleased with the Excellence of our Meats at Prices which meet your pocketbook. . THE FACTORY '\New Meat Market). = THE NEW DEAL There was ‘a young man wanted Beer. He wanted it spar kling and clear, When he found the New Deal, he let out a squeal, . © It was here that he found it. was DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. . ST. MAIN GRASS VALLEY -Qur MOTTO is the “Best in Quality and Price,’ none to good for the Public ~ Crisp and Flakey Pastry _ Cakes to meet every Occasion ie Breads Peek from the oven Cookies and Rolls Come in and see our —Specials— Sahl’s Bakery Main St. Grass Valley STORE Next to Hales BACRAMENTO Women’s Wool Twin Sweater Sets Slip-on with matching coat sweater . grand for sports wear. In wine, navy and brown SIZES 34 to 42 $3.95 Brushed Wool Sweaters " Coat Models for sports . school wear. and or In brown, green wine. Sizes 34 ot .40 $2.95 Pure Wool Skirts In the new Fall styles with pleats. and. pockets. Button trim and plain: colors SIZES 26 to 32 Girls’ Winter Coats . SIZES 7 to 14, \ Several Models in plain and . fur trimmed quality wool 4 materials . — $6.95 ‘Heavy Silk Blouses Of pure silk, with novelty trim sleeves. Lots-of styles to choose from $2.95

i) Dee NEVADA CITY NUGGET. SE AI NTS FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 1933 _ antag inten aaa ———— Schools Ladies Aid Society Holds Rosebud Luncheon The Laides’ Aid Society Methodist church held their Rosebud. luncheon at one o'clock yesterday afternoon in the ehureh parlors. At this meeting recognition was made of the rosebuds, and at the close of the afternoon, thé members drew new names for the next year. ; In the Rosebud society all the pnames are placed in a basket. and, each member draws one keeping the name a secret throughout, the year and from time to time they sendtheir. rosebud, cards,, bouquets, do — -some little act of kindness and fe. member their birthdays. Women are’. not supposed to keep secrets, but it. has been found the 60 members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of Nevada. _ City -have never divulged a ‘namé ex. “eept by accident. Several guests, who were prosbev; tive members* are invited. to attend aa ‘the Rosebud luncheon. : j @ of the _annual Rev. H. H. Buckner of Nevada City was called to Sierra City Monday to conduct the funeral of.Mr. Morrison at nine o'clock. The Morrison family is a well known family. in ‘Sierra . “City where they reside. = cal i ““£oekitig positively bewitch“ ing, Rosita. Moreno awaits ‘the " eerie? “fours of ‘Hallowe’en. And:when they arriye you -mpay -be -. Sure ‘there dl ‘be. Geviltry, afoot.. CAV hen she’s done with her impas ish business. . Rosita Will revert ° to" her everyday job of being-a¥ 2 "sl es Californi Steam Bath Good for Rheumatism And 2 ‘*tand have-noted the quality and price Bird is back again and I am sure he a candy of description from the lovely _ . boxed candy to ttt 7 & Shopping Gossip Fs are Fa atest feat sfesteefeatesteoteeclp fe sfestentestetesfeatestenteoeatestentestesfetestes lerferterterferiesfertertertesienle seoteteteteopotetetetesetetoh ers Today Nadine, we are going to mother used to make.’’ Of course talk about some new places, that is,. I am thinking of the kind my some places that we have not talked ‘mother used to. make, for she made about of late. -You see, dear, the; the most excellent breads and the Holiywood: Smart Shop. has changed flakiest of pasteries. They are so reahands and-you have probably heard sonable in the prices too and their that they are seeking a new. name.,. 25 cent cakes are much larger and I am sure that everyone will want to . of finer quality than any I have ever try for the $50.00 prize offere. for purchased. If you haven't been in the one best suited to the store. Afthere you must surely go and if you ter you have looked around there do go you will pause to buy. _and have seen the beautiful things = o-——— Have you tried the New Meat Market Nadine? The market is out on L am sure you will be able to suggest something great. They truly have. Hills Flat. Have they good meat? some wonderful bargains and true Well, I'll say‘they have and what is more, it is very very reasonable. I class in style. ee ee 0 : had some of the ‘most délicious bacon from there and only 16 cents a pound and all the other meats are ' priced accordingly. Just think, -the finest kind ‘of lard for only 10. cents ‘a pound. Their refrigeration is pertect. and ‘ their shap immaculate. Could any one -ask for-more than that? T‘see that‘ the manager of the Blue has come back pop full of new ideas. and suggestions. They serve wonder-, "ful lunches in there and everything is as clean and comfértable as one; could wish. “There isn’t anything one, could ask for, “at the Soda Fountain, that one cannot have, and there is ee S f * Carter I see is still doing a most thriving business. You would be surprised to see the number of cars that come in there ot have New Glass ‘put im and his work in. putting in door glass is unsurpassed, they say. ‘It’s good always to know there are . such people to be depended upon in the good faithful chécolate bars, which are so refresh£ ing when’ one is candy hungry. ‘Then there are cigars and cigarettes for those w sho” wish them. Dfd you ever notice what a sociable atmosphere ‘preyails there. It just does ome a “Wednesday eae Satarday ~ 25¢ A TREATMENT ‘Across from Shaw’ son Nev. City Highway. OWNER E. HEISKA yeobsenenseneneane peeererery Fashion Notes: Sci sesalesslccssibeslers®! Paris has seni to us ail her recent . arrivals in the -world of. Fashions . ‘and it remains to be seen’ whether : the American women are going ta . aecept them “or not. If they meet . ‘Our Poon ee is Unwith my ladies approval they remain, > ed if not they must go. ; > Cx ‘ cell To many the new broad shoulders and high necks are not becom= they will have but a temporary approval in our land. of fair women. must meet with universal: approval. There are square shoulders, shoulleg’o mutton sleeves and peaks and be used for enhancing their and charm. Poetry. Lunches, Sandwiches, Salads and Beer Nuts, Cigars and Cigarettes. Candy For My Ladies Favor Candy For The Kiddies Come in and enjoy our Clean, Comfortable Quarters BLUE BIRD FOUNTAIN LU N CH in style. NEVADA CITY STORE WINDOWS TAKE ON in their . streamers The Former Hollywood Smart Shop in the windows of Carr’ s Shoe Store . fectionery, . while Colley’s Confectionery ing, so it is highly probable, that For a style to becomé permanent, ders raised above the’ normal: line, frills at the most unexpected places and many have found that they may beauty The new velvets are a delight to the eye and breath of Romance and While the woolen outfits lare the acme of comfort and duri‘bility, as well as the ultimate end HALLOWE'EN AIR The display windows of several business houses in-Nevada City this week are taking on a Hallowe’en air artistically -decorated displays that are always a delight. The; . tascinating black and orange crepe . Military post, the commander was so . pumpkins, witches, mashs . sure Nellie could not survive he sent ; and geunan are attractively “arranged: Dickerman’s Drug Store, Foley’s Pony Bolton’s Variety Store winJoke! world of good to’ drop in once in a *. ‘time of emergency, and at all while, for that alone. times. : Do you know I just couldn't re-/ Z ) It would be better for my. pocketi book is*I didn’t always want a Hamerger every time I pass the Union Shanty, but who ean resist when ‘they make them so palatable, and i With a vlass. of beer they just hit right spot. ' sist. dropping.in to Sahls Bakery yes3. terday, 4the delicious odor of baking . bread; sweet cakes and pastries just ‘drew me like a magnet and did I see things? I can _tell you I did.: Have you ever tried one of their Bos. ton ‘Cream Pieg?. They are simply de. licious . and those tasty Pecan rolls, . Pagties and Pies. All their baked ‘goods would pass. for “just like -0 I went out the other day and had a.steam bath at the Steam Baths on the Nevada.€ity highway. I had such a cold I could scarcely get around and do you know it took it took every bit out of me and pepped me up like mevian . obodies business. They are so rea. sonable in their: price most se Bey H eroimes could afford it. Y LOUISE M. COMSTOCK Yes Francis Botfleld is” stil zs mending in the same lovely manner. Nellie Cashman and she is as busy as a bee. If you UT of the boisterous, red-blooded i have a coa days of the Alaskan gold rush . coiiek the stihy Gf Nelle Chakman 4 altered she surely knows how to do woman sourdough, “queen of the it mines,” who could mush her way beE i oO ‘ . hind the dogs over endless miles of Betty Jean’s Shop in Nevada City . trackless snow with the best of them, . has some real values this .Saturday . and gained more gold to show for. it . in school dresses. Belted and fitted than most. models at only $1:95, and the wool An “old maid’ was Nellie, by her ! = own definition. She needed no mdn eal all that could.be desired for er, about to help her when she undertook : a man’s job. Nellie had come West I think this-shop is marvelous in its style and it’s values. Well, I am #4 '\NS.G. W. And N. D. G. W. -numbers and -addresses by mining ‘the part of business men_ of.-. t or a dress that’ you want . ’ gifts. To Hold Exercises GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 24—Na-, tive Sons and Native Daughters of Grass Valley, who were responsible for the placing of a huge granite marker with a gold nugget crown of the site ‘of the first discovery of lode gold in California, will be in} charge of the exercises, two years after the placing of the marker, Sun-! day afternoon, October 29 at 2 Dp. m. The exercises will be. pre senied in a natural amphitheater on Gold Hill, within a half a mile of the city limits and the exdct spot that George McKnight stumbled over the out-cropping elbow, of the magnificent Gold Hill Vein. The exercises will be of one hour duration, and will include “musical men of statewide prominence. oS 0. REX ALL SALES ON AT HARRIS DRUG STORE This week ‘Harris’ Drug Store is full of’splendid values-offered in all lines of Rexall’s famous Sales as advertised issue of the Nugget. One Cent in the Monday Remember the sale is for several days this week, extending fr om Wednesday until Sat; urday, which means it closes tomorrow evening. DON’T Get Caught Out In The Rain Windshield or Door Glass Installed While You Wait

Lowest Prices CARTERS Mill St. \ Grass Paling . PHONE 386. . Second.Annual os . Hallowe'en Parade GRASS VA LLEY, ated et. 24—Originas a ‘gesture of friendship: on . the commiunity-to the youth of the city on Hallowe’en to reduce window markings, the second annual parade of masked and costumed . juveniles will pass through th* business section. early in the evening of Saturday, October 28th. Every participating child will receive a candy bar, while. outstanding costumed individuals and groups will bey rewarded = by gifts on the part of the merchants. Because of the candy feature for all participants,the parade will be known as the Kandy Kid Parade and will be a feature of the two day Quartz Gold Discovery celebration in this city. 1 Sees i ees “Gold Diggers” Ball. Will Be Colorful Affair GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 24——“‘Gold Digger’ types of the past 84 years of California history will‘ be presented at the “Gold Diggers’ Ball 18491933” of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, Saturday night, October 29, as the leading entertainment . feature of the two day Quartz Gold Discovery celebration. Characters of the gold rush era, the post Civil War period, the gay nineties and the thrilling °30’s, will form a grand march at which outstanding figures will be rewarded by merchandise The dance will be held at the new Veterans Memorial Building: Entertainment features of the) dance will vie for favor and will be. in charge of the Grass Valley Lions (lub. They are Chislor‘s Guleh and the El Dorado Beer Garden. . oO Oo Larson, who Elmer was burited . with her family in 1865. Then the’ wanderlust seized her. With a party [sorry that you must be going.‘ will of six men, a€venturers all, she went . see you again n . ’ seas ext week and I think to San Francisco. Here the flip of @ 1 T am going to have ‘some surprise coin sent them north. At Victoria, < With her six followers and as many ; Men more, and with 1,600 pounds of supplies and medicine, she went to the rescue, It was a.twenty-seven day trip on snowshoes. When news of her . undertaking reached a_ neighboring resident and wife arrived Saturday . from Reno and registered at the National hotel in Nevada City. He is the son of Dr. Muller, a prominent } Nevada City physician, and was born and reared to manhood here. His aunts, Misses Marie and Fernan Mul. ler reside on upper Broad street. a detail of soldiers to the mines “to . bring back her body for Christian ’; burial.” Nellie heard they were com-_ ing and climbed a tree to watch their approach, She considered it a good.. Mrs. E. E. Barker has had as recent guests, her sister, Mrs, A. A. Hoffman and“ husband of Berkeley. . Mr. and British Columbia, she learned that the for you. scurvey. was spreading disaster among : : oO a the miners in the Cassiar district. Dr. Winton A. Muller, a former . { ey jeaintng nrér*of the Quaker Hill dis141 Mill St. Grass i ad Street Dresses SILK and WOOL $5.95 and big 75 Coats and Sport Dresses Attractive line of Skirts, Sweaters, Berets ‘PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY 98c a pair oie ; Vier and other well 59c to $1.95. _ $50.00 FREE! wood Smart Shop Complete ik of New Fall Popular Priced Merchandise isis as i , as one dollar f known brands of underwear ag a New Name for HollyHAND IN: SUGGESTION TODAY . dow is a little more elaborate with . npr was her success at stamping ile taree pumpkin-and a number of . out the scurvy that Nellie spent two years near the’ mines. In 1876 Mickey and Minnie mice scrambling . gho returned to the States and opened over it, ‘tiny pumpkins, orangg and! store at Tombstone, Ariz. Here she black paper decorations, and jars of ; nrospered and was able to stake sevbright orange colored candy. eral of Arizona’s present millionaires ' ee ‘on the gamble they would find gold in i the mines then being developed near Hallowe’en Novelties of all. * Tombstone. Nellie seemed to have set. ; ; tled down. But in 1897 word of the Kinds for Parties at discovery of gold in Alaska summoned her irresistibly north again. She was . . ; among the first to reach Dawson, and !' subsequently “mushed” into the inBolton’s 5, 10, 15¢, . . . . . . terior, prospecting and staking out claims. She is said to have realized over one million. dollars from her Store . jJaims on Bonanza Creek. During the ,World war she secured the aid.of five NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA . . . citizens of Wiseman, which she then i made her home, and started south to enlist as a Red Cross nurse. Before a — : she reached the “outside,” owe, 4 aa the war was over, } : ; : { In 1921, when she was a woman of FRANCIS BOTF IELD Eeeranty, Nellie made her last trip to Mending a Specialty the States, 480 miles of it, the disby dog sled. Nellie Cashman died in 1925 and is buried in Victoria. the bay {tance between Nolan and Fairbanks, Alteration and Repairs Hills Flat Barber Shop GRASS VALLEY Expert Haircutting COMMERCIAL BLDG. Apt. 12_ 2nd. Floor opposite elevator ' . ; ; Grass Valley people There is nothing too good for . /. Bide. Mrs. Hoffman district in order son to the University of Calimoved to . : their , for nia. Specials at the Betty Jean Snappy Little School Dresses \ $1.95 Saturday Only Attractive two and. three . piece Sweater Suits, Priced at $5.95 and $6.95 ~~ FRATERNAL CARDS — NEVADA CITY. LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS: Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks. Home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks Welcome. Vv. V. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. R. E. Carr, Secretary. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the 1st'and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Visiting Knights’ always welcome. CARL LARSEN, C.C. 7. ¢.B. FOSS, K. of R. & 8. to send . Shop . ‘about the face recently by gas ex. ploding in a drum, tune of injuring had -the misfor. his right arm sevy. erely in cranking a car a few days Judge and Mrs. Walter Mobley had as week end guests their daughter, Miss Elaine Mobley, Miss Lilian Allan and Mrs. Frances Latimer, all teachers of the Auburn high school. Elmer Poore and Thomas Botting, . , trict; were Nevada City visitors Wed. Restay. . un sHanry . Try Our . Famous Hamburgers Good Coffee and Beer Main St. Nevada City Highway, Hills Flat. Number One State Inspected Meats At Lowest Prices COMPLETE REFRIGERATION Throughtout Come. in and see us and you will want to come again. You will be pleased with the Excellence of our Meats at Prices which meet your pocketbook. . THE FACTORY '\New Meat Market).. = THE NEW DEAL There was ‘a young man wanted Beer. He wanted it spar kling and clear, When he found the New Deal, he let out a squeal, . © It was here that he found it. was DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. . ST. MAIN GRASS VALLEY -Qur MOTTO is the “Best in Quality and Price,’ none to good for the Public ~ Crisp and Flakey Pastry _ Cakes to meet every Occasion ie Breads Peek from the oven Cookies and Rolls Come in and see our —Specials— Sahl’s Bakery Main St. Grass Valley STORE Next to Hales BACRAMENTO Women’s Wool Twin Sweater Sets Slip-on with matching coat sweater . grand for sports wear. In wine, navy and brown SIZES 34 to 42 $3.95 Brushed Wool Sweaters " Coat Models for sports . school wear. and or In brown, green wine. Sizes 34 ot .40 $2.95 Pure Wool Skirts In the new Fall styles with pleats. and. pockets. Button trim and plain: colors SIZES 26 to 32 Girls’ Winter Coats . SIZES 7 to 14, \ Several Models in plain and . fur trimmed quality wool 4 materials . — $6.95 ‘Heavy Silk Blouses Of pure silk, with novelty trim sleeves. Lots-of styles to choose from $2.95