October 9, 1933 (4 pages)

THE N < . MONDAY, OCT. 9, 1933 ae * MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 100 M Grass Valley Cleaners Ed. Burtner, Proprietor 111 West Main Street have stalled’ maay 2 man on the road to success, Have ’em cleaned. Have 'em pressed at the Yaltoy Cleaners Phone 375 MATL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATL ENTION Oreos aWe Credit your *hone EVADA CITY NUGGET — SOCIAL PO ee Birthday Party for Little Mary Libby Mrs. W. G. Richards assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Merritt Rector, an aunt, entertained the former’s little granddaughter, Mary Libby, Saturday afternoon at the beautiful Rector home, on the little girl’s ninth birthday. A happy time was spent pitas games on the big lawn. Mrs. W. G. Richards played a march and all the children led by Mary Libby and Betty Lou Krough, the latter’s birthday also coming on the same day, marched into the artistically decorated dinning room where a prettily appointed table held as its central feature a delicious birthday cake. Tiny baskets that were used at the wedding . dinner of Mary Libby’s mother were at each plate. Mary Libby’s home in in Eureka ; and she is visiting with her grand. parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. W. C. Rich'ards, until Christmas time. Those present for the happy affair were Rose_Mary and Carol Ruth Richards, of Auburn, cousins of Mary Libby; Madeline Bettles, Betty Lou Krough, Elsie Schreiber, Rheba Telfer, Barbara Jean Mitchell, Ad' rian Barnhart, Helen Barker, Bernice Harrington, Jeanette Walder,.E. Bailey, Leovn Gates and little Mary Libby. Mary Libby was the recipient of BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Wave—$5.00 Mair Cutting vonkAT MALL St.-1 Genuine Ringlette Finger Waving . EXPERT OPERATOR Member N. R. A. Belle H. Thompson *hone 740-Grass Valley MEET Charles W. Leiter _GAS and OIL GREASING TIRE REPAIRS and TIRE AGENCY CHRYSLER CARS DISTRIBUTOR SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT “Anywhere—Anytime” ENGINE OVERHAULING Nevada City Garage PHONE 133 MEET “Weedy” Waite REPAIRS, ALL KINDS BATTERY SERVICE OFFICIAL LIGHT ADJUSTING STATION VALVE GRINDING ASY WASHERS Washers and I o Washers with 3 Washers with ‘Washing Action reek % We carry a full line of EASY roners. vacuum , 99. 50 . A ‘Washers emi lt oe 15 A. 30 . * Delivered to your ‘home in Nevada City « or Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. : a Stores, Ltd. er A Au asnegneseeanims mM nnMing EVENTS ue Me en et rn venmianias . Celebrates Birthday ‘and Betty Foote of eee many pretty birthday gifts. After the party Mrs. Rector presented each litfle guest with a little gift in memory of the event. Mrs. W. G. Richards also presented each with favors of tiny dolls. Betty Lou Krough One of the happiest little social affairs given in some time, occurred yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Krough, when ‘they gave a party in honor of the ninth birthday of their daughter, Betty Lou. A pink color scheme was used throughout the rooms and ‘on the prettily decorated table where two delicious birthday, cakes held the place of honor. One cake was made in honor of Mary Libby, a little playmate, whose birthday occurred on Saturday. Beautiful pink fall flowers: were used in profusion, a dainty pink crepe table cloth and napkins, rose bud candles, pink bon bons and nine tiny pink candy baskets and pink dishes cast a glow over the happy gathering that will linger long in their minds. “The ‘children enjoyed playing a number of games among them a bean game that Catherine Davis won first honors in-guessing the number, while Mary Libby guessed low. In a memory. game, Barbara Mitchell was first with Betty Foote last. Those present to enjoy the happy afternoon were Catherine Davis, B. Lou Krough, Elsie Schreiber, Madeline Bettles, Barbara Jean Mitchell, Mary Libby, Levon Gates, of Nevada City, Marie Clary of Grass Valley North Bloomfield. Little Miss Krougn received many pretty gifts. Nevada City Ladies Guests of Mrs. Roesner Mrs. E. M. Roesner was hostess at a bridge luncheon at her home on Main street, Grass Valley, on Friday at.oneo’elock.-Guests from Nevada City were: Mesdames Arthur Elliott, Ed. Uren, H. E. Kjorlie, Otto E. Sehiffner, Charles Leiter, Lyman, Harold Curnow, Katherine Celio and N; McCormack. Mrs. Celio held high score at auction and was the recipient of a pretty prize. Conference of Women’s Clubs Meets Wednesday The Tri-County Conference of Wo-: men’s Clubs will meet in Placerville next Wednesday. Several members of the Woman’s Civic Club of Nevada City have signified their intention of attending. Elks to Entertain Deputy Grand Ruler Nevada City Lodge off Elks are. making plans to entertain their disson, Tom’ Jr., the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. SL te anne oe a “Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Dehane snayof Sacramento, spent Miss Minnie Brand returned home Sinday evening from a tenday’s visit in Sacr4mento with her sigter, Mrs. Ralph Gaylord and family. F. Dolan, in Nevada City. eel _—— trict deputy grand exalted ruler who eomes from Susanville. i He will visit the local lodge Toes day, October 24. Perey Carr is exalted ruler of the local lodge of Elks. Methodist Chitech to Present Evening of Drama . ‘Plans are being made by the Methodist church for a benefit en,tertainment that is to be held Thursday evening," “Qctober 19, at which Mrs. Raglan Tuttle will present an} evening of drama. The proceeds from the entertainiment are to’ be used to make repairs start.: vv EQCAE IPE-NING: Miss Ruth Hogan motored to Berkeley last week end and attended the St. Mary’s-California ball game. Her sister, Mrs. William Morgan returnned with her for a visit in Nevada City with her mother, Mrs. Tom Hogan and other relatives. Bruce Wallace, superintendent of the Mack Mines, Ltd., south east of Nevada City, is making repid progress in his sinking operations in the new hard rock shaft he started a few days ago. The crew of five men have the shaft down to about the 50 foot level. I. L. Putman, of Marysville, was: a Nevada City visitor yesterday even-. ing. Mr. Putman who is’ owner of the Blue Goose Auto Court, between Marysville and Yuba City, says ‘that the later part of the season has been on the “up and up” and he is of the opininon that things are much more normal than for some time past. ‘(Continued from page 1) FOOTBALL =. rey Mr. and Mrs. John Du Pratt and family of Reno, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Schiffner yesterday. . THE NATIONAL HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP Nevada City California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions —— —— GET YOUR LOUD SPEAKER REPORT OF THE WORLD SERIES —AT— q day. ~ on the church before the winter rains . . etter eeiefete Sele eofeestote ete gieesedeneegenteseeet, Beth ttt debbie Me at o ANNOUNCEMENT — . Henry Yee, Herbalist for the YEE and YEE HERS CO. Grass Valley, will return to this office Ociober 11, 1933 ; No matter what your ailmen may be, there is a remedy for your case. If you are suffering, it is advisable, for you to call at our office. This Herbalist is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Canton Herbs College, Chima, more than 15 years ago. OFFICE HOURS: Wednesday 12:30 noon to 8 p. m. Thursday to Saturday, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Not open Sunday, Monday and TuesYee & Yee Herb Company CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 707 J. St. Rirscameensus 107” S. Church St., Gus Valley NEVADA CITY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY © ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY CHARLES VY. WINN, C. 8. B: Pasadena, California Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston Massachusetts MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1933—AT MIGHT O'CLOCK — AT ODD FELLOWS HALL Ble dee heeded dete ee Fetter eae de te sfetesdobtotetetok — ee e The Public Is Cordially invited To Attend * sere slenteleateoeiteoeateteaerteleatdedesteseotetatearateateate deeateoeatecfesgeofesteoobte eae teatesentsfeobefeotetesteets Bplirtteteoteteotetetenteiteteatetetente peop tenteabere deceit desioieteetetedeegeboebe de delete National Market FREE DELIVERY PHONE BROAD St, Fresh and salted meatz-—Pou fish Ther ke 5? . 302 NEVADA CITY of all kinds—Fresh days and Friday i ultry . ae score as the final gun sounded. : The vital power of the local team, : The little chap pictured above is having a tough time with a + Bo) Se Coach Bev. Barron, was the . tough steak. Our Pender ‘iterks are our MSPECIAL PRIDE . ability of the line to charge on both + $ @ffense and defense. Only one touch Me foo estan tlpalainatadidlclandie PEELE EAE DESL LEREL OLE LED ISHARES OS ‘ down was the result of a pass—the. _ e a other being due to line bucks, from e was Py about the five yard line. Coach BarOne Simple Change ron was well satisfied with the}; : team’s success, which he said was . eoteet partly due to the knowledge of line ; that Modernizes the Home plays gained in and after that nums. ee erous trick passes were held in reserve, not being essential to scoring GAS +4 EATI NG as Nevada City scored easily with : line bucks. The outstanding players of the! f game in the line were: Rozynski, cen. ter, Fred Browning, tackle, M. Dooee UR greatest home . little, guard, L. Haddy, tackle, Gove O convenience,” . Celio ,end. ° hundreds of. thousOre and Bullion ands of our domestic Pucckased . . as consumers say of Licensed by State of Californta . Gas Heating. WILDBERG BROS. With Gas Heating, art bo og nD co. a control valve or a : Plant: South San Francisco. dependable thermooe GET QUICK RELIEF FROM HEAD COLDS — Use Our — Special-Formula-4 Ephedrine== Nasal Drops-20c Bottle Radio Service When your Radio needs af. tension Phone 72. Grass Valley ~ . . or call at 206 Mill st: Grass Valley pe NS: . Phones 72 Office 358 W Res. DICKERMAN . . . Drug Store . . NEVADS CITY, CALIFORNIA _ Spring Street IT'S LIKE OLD TIMES AGAIN . Down at Long John’s Also Wholesale and Retail Long. John’ s RANIER BOCK BEER—HALF and HALF . Nevada City stat is their fire tender a orfurnaceman. These . ‘ = /homes ate never overheated with wasted fuel — never chilly from neglected fires. The temperature is readily maintained, whole house warmth, in any weather. Today the almost universal acceptance of Gas as the preferred fuel is chiefly for its cleanliness and convenience. It comes ready made and ready to use—piped direct‘ly to the gas heating appliance, The outstanding preference for Gas foal t is convincing proof that Gas is the modern fuel for California homes and California climate. Why not get the facts about Gas ‘Viens as these customers of ours have done? Once you do this you too, will install Gas Heating in your home for the coming winter, can x all BUY NOW-— before prices advance Cost of all materials that go into gas appliances have gone up. Labor costs too have risen. But prices have not yet risen on gas _ heating appliances. Be wise—buy gas heating appliances now. ed oe ate OO ie es —t ~ eee Natt Nt sav sig SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE Pe. eg pain 4. my pe ST Hg oc TY 5

THE N < . MONDAY, OCT. 9, 1933 ae * MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 100 M Grass Valley Cleaners Ed. Burtner, Proprietor 111 West Main Street have stalled’ maay 2 man on the road to success, Have ’em cleaned. Have 'em pressed at the Yaltoy Cleaners Phone 375 MATL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATL ENTION Oreos aWe Credit your *hone EVADA CITY NUGGET — SOCIAL PO ee Birthday Party for Little Mary Libby Mrs. W. G. Richards assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Merritt Rector, an aunt, entertained the former’s little granddaughter, Mary Libby, Saturday afternoon at the beautiful Rector home, on the little girl’s ninth birthday. A happy time was spent pitas games on the big lawn. Mrs. W. G. Richards played a march and all the children led by Mary Libby and Betty Lou Krough, the latter’s birthday also coming on the same day, marched into the artistically decorated dinning room where a prettily appointed table held as its central feature a delicious birthday cake. Tiny baskets that were used at the wedding . dinner of Mary Libby’s mother were at each plate. Mary Libby’s home in in Eureka ; and she is visiting with her grand. parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. W. C. Rich'ards, until Christmas time. Those present for the happy affair were Rose_Mary and Carol Ruth Richards, of Auburn, cousins of Mary Libby; Madeline Bettles, Betty Lou Krough, Elsie Schreiber, Rheba Telfer, Barbara Jean Mitchell, Ad' rian Barnhart, Helen Barker, Bernice Harrington, Jeanette Walder,.E. Bailey, Leovn Gates and little Mary Libby. Mary Libby was the recipient of BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Wave—$5.00 Mair Cutting vonkAT MALL St.-1 Genuine Ringlette Finger Waving . EXPERT OPERATOR Member N. R. A. Belle H. Thompson *hone 740-Grass Valley MEET Charles W. Leiter _GAS and OIL GREASING TIRE REPAIRS and TIRE AGENCY CHRYSLER CARS DISTRIBUTOR SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT “Anywhere—Anytime” ENGINE OVERHAULING Nevada City Garage PHONE 133 MEET “Weedy” Waite REPAIRS, ALL KINDS BATTERY SERVICE OFFICIAL LIGHT ADJUSTING STATION VALVE GRINDING ASY WASHERS Washers and I o Washers with 3 Washers with ‘Washing Action reek % We carry a full line of EASY roners. vacuum , 99. 50 . A ‘Washers emi lt oe 15 A. 30 . * Delivered to your ‘home in Nevada City « or Grass Valley in our regular delivery zones. : a Stores, Ltd. er A Au asnegneseeanims mM nnMing EVENTS ue Me en et rn venmianias . Celebrates Birthday ‘and Betty Foote of eee many pretty birthday gifts. After the party Mrs. Rector presented each litfle guest with a little gift in memory of the event. Mrs. W. G. Richards also presented each with favors of tiny dolls. Betty Lou Krough One of the happiest little social affairs given in some time, occurred yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Krough, when ‘they gave a party in honor of the ninth birthday of their daughter, Betty Lou. A pink color scheme was used throughout the rooms and ‘on the prettily decorated table where two delicious birthday, cakes held the place of honor. One cake was made in honor of Mary Libby, a little playmate, whose birthday occurred on Saturday. Beautiful pink fall flowers: were used in profusion, a dainty pink crepe table cloth and napkins, rose bud candles, pink bon bons and nine tiny pink candy baskets and pink dishes cast a glow over the happy gathering that will linger long in their minds. “The ‘children enjoyed playing a number of games among them a bean game that Catherine Davis won first honors in-guessing the number, while Mary Libby guessed low. In a memory. game, Barbara Mitchell was first with Betty Foote last. Those present to enjoy the happy afternoon were Catherine Davis, B. Lou Krough, Elsie Schreiber, Madeline Bettles, Barbara Jean Mitchell, Mary Libby, Levon Gates, of Nevada City, Marie Clary of Grass Valley North Bloomfield. Little Miss Krougn received many pretty gifts. Nevada City Ladies Guests of Mrs. Roesner Mrs. E. M. Roesner was hostess at a bridge luncheon at her home on Main street, Grass Valley, on Friday at.oneo’elock.-Guests from Nevada City were: Mesdames Arthur Elliott, Ed. Uren, H. E. Kjorlie, Otto E. Sehiffner, Charles Leiter, Lyman, Harold Curnow, Katherine Celio and N; McCormack. Mrs. Celio held high score at auction and was the recipient of a pretty prize. Conference of Women’s Clubs Meets Wednesday The Tri-County Conference of Wo-: men’s Clubs will meet in Placerville next Wednesday. Several members of the Woman’s Civic Club of Nevada City have signified their intention of attending. Elks to Entertain Deputy Grand Ruler Nevada City Lodge off Elks are. making plans to entertain their disson, Tom’ Jr., the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. SL te anne oe a “Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Dehane snayof Sacramento, spent Miss Minnie Brand returned home Sinday evening from a tenday’s visit in Sacr4mento with her sigter, Mrs. Ralph Gaylord and family. F. Dolan, in Nevada City. eel _—— trict deputy grand exalted ruler who eomes from Susanville. i He will visit the local lodge Toes day, October 24. Perey Carr is exalted ruler of the local lodge of Elks. Methodist Chitech to Present Evening of Drama . ‘Plans are being made by the Methodist church for a benefit en,tertainment that is to be held Thursday evening," “Qctober 19, at which Mrs. Raglan Tuttle will present an}

evening of drama. The proceeds from the entertainiment are to’ be used to make repairs start.: vv EQCAE IPE-NING: Miss Ruth Hogan motored to Berkeley last week end and attended the St. Mary’s-California ball game. Her sister, Mrs. William Morgan returnned with her for a visit in Nevada City with her mother, Mrs. Tom Hogan and other relatives. Bruce Wallace, superintendent of the Mack Mines, Ltd., south east of Nevada City, is making repid progress in his sinking operations in the new hard rock shaft he started a few days ago. The crew of five men have the shaft down to about the 50 foot level. I. L. Putman, of Marysville, was: a Nevada City visitor yesterday even-. ing. Mr. Putman who is’ owner of the Blue Goose Auto Court, between Marysville and Yuba City, says ‘that the later part of the season has been on the “up and up” and he is of the opininon that things are much more normal than for some time past. ‘(Continued from page 1) FOOTBALL =. rey Mr. and Mrs. John Du Pratt and family of Reno, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Schiffner yesterday. . THE NATIONAL HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP Nevada City California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions —— —— GET YOUR LOUD SPEAKER REPORT OF THE WORLD SERIES —AT— q day. ~ on the church before the winter rains . . etter eeiefete Sele eofeestote ete gieesedeneegenteseeet, Beth ttt debbie Me at o ANNOUNCEMENT — . Henry Yee, Herbalist for the YEE and YEE HERS CO. Grass Valley, will return to this office Ociober 11, 1933 ; No matter what your ailmen may be, there is a remedy for your case. If you are suffering, it is advisable, for you to call at our office. This Herbalist is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Canton Herbs College, Chima, more than 15 years ago. OFFICE HOURS: Wednesday 12:30 noon to 8 p. m. Thursday to Saturday, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Not open Sunday, Monday and TuesYee & Yee Herb Company CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 707 J. St. Rirscameensus 107” S. Church St., Gus Valley NEVADA CITY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY © ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY CHARLES VY. WINN, C. 8. B: Pasadena, California Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston Massachusetts MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1933—AT MIGHT O'CLOCK — AT ODD FELLOWS HALL Ble dee heeded dete ee Fetter eae de te sfetesdobtotetetok — ee e The Public Is Cordially invited To Attend * sere slenteleateoeiteoeateteaerteleatdedesteseotetatearateateate deeateoeatecfesgeofesteoobte eae teatesentsfeobefeotetesteets Bplirtteteoteteotetetenteiteteatetetente peop tenteabere deceit desioieteetetedeegeboebe de delete National Market FREE DELIVERY PHONE BROAD St, Fresh and salted meatz-—Pou fish Ther ke 5? . 302 NEVADA CITY of all kinds—Fresh days and Friday i ultry . ae score as the final gun sounded. : The vital power of the local team, : The little chap pictured above is having a tough time with a + Bo) Se Coach Bev. Barron, was the . tough steak. Our Pender ‘iterks are our MSPECIAL PRIDE . ability of the line to charge on both + $ @ffense and defense. Only one touch Me foo estan tlpalainatadidlclandie PEELE EAE DESL LEREL OLE LED ISHARES OS ‘ down was the result of a pass—the. _ e a other being due to line bucks, from e was Py about the five yard line. Coach BarOne Simple Change ron was well satisfied with the}; : team’s success, which he said was . eoteet partly due to the knowledge of line ; that Modernizes the Home plays gained in and after that nums. ee erous trick passes were held in reserve, not being essential to scoring GAS +4 EATI NG as Nevada City scored easily with : line bucks. The outstanding players of the! f game in the line were: Rozynski, cen. ter, Fred Browning, tackle, M. Dooee UR greatest home . little, guard, L. Haddy, tackle, Gove O convenience,” . Celio ,end. ° hundreds of. thousOre and Bullion ands of our domestic Pucckased . . as consumers say of Licensed by State of Californta . Gas Heating. WILDBERG BROS. With Gas Heating, art bo og nD co. a control valve or a : Plant: South San Francisco. dependable thermooe GET QUICK RELIEF FROM HEAD COLDS — Use Our — Special-Formula-4 Ephedrine== Nasal Drops-20c Bottle Radio Service When your Radio needs af. tension Phone 72. Grass Valley ~ . . or call at 206 Mill st: Grass Valley pe NS: . Phones 72 Office 358 W Res. DICKERMAN . . . Drug Store . . NEVADS CITY, CALIFORNIA _ Spring Street IT'S LIKE OLD TIMES AGAIN . Down at Long John’s Also Wholesale and Retail Long. John’ s RANIER BOCK BEER—HALF and HALF . Nevada City stat is their fire tender a orfurnaceman. These . ‘ = /homes ate never overheated with wasted fuel — never chilly from neglected fires. The temperature is readily maintained, whole house warmth, in any weather. Today the almost universal acceptance of Gas as the preferred fuel is chiefly for its cleanliness and convenience. It comes ready made and ready to use—piped direct‘ly to the gas heating appliance, The outstanding preference for Gas foal t is convincing proof that Gas is the modern fuel for California homes and California climate. Why not get the facts about Gas ‘Viens as these customers of ours have done? Once you do this you too, will install Gas Heating in your home for the coming winter, can x all BUY NOW-— before prices advance Cost of all materials that go into gas appliances have gone up. Labor costs too have risen. But prices have not yet risen on gas _ heating appliances. Be wise—buy gas heating appliances now. ed oe ate OO ie es —t ~ eee Natt Nt sav sig SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE Pe. eg pain 4. my pe ST Hg oc TY 5