September 18, 1936 (8 pages)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 © r x22 1934: NEVADA CITY NUGGET ad -» Breuners Celebrate , 80 Years of Service te SACRAMENTO, Sept. 17.—Nevada John Breuner, 27 year old Ger‘ j i : nian youth, builded better than he City boasted .a thousand houses and ; ies F : xnew when he started in business ae ay saloons the year John Breuner. .; He little suspected that 80 opened a one-room cabinet shop and A ‘terward, his son and five a ~~ furniture store in Sacramento. would ibe operating 4 ap Today, from the five Breuner w:th 700 empleyes. When 3 4 f i 1¢ opened his Sixth and K_ street © stores in Northern California, thou: es : janes ; 5, % le Tired at the . Sands, of pieces of home furnishings 5 : : ai e if , he had <q fo out daily to customers throngh. fen employes including his two out this area. When he first went to work Breuner, who hired him, N j : fire going ,son.’’ Now he’s a told : red Glick, AMattress maker * Breuner’s 29 years ago, Fre our job's to. ke or the er end upholsé« Breuner’s has grown ‘with the state. In 80 years it has seen the state capitol built, the advent of the first transcontinental railroad system, witnessed the beginning and ending of three wars—Civil, Spanish-American and World—and has stood strong through depression as well as prosperity. Now, as the 80th anniversary rolls around, Breuner’s is looking forward to giving the best years of its ome ne Northern .California. life to MR. AND MRS. E. J.N. OTT HOME FROM VACATION that the women of California took up the “save the redwoods” move-! toa party were escorted through the ment, to which the Nevada City Womans -Civie Club regularly contributderground cavern. Sixteen persons . HOME OWNED PRIZE IS i WON IN NEVADA CITY carrying . . . eave, every other one ‘carbide light. és They went through Ashland,} ‘They visited San Francisco, visitae Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott return-/ over to Klamath Lake, Oregon Cav-. ing the state fair at Sacramento on. Mrs. Gwendolyn Anderson, edhome Sunday evening from one] es, and into Washington. Mr. Ott i terior Ro LP, of, the finest trips they have ever had. First they journeyed up the . redwood highway traveling over 100 . miles through giant redwood Mr. Ott stated it was a godsend . is . lowed, a findins urged that everyone visit the never. to-be-forgotten -caves. that The old man shot a bear this and . crawled into the cave. The man fol-. meal or marvelous, the homeward trip. Mr: he had never seen the’ . story . prosperous. it . Ott country so In all his travels he was never approached by any one for a help of any kind not even in un-. San Francisco Avhere states . IHS. USA ty October 1. 1 Fi ; expects to be pan-handled the A Gliapae of Building ae Shin eles, “well known and well lik-. COMPANY ed, Cedar and red“THE FULL SERVICE YAR wood shingles, and . Oscar J, Odegaard, Manager sugar pine ‘shakes. Phones 488-499. Nevada City Vol: 1. SEP TEMBE Our advice on yo 1 . paint job. oofing proble sits . no . . costs you nothing . Contractor Ralph . . and may save you} Cochrane has comnroney. . meneced work on a Contractor Bob! Dr. and M1 HumSteger is framing in. melt on <A_ street the new resigence} near the Gille of Mr. and Mrs. Ho-! Nurseries hi ay ward Penrose on. home Pine street. The} sas} " residence will be of; newer constructi Nevada City’s new] styero finish and! ideas and will incorStandard Service . commands a 1e. porate new ideas in ie is BE sinning . view as it is on top. plan. 0 look very fine} of a hill. rith the cle ar _redae Disappointed Con=. wood ‘fences in the Our Murphy Tine . viet Wack on. the} grounds about fill-) of ‘paints is “going! poe pio aiter sev. ed up to grade. ver’ with a bang . al ens) Paint . € ee and if you have any . } e a bit, ‘as . Before the fall painting aia a 9} it? Yud think afte >. rains set in would. around the hou ‘. all these years Hey . be a good time to} you will be asree-) Hulda Hay ee inspect your roots . ably surprised . duced’ labor savin’ for needed repairs . you will try SiUI-. devices.” o Yr replacements. phy’s-on the next} . Our stock of root: . ing materials in-. 7 clude the Pabco . NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER line. of Nee en . two o2 three times a day. Many . . miles of the main highway . pees the lia are being re-. Spede Fodja, aged 42 Le irfaced before ee in, . Grass Valley passed away at 11:30 Lone oe ee jyesterday forenoon at the erle Gray who has been\manag; hospital. A relative has been ler ee the municipal swimmitie poo! . tacted in San Franeisco and . for the season and also swimmine cted to rive last. night to j instructor, leaves tomorrow mornfuneral arrhn The ing for his, home_in Lodi. Mr. Gray has accepted a position in one of hs. Ci fruit. companys. for : pr Subscribe The Nugget. ‘PAGE FIVE = Bigelow, of this city, won, the $15 cash prize offered by the Home Owned Business association in this county. She got the winning ticket in a loeal grocery store. The next cash award will take place “GRASS VALLEY RESIDENT DEAD years, Was e@X} remains are at Holmes Funeral Home in this . ATTEN’ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER er for the 1€ General al be held sane sine > i ) All persons who have d since 1926, their since voting at the Primary Election must register. not registere January Ist, or who have changed residence R. N. MeCORMACK, County Clerk. Louis F. Breuner, son of the founder and president of the com-pany, is planning for a future bigger . , than the past. Aiding him are his sons, Louis J., vice president of the firm with headquarters in Oakland; Clarence H., general manager in Sacramento; R. W., sales manager in Oakland; W. E. furniture buyer in the Oakland store; Robert A., basement manager in Sacramento. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES PN Friends in Nevada City have ceived the sad news of the passing : ecently of Mrs. Mary McKenna McKay in San Francisco. She was a native of this city and attended the schools here and was beloved’ by * many for her warm lively disposition and numerous kindly deeds. Her parents died when she was a very young child and was raised by her = grandparents .the late Mr. and Mrs. reJohn ‘Grimes respected citizens of this community. She leaves to mourn her loss a devoted husband James F. McKay ana a sister Mrs. Lyda M. Wood both of San Francisco. Mr. McKay has recently retired --oml. a responsible government position that he has held for a number ef years. Friends of Mr McKay from the Presidio acted as pall bearers at be funeral of his wife. eaches SINS OF MANHEART OF THE Wes a tenderfeot needed tessons, and Johns -y makes love te an veer irl aiter the western manner, SATURDAY “AND SUDDEN DEATH”=":" second degree murder after her flirtation as with death has resulted in homicide. SUNDAY Jean Hersholt in a story of love, less and glorious. hero of “The Country Doctor.’’ Once seen this story will never be forgotten. Another thrilling aw Hopalong Cassidy adventure in which he tte utenant beautiof driver A police ‘sweethibart motor car a selfHersholt was the A Yo —s SHASTA TEA I pound WHEATIE 2 packages PEP 2 packages ‘LESLIE SALT 2 pound package LUXUS BEANS 2 cans. S. W. TOMATO JUICE Can LUXUS PEAS POWOW J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC For Filing Claims Against the County of Nevada It is ordered by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County that-all claims against the County of Nevada must be duly sworn to and filed with the County’ Clerk on or before the Thursday morning before the first Monday of each month, z and must be properly itemized, giving names, dates, and particular services rendered, charactér of . work done, number of days engaged, materials furnished, to w hem, and quantity paid therefor. . and price ALL BILLS MUST BE CERTIFIED TO, BY THE PROPER AUTHORITY ORDERING THE WORK OR SUPPLIES, BEFORE FILING WITH THE COUNTY CLERK, ft is further ordered that claims not filed in with the above order will not be acted upon by the til the following monthly meeting accordance Board unRegular meetings of the Board of Supervisors for the settlement of claims against the County, first Monday month. in each E. B. DUDLEY, ~Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. COME! CELEBRATE! Sacramento’s Greatest ALE! — Eighty Years in Business. In the Same Lock tion. With the Same Fine Standards of Quality! Now, to Celebrate—Great. Values That Only an 80th Anniversary Could pane You! New Low Terms—Sensational Prices! —

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 © r x22 1934: NEVADA CITY NUGGET ad -» Breuners Celebrate , 80 Years of Service te SACRAMENTO, Sept. 17.—Nevada John Breuner, 27 year old Ger‘ j i : nian youth, builded better than he City boasted .a thousand houses and ; ies F : xnew when he started in business ae ay saloons the year John Breuner. .; He little suspected that 80 opened a one-room cabinet shop and A ‘terward, his son and five a ~~ furniture store in Sacramento. would ibe operating 4 ap Today, from the five Breuner w:th 700 empleyes. When 3 4 f i 1¢ opened his Sixth and K_ street © stores in Northern California, thou: es : janes ; 5, % le Tired at the . Sands, of pieces of home furnishings 5 : : ai e if , he had <q fo out daily to customers throngh. fen employes including his two out this area. When he first went to work Breuner, who hired him, N j : fire going ,son.’’ Now he’s a told : red Glick, AMattress maker * Breuner’s 29 years ago, Fre our job's to. ke or the er end upholsé« Breuner’s has grown ‘with the state. In 80 years it has seen the state capitol built, the advent of the first transcontinental railroad system, witnessed the beginning and ending of three wars—Civil, Spanish-American and World—and has stood strong through depression as well as prosperity. Now, as the 80th anniversary rolls around, Breuner’s is looking forward to giving the best years of its ome ne Northern .California. life to MR. AND MRS. E. J.N. OTT HOME FROM VACATION that the women of California took up the “save the redwoods” move-! toa party were escorted through the ment, to which the Nevada City Womans -Civie Club regularly contributderground cavern. Sixteen persons . HOME OWNED PRIZE IS i WON IN NEVADA CITY carrying . . . eave, every other one ‘carbide light. és They went through Ashland,} ‘They visited San Francisco, visitae Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott return-/ over to Klamath Lake, Oregon Cav-. ing the state fair at Sacramento on. Mrs. Gwendolyn Anderson, edhome Sunday evening from one] es, and into Washington. Mr. Ott i terior Ro LP, of, the finest trips they have ever had. First they journeyed up the . redwood highway traveling over 100 . miles through giant redwood Mr. Ott stated it was a godsend . is . lowed, a findins urged that everyone visit the never. to-be-forgotten -caves. that The old man shot a bear this and . crawled into the cave. The man fol-. meal or marvelous, the homeward trip. Mr: he had never seen the’ . story . prosperous. it . Ott country so In all his travels he was never approached by any one for a help of any kind not even in un-. San Francisco Avhere states . IHS. USA ty October 1. 1 Fi ; expects to be pan-handled the A Gliapae of Building ae Shin eles, “well known and well lik-. COMPANY ed, Cedar and red“THE FULL SERVICE YAR wood shingles, and . Oscar J, Odegaard, Manager sugar pine ‘shakes. Phones 488-499. Nevada City Vol: 1. SEP TEMBE Our advice on yo 1 . paint job. oofing proble sits . no . . costs you nothing . Contractor Ralph . . and may save you} Cochrane has comnroney. . meneced work on a Contractor Bob! Dr. and M1 HumSteger is framing in. melt on <A_ street the new resigence} near the Gille of Mr. and Mrs. Ho-! Nurseries hi ay ward Penrose on. home Pine street. The} sas} " residence will be of; newer constructi Nevada City’s new] styero finish and! ideas and will incorStandard Service . commands a 1e. porate new ideas in ie is BE sinning . view as it is on top. plan. 0 look very fine} of a hill. rith the cle ar _redae Disappointed Con=. wood ‘fences in the Our Murphy Tine . viet Wack on. the} grounds about fill-) of ‘paints is “going! poe pio aiter sev. ed up to grade. ver’ with a bang . al ens) Paint . € ee and if you have any . } e a bit, ‘as . Before the fall painting aia a 9} it? Yud think afte >. rains set in would. around the hou ‘. all these years Hey . be a good time to} you will be asree-) Hulda Hay ee inspect your roots . ably surprised . duced’ labor savin’ for needed repairs . you will try SiUI-. devices.” o Yr replacements. phy’s-on the next} . Our stock of root: . ing materials in-. 7 clude the Pabco . NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER line. of Nee en . two o2 three times a day. Many . . miles of the main highway .

pees the lia are being re-. Spede Fodja, aged 42 Le irfaced before ee in, . Grass Valley passed away at 11:30 Lone oe ee jyesterday forenoon at the erle Gray who has been\manag; hospital. A relative has been ler ee the municipal swimmitie poo! . tacted in San Franeisco and . for the season and also swimmine cted to rive last. night to j instructor, leaves tomorrow mornfuneral arrhn The ing for his, home_in Lodi. Mr. Gray has accepted a position in one of hs. Ci fruit. companys. for : pr Subscribe The Nugget. ‘PAGE FIVE = Bigelow, of this city, won, the $15 cash prize offered by the Home Owned Business association in this county. She got the winning ticket in a loeal grocery store. The next cash award will take place “GRASS VALLEY RESIDENT DEAD years, Was e@X} remains are at Holmes Funeral Home in this . ATTEN’ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER er for the 1€ General al be held sane sine > i ) All persons who have d since 1926, their since voting at the Primary Election must register. not registere January Ist, or who have changed residence R. N. MeCORMACK, County Clerk. Louis F. Breuner, son of the founder and president of the com-pany, is planning for a future bigger . , than the past. Aiding him are his sons, Louis J., vice president of the firm with headquarters in Oakland; Clarence H., general manager in Sacramento; R. W., sales manager in Oakland; W. E. furniture buyer in the Oakland store; Robert A., basement manager in Sacramento. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES PN Friends in Nevada City have ceived the sad news of the passing : ecently of Mrs. Mary McKenna McKay in San Francisco. She was a native of this city and attended the schools here and was beloved’ by * many for her warm lively disposition and numerous kindly deeds. Her parents died when she was a very young child and was raised by her = grandparents .the late Mr. and Mrs. reJohn ‘Grimes respected citizens of this community. She leaves to mourn her loss a devoted husband James F. McKay ana a sister Mrs. Lyda M. Wood both of San Francisco. Mr. McKay has recently retired --oml. a responsible government position that he has held for a number ef years. Friends of Mr McKay from the Presidio acted as pall bearers at be funeral of his wife. eaches SINS OF MANHEART OF THE Wes a tenderfeot needed tessons, and Johns -y makes love te an veer irl aiter the western manner, SATURDAY “AND SUDDEN DEATH”=":" second degree murder after her flirtation as with death has resulted in homicide. SUNDAY Jean Hersholt in a story of love, less and glorious. hero of “The Country Doctor.’’ Once seen this story will never be forgotten. Another thrilling aw Hopalong Cassidy adventure in which he tte utenant beautiof driver A police ‘sweethibart motor car a selfHersholt was the A Yo —s SHASTA TEA I pound WHEATIE 2 packages PEP 2 packages ‘LESLIE SALT 2 pound package LUXUS BEANS 2 cans. S. W. TOMATO JUICE Can LUXUS PEAS POWOW J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC For Filing Claims Against the County of Nevada It is ordered by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County that-all claims against the County of Nevada must be duly sworn to and filed with the County’ Clerk on or before the Thursday morning before the first Monday of each month, z and must be properly itemized, giving names, dates, and particular services rendered, charactér of . work done, number of days engaged, materials furnished, to w hem, and quantity paid therefor. . and price ALL BILLS MUST BE CERTIFIED TO, BY THE PROPER AUTHORITY ORDERING THE WORK OR SUPPLIES, BEFORE FILING WITH THE COUNTY CLERK, ft is further ordered that claims not filed in with the above order will not be acted upon by the til the following monthly meeting accordance Board unRegular meetings of the Board of Supervisors for the settlement of claims against the County, first Monday month. in each E. B. DUDLEY, ~Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. COME! CELEBRATE! Sacramento’s Greatest ALE! — Eighty Years in Business. In the Same Lock tion. With the Same Fine Standards of Quality! Now, to Celebrate—Great. Values That Only an 80th Anniversary Could pane You! New Low Terms—Sensational Prices! —