September 25, 1936 (8 pages)

PAGE EIC AT : NEVADA CITY NUGGET m ee! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. ee Be a eR RS Guardian Association g Miss Zoe Prodenutcr, Ahdenah tertain Camp Fire of the Nevada members Association of Grass Valley at her street Monday evening. eation. of Yollani. Association in Friday night. The district Camp Fire Guardians members. ee ee SOCIAL EVEN TS. Girls, hom ‘this association is Nesika. the first meeting since summer vaed of Placer and Nevada Association “HH a e's Hee eae Zoe Tredennick to Entertain uardian of . will enGuardians City @-0n and Clay The name of This, is Several of the members are planning to attend the district meeting Roseville, is composCounty + eh aR a FOS re efeete nye < 7 ‘a ate feo} 0% * “nM este techie Miss Mary Martz of Andenate . Group of Camp Fire Girls is prepar. ing to organize a Blue ‘Bird group to vork for her Torch Bearers, the ox organization. Girls . from six to ten years may enter this sroup. Miss Martz will be in direct under the supervision of Zoe Tredennick. Girls will be Guardian Ahdenah Camp Fire will night. The girls are working for the rank of Fire. Maker. Mr, and Mrs. L. Miller and two daughters of San Juan have moved to Nevada City to reside and send their children to ‘school. here, a season and frocks for the that demands much in the way of Smart, Clean Clothes. Business suits and overcoats for men, suits, GOOD NEWS ae new fall season is cloaks ladies. Let us clean and press them for you by the newest tnethod, the Zoric, that leaves them odorless, thin gasoline film, and brings them to you spick, span, like they were when new. CRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY 1GaRASS VALLEY — PHONE with no AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET ; . 108 . a Thru the Knot Hole ' _ A Glimpse of Building Activity ‘SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. No, 44. of warm weather these last few days but don’t} Pieaty is to look —at roofs and see they are in tion for the winter. Shinglers are busy in all parts of the your community replacing old wooden roofs that have done good service’ for years, with new wood shingles or with -the brighter composition’ shingles. We carry a good stock of either type and will be ee glad to let you know how much forget that the rains are liable to get us. almost any time now. Good advice that } condi. . your job . for materials. ask us if we can . help you. We have . Notice Bob Steger? several slants on } has the frame up on . tire new home for. are not so general. Mr. and Mrs. How-/ly known and may . ; ard Penrose, ibe a@ble to help you . —— work out your probi Plastering on the} lem. 'Elementary School . Sense ' jis going on very} There was_a young . . rapidly with Plas. ee : . tering Contractor . de ascsicap i Jim Patt from San . Ginter, f . Franecisco and his. . Who married a man gang of plasterers. in winter; Lime plaster is bee The man‘s name ing used on this! ‘ was Wood, school job. If you are trying; The Woods have a to. figure out financ: Ls will cost;ing on a new home home financing that And now—as they should little splinter. “THE Phones 4 NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Oscar J. Odegaard, COMPANY FULL SERVICE YARD" Manager 98-499. Nevada City WATCH REPAIRS ALL WATCH REPAIRING IS DONE RIGHT IN OUR STORE. BY AN EXPERT OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED . ONLY GENUINE NEW MATERIAL IS USED. : OUR. PRICES ARE REASONABLE. GLADLY GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE ESTIMATES highest rank in the Camp Fire Girls! ranging in ages; charge of the Blue Birds, but “they. “{ YELLOWJACKETS ' TOPLAY AUBURN GRID NEXT SAT. Yellowjackets to Auburn . . \ / The Nevada City football sauad will go their ; season. ans from last years champions B team Coach Barron will field a fast and aggressive eleven against Plac. er’s veteran team. . face the same eleven that was beaten 7-6 by last year’s B champions. The squad has been practicing since September 9, and will be in good (condition with a backfield pounds and the line 151 pounds. he starting lineup will be: ; er. John Harding, right half, Joyal, Bill. Allan Widauf, left half, . Lotz, Herst. Phil Joyal, fullback, Cartoscelli, Tony. Todd Bonner, left end, Pingree. Kennedy, left guard, Clarck. Bennett, left tackle, Angove. Tobiassen, center, Proctor. ard. Perez, right tackle, Kron. Jones, right end, Englebright. MYSTERY SHOW AT MEMORIAL HALT NEXT TUES. night of magic mystery, ey to rpoduce c chills .and hilarity, is in store for those who-.attend the free show to be. presented at the Veterans Memorial auditorium on September 29, Tuesday night. The Chain Stores of Gr: and Nevada City are presenting and ISS tomers. Francisco, Master Magician, who makes birds vanish into thin climbs in and out of locked trunks. with great dexterity and “spifit’’ demonstrations by natural will tbe the starred performer, In bringing his elaborate show to this city he will present the same means, of the large cities of America. Being sponsored by the local} chain stores, there will be no admission charge, tickets being’ given by the various chain stores in the city, up to the capacity of the auditorium. Children must be accompanied by! adults. Cash door prizes of $50, $25, and $10 will be awarded. LAST RITES HELD FOR LATE DANIES. COUGHLAN Fuuersi services were held yesterday morning at ten o’clock for the late Jeremiah Daniel Coughlan who passed away while asleep Tuesday mbs Funeral Home with Rev. Father P. J. O’Reilly officiating. Inter. ment was in the Catholic cemetery ‘in Grass Valley. The pall ‘bearers were: W J. Watson, Joseph O'Neil, Tony Rore, T. Rundy and Baptiste Toccalini. Deceased was well known through out Nevada county having hundreds of friends made during his long life as an active citizen of the county. He was of pioneer stock being ,the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coughlan, of the Allison Ranch section. Throughout his* life Mr. Coughlan had been a highly’ respected citizen of Nevada City. At the age of fourteen he began earning his own in the mines and later worked for the Nevada County Narrow Gauge railway company and continued in its employ until his retirement in 1931 at which time he had been with the company for 49 years. At the time of his retirement he was engineer for the company. Mr. Coughlan was very active in Nevada City civic affairs and was always helpful in those things which were for the betterment of the community. His late wife was the former Miss Kitty Clancy whom he married more than forty years ago. He worked Surviving are two sons, Miles D. Coughlan of Nevada City, Cecil Coughlan of Auburn, both men court reporters for their respective counties, and two sisters, Miss Mary Coughlan of Grass Valley and Mrs. Annie Hamilton of San Francisco. Mr. Coughlan was a member of Nevada City Lodge B: P. 0. BE. No. 518. Saturday to engage the Hillmen in . first league encounter of the . With five returning veter-' As yet untried . meet at the home of Laura Price to . this year*Coach Barron’s boys will mM ye 147 . Mack Burgan, quarterback, Cart-. Doolittle, right guard, Hoot Rick-:! Valley . this . show for their many friends and cus. air, . produces . . purely . performance he has shown in most . morning at his home on Long street. . The services ware held in the Hol-. way and help support the family. . Persona! . Miss Clara Glass eehaned to her home in San Francisco Sunday after spending her vacation in Nevada City with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. BE. Martin. T. V. Slankard was in Nevada City this week to purchase materials to build a fireplace and make seyeral changes in his home at San . Juan. He will also paint the house 'making another attractive home for the ‘little city. Miss Margaret Smittcamp returned to her home in Kerman a few days ago to resume her studies in high school. She has spent the summer in Nevada City with her grandmother, Mrs. George Downey. An election of officers was held by Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., in . Pythian Castle last evening. Beryl Robinson has installed a . grease rack to grease cars at his ser. vice station on Sacramento street. Another group of beautiful pic‘tures are on display in the Bret Harte Cigar store in Nevada City, ‘and creating a lot of interest. Besides views of the bay bridge, Boulder dam, and Yellowstone National Park, there are some of the finest views ever taken of Yosemite Park. an airplane. ‘Mrs. Laura McNulty and son, Oliver McNulty, and wife of San Jacinto arrived in Nevada-City Monday and made a two day visit with position roof placed on his large three story house at the corner of Pine and Spring streets in this city. Much of the lumber to construct this well preserved fine old came from a pioneer . in this city. Simple Economics “The fundamental principles of government finance are exactly the same common-sense principles that . we follow in the handling of our own family finances. So long ‘as our . government follows these principles cur people will prosper. But if our . government disregards these principles, it squanders our resources and destroys the public credit.”— . Alf M. Landon. . "SPARK { Patented il Heater Designed Especially fer Heating W estern Homes Spark is the only oil heater designed especially to meet Wesiern heaiing probiems, It gives you healthful, circulating heat, plus the instant warmth and cozy glow of direct, radiant heat. Come in and let us demonstrate how Spark is built especially to meet Western conditions. In* two beautiful finishes: Full porcelain enamel Seal Grain finish, and baked enamel, Crystolac finish. $39.50 AND UP SNYDER RADIOELECTRIC SHOP 122 MILL ST., Some of the latter were taken from eat and Mrs. P. E. Marshall. Mrs. Laura MeNulty is the mother of <A. A. McNulty, former Nevada City resident, now employed by the Nickle Copper Company in New York City. Mrs. Ruby Miller of this city . spent Wednesday in Alleghany on) business. E. T. R. Powell is having a combuilding , Baptist church ; . oe selene te ete eet Frome Mumnt Sarai peppers. One cup credm or cup evaporated milk. One teaspoon salt, pepper to taste. Boil spaghetti in salted water until soft, drain well. Peel and slice the egg plant and tomatoes Make layers in a baking dish. of egg plant, tomatoes, spaghetti, cheese and pepper and salt. Repeat until all ingredients are used. Pour cream or the milk over top and bake in moderate oven about one and a half hours, Fe a Sa aa a a eae ic a deine nities teeny ‘ ete +45 * eo A vegetable ‘dish that serves for the’ main dish of a lunch or dinner helps in keeping down the meat bill besides giving a pleasing variety to the regular menu. “Egg Plant a la Creole” is a delictous fall luncheon dish, : three-fourths ‘Egg Plant a la Creole One cup spaghetti. One medinm sized egg plant. Four tomatoes. One-half cup grated cheese, One tablespoon butter, One-half cup finely sliced green jlevada Theatre FRIDAY DESERT PHANTOM “There is death, black death min the darkness where a a great Western. spectral figure glides.’’ It’s Johnny Mack Brown gives this drama lighning action amid the roar of guns. ' SATURDAY GRAND JURYMob rule has gone too far. Grand Old Man strikes back at rat control. Fred doesn’t pay in ‘this man’s town.” Stone in this role shows that ‘‘crime SUNDAY AND MONDAY How the secret crime wa ee BULLETS OR BALLOTSsyndicate robs the people of more money than’ is in the National Treasury, and how the G-Men clean ’em out. It is a thrilling tense story. — es For Bridge Parties We are specialists in providing novelties in all manner of ice cream cakes, sundaes ready to serve, molded ice creams forms in_ hearts, clubs, diamonds and spades —and delicious beverages. We have helpful suggestions for ALL HOSTESSES and especially cater to their needs THE BLUE BIRD 110 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 52 ONE THIRD THE COST OF SAVE THE EXCLUSIVE HEAT MULTIPLIER DOES IT Careful tests of several FUEL makes of oil burning stoves in operation have proved conclusively that the Spir-O-Flame Heat Multiplier saves at least one-third the cost of fuel while heating a_ house more quickly, more evenly and more comfortably 50% MORE RADIATING CAPACITY 50% MORE CIRCULATING CAPACITY THE VENT-A-DUCT FLUE PLUS THE SPIRAL FLAME GIVES MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY. —Come In and Investigate— Phone Your Fuel Oil Orders to Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 Phone 88 Nugget Ads Get Results

PAGE EIC AT : NEVADA CITY NUGGET m ee! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. ee Be a eR RS Guardian Association g Miss Zoe Prodenutcr, Ahdenah tertain Camp Fire of the Nevada members Association of Grass Valley at her street Monday evening. eation. of Yollani. Association in Friday night. The district Camp Fire Guardians members. ee ee SOCIAL EVEN TS. Girls, hom ‘this association is Nesika. the first meeting since summer vaed of Placer and Nevada Association “HH a e's Hee eae Zoe Tredennick to Entertain uardian of . will enGuardians City @-0n and Clay The name of This, is Several of the members are planning to attend the district meeting Roseville, is composCounty + eh aR a FOS re efeete nye < 7 ‘a ate feo} 0% * “nM este techie Miss Mary Martz of Andenate . Group of Camp Fire Girls is prepar. ing to organize a Blue ‘Bird group to vork for her Torch Bearers, the ox organization. Girls . from six to ten years may enter this sroup. Miss Martz will be in direct under the supervision of Zoe Tredennick. Girls will be Guardian Ahdenah Camp Fire will night. The girls are working for the rank of Fire. Maker. Mr, and Mrs. L. Miller and two daughters of San Juan have moved to Nevada City to reside and send their children to ‘school. here, a season and frocks for the that demands much in the way of Smart, Clean Clothes. Business suits and overcoats for men, suits, GOOD NEWS ae new fall season is cloaks ladies. Let us clean and press them for you by the newest tnethod, the Zoric, that leaves them odorless, thin gasoline film, and brings them to you spick, span, like they were when new. CRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY 1GaRASS VALLEY — PHONE with no AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET ; . 108 . a Thru the Knot Hole ' _ A Glimpse of Building Activity ‘SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. No, 44. of warm weather these last few days but don’t} Pieaty is to look —at roofs and see they are in tion for the winter. Shinglers are busy in all parts of the your community replacing old wooden roofs that have done good service’ for years, with new wood shingles or with -the brighter composition’ shingles. We carry a good stock of either type and will be ee glad to let you know how much forget that the rains are liable to get us. almost any time now. Good advice that } condi. . your job . for materials. ask us if we can . help you. We have . Notice Bob Steger? several slants on } has the frame up on . tire new home for. are not so general. Mr. and Mrs. How-/ly known and may . ; ard Penrose, ibe a@ble to help you . —— work out your probi Plastering on the} lem. 'Elementary School . Sense ' jis going on very} There was_a young . . rapidly with Plas. ee : . tering Contractor . de ascsicap i Jim Patt from San . Ginter, f . Franecisco and his. . Who married a man gang of plasterers. in winter; Lime plaster is bee The man‘s name ing used on this! ‘ was Wood, school job. If you are trying; The Woods have a to. figure out financ: Ls will cost;ing on a new home home financing that And now—as they should little splinter. “THE Phones 4 NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER Oscar J. Odegaard, COMPANY FULL SERVICE YARD" Manager 98-499. Nevada City WATCH REPAIRS ALL WATCH REPAIRING IS DONE RIGHT IN OUR STORE. BY AN EXPERT OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED . ONLY GENUINE NEW MATERIAL IS USED. : OUR. PRICES ARE REASONABLE. GLADLY GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE ESTIMATES highest rank in the Camp Fire Girls! ranging in ages; charge of the Blue Birds, but “they. “{ YELLOWJACKETS ' TOPLAY AUBURN GRID NEXT SAT. Yellowjackets to Auburn . . \ / The Nevada City football sauad will go their ; season. ans from last years champions B team Coach Barron will field a fast and aggressive eleven against Plac. er’s veteran team. . face the same eleven that was beaten 7-6 by last year’s B champions. The squad has been practicing since September 9, and will be in good (condition with a backfield pounds and the line 151 pounds. he starting lineup will be: ; er. John Harding, right half, Joyal, Bill. Allan Widauf, left half, . Lotz, Herst. Phil Joyal, fullback, Cartoscelli, Tony. Todd Bonner, left end, Pingree. Kennedy, left guard, Clarck. Bennett, left tackle, Angove. Tobiassen, center, Proctor. ard. Perez, right tackle, Kron. Jones, right end, Englebright. MYSTERY SHOW AT MEMORIAL HALT NEXT TUES. night of magic mystery, ey to rpoduce c chills .and hilarity, is in store for those who-.attend the free show to be. presented at the Veterans Memorial auditorium on September 29, Tuesday night. The Chain Stores of Gr: and Nevada City are presenting and ISS tomers. Francisco, Master Magician, who makes birds vanish into thin climbs in and out of locked trunks. with great dexterity and “spifit’’ demonstrations by natural will tbe the starred performer, In bringing his elaborate show to this city he will present the same means, of the large cities of America. Being sponsored by the local} chain stores, there will be no admission charge, tickets being’ given by the various chain stores in the city, up to the capacity of the auditorium. Children must be accompanied by! adults. Cash door prizes of $50, $25, and $10 will be awarded. LAST RITES HELD FOR LATE DANIES. COUGHLAN Fuuersi services were held yesterday morning at ten o’clock for the late Jeremiah Daniel Coughlan who passed away while asleep Tuesday

mbs Funeral Home with Rev. Father P. J. O’Reilly officiating. Inter. ment was in the Catholic cemetery ‘in Grass Valley. The pall ‘bearers were: W J. Watson, Joseph O'Neil, Tony Rore, T. Rundy and Baptiste Toccalini. Deceased was well known through out Nevada county having hundreds of friends made during his long life as an active citizen of the county. He was of pioneer stock being ,the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coughlan, of the Allison Ranch section. Throughout his* life Mr. Coughlan had been a highly’ respected citizen of Nevada City. At the age of fourteen he began earning his own in the mines and later worked for the Nevada County Narrow Gauge railway company and continued in its employ until his retirement in 1931 at which time he had been with the company for 49 years. At the time of his retirement he was engineer for the company. Mr. Coughlan was very active in Nevada City civic affairs and was always helpful in those things which were for the betterment of the community. His late wife was the former Miss Kitty Clancy whom he married more than forty years ago. He worked Surviving are two sons, Miles D. Coughlan of Nevada City, Cecil Coughlan of Auburn, both men court reporters for their respective counties, and two sisters, Miss Mary Coughlan of Grass Valley and Mrs. Annie Hamilton of San Francisco. Mr. Coughlan was a member of Nevada City Lodge B: P. 0. BE. No. 518. Saturday to engage the Hillmen in . first league encounter of the . With five returning veter-' As yet untried . meet at the home of Laura Price to . this year*Coach Barron’s boys will mM ye 147 . Mack Burgan, quarterback, Cart-. Doolittle, right guard, Hoot Rick-:! Valley . this . show for their many friends and cus. air, . produces . . purely . performance he has shown in most . morning at his home on Long street. . The services ware held in the Hol-. way and help support the family. . Persona! . Miss Clara Glass eehaned to her home in San Francisco Sunday after spending her vacation in Nevada City with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. BE. Martin. T. V. Slankard was in Nevada City this week to purchase materials to build a fireplace and make seyeral changes in his home at San . Juan. He will also paint the house 'making another attractive home for the ‘little city. Miss Margaret Smittcamp returned to her home in Kerman a few days ago to resume her studies in high school. She has spent the summer in Nevada City with her grandmother, Mrs. George Downey. An election of officers was held by Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., in . Pythian Castle last evening. Beryl Robinson has installed a . grease rack to grease cars at his ser. vice station on Sacramento street. Another group of beautiful pic‘tures are on display in the Bret Harte Cigar store in Nevada City, ‘and creating a lot of interest. Besides views of the bay bridge, Boulder dam, and Yellowstone National Park, there are some of the finest views ever taken of Yosemite Park. an airplane. ‘Mrs. Laura McNulty and son, Oliver McNulty, and wife of San Jacinto arrived in Nevada-City Monday and made a two day visit with position roof placed on his large three story house at the corner of Pine and Spring streets in this city. Much of the lumber to construct this well preserved fine old came from a pioneer . in this city. Simple Economics “The fundamental principles of government finance are exactly the same common-sense principles that . we follow in the handling of our own family finances. So long ‘as our . government follows these principles cur people will prosper. But if our . government disregards these principles, it squanders our resources and destroys the public credit.”— . Alf M. Landon. . "SPARK { Patented il Heater Designed Especially fer Heating W estern Homes Spark is the only oil heater designed especially to meet Wesiern heaiing probiems, It gives you healthful, circulating heat, plus the instant warmth and cozy glow of direct, radiant heat. Come in and let us demonstrate how Spark is built especially to meet Western conditions. In* two beautiful finishes: Full porcelain enamel Seal Grain finish, and baked enamel, Crystolac finish. $39.50 AND UP SNYDER RADIOELECTRIC SHOP 122 MILL ST., Some of the latter were taken from eat and Mrs. P. E. Marshall. Mrs. Laura MeNulty is the mother of <A. A. McNulty, former Nevada City resident, now employed by the Nickle Copper Company in New York City. Mrs. Ruby Miller of this city . spent Wednesday in Alleghany on) business. E. T. R. Powell is having a combuilding , Baptist church ; . oe selene te ete eet Frome Mumnt Sarai peppers. One cup credm or cup evaporated milk. One teaspoon salt, pepper to taste. Boil spaghetti in salted water until soft, drain well. Peel and slice the egg plant and tomatoes Make layers in a baking dish. of egg plant, tomatoes, spaghetti, cheese and pepper and salt. Repeat until all ingredients are used. Pour cream or the milk over top and bake in moderate oven about one and a half hours, Fe a Sa aa a a eae ic a deine nities teeny ‘ ete +45 * eo A vegetable ‘dish that serves for the’ main dish of a lunch or dinner helps in keeping down the meat bill besides giving a pleasing variety to the regular menu. “Egg Plant a la Creole” is a delictous fall luncheon dish, : three-fourths ‘Egg Plant a la Creole One cup spaghetti. One medinm sized egg plant. Four tomatoes. One-half cup grated cheese, One tablespoon butter, One-half cup finely sliced green jlevada Theatre FRIDAY DESERT PHANTOM “There is death, black death min the darkness where a a great Western. spectral figure glides.’’ It’s Johnny Mack Brown gives this drama lighning action amid the roar of guns. ' SATURDAY GRAND JURYMob rule has gone too far. Grand Old Man strikes back at rat control. Fred doesn’t pay in ‘this man’s town.” Stone in this role shows that ‘‘crime SUNDAY AND MONDAY How the secret crime wa ee BULLETS OR BALLOTSsyndicate robs the people of more money than’ is in the National Treasury, and how the G-Men clean ’em out. It is a thrilling tense story. — es For Bridge Parties We are specialists in providing novelties in all manner of ice cream cakes, sundaes ready to serve, molded ice creams forms in_ hearts, clubs, diamonds and spades —and delicious beverages. We have helpful suggestions for ALL HOSTESSES and especially cater to their needs THE BLUE BIRD 110 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 52 ONE THIRD THE COST OF SAVE THE EXCLUSIVE HEAT MULTIPLIER DOES IT Careful tests of several FUEL makes of oil burning stoves in operation have proved conclusively that the Spir-O-Flame Heat Multiplier saves at least one-third the cost of fuel while heating a_ house more quickly, more evenly and more comfortably 50% MORE RADIATING CAPACITY 50% MORE CIRCULATING CAPACITY THE VENT-A-DUCT FLUE PLUS THE SPIRAL FLAME GIVES MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY. —Come In and Investigate— Phone Your Fuel Oil Orders to Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 Phone 88 Nugget Ads Get Results