September 27, 1935 (6 pages)

, THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1935 GREEN’S FUR STORE 1016 KAY ST. e SACRAMENTO 25th Anniversary SALE OF FURS Celebrating our 25th birthday during October with sap greatest fur values ever offered .a style show . ’ as priceless fur exhibit. _Come now and select from poe: finest furs the market affords at prices that are % to 50% less! 2 to 3 Years to Pay! 100° and three ke two years to pay amounts over $ paar to pay amounts over $500—with no interest to pay. A deposit will hold any fur. Storage--Repairs Free Cold storage in our modern storage plant free for the life of the fur—repairs free for one year. Fashion Show--Fur Exhibit Ladies of the Charity league will model these luxurious furs from 1-to 5 P. M. daily the first week of October. 25th Anniversary Souvenirs to every lady visiting our store during October ——y SSE Sa ad Cee Ea SNS bts os xt ee ee Oe ee wt teste ste stecte he steste te stestast teste seesoieis “ob oheheliok delete feieiieloke feeieieleslolesietiote eerie deities a 4 YOUR COMMUNITY’S BUSINESS FIRMS wer Seriate tints feet feats sheofehrfertok Beteferteatestetes’ te o 7 “ss ra +, he Me ahe ah Yeste chaste stinks stash Be he a a aOR. Sg ON Sli Sie Se Sie ie Pte steaks sfeote shestesteatestert: In the, past few. issues of this col-, tion of Nevada County that whatever umn of ‘Know _ Business Firms’ we have told you . nish flowers of a ‘variety that comYour Communities! the oecasion may, be they can furabout this and that firm. Who, Why} pares with the florist of larger citand Where. Why it is good business . ies. ' to do your shopping at home. . In the matter of special designs want to / tell you about a firm who has satis. other ‘special occasions this firm has In this brief article we for weddings, lodges, banquets and fied the mosi. exacuung demands of . been called upon to do the work, qual-. and. in each case they point with . pride to a satisfactory job. Funeral work is.a specialty of Osthose who appreciate service, ity and right prices. Osborn Flower Shop, located 118 . ‘home but to the ' taste . ; Son, ‘ jal designs wanted. Potted plants sand flowers of a lend charm nat ony to .he hostess at her bridge and social party, these can all be had in a ‘great variety of . prices .and color. Florist Shop is in every well organized con¥Ymunity of refinement and and in this respect Osborn’s Flower Shop has filled the needs and The modern deed an asset to ' wants of the Twin Cities. Flowers and potted ‘plans make ; excellent gifts any time of the seaespecially are they most appropriate for birthdays. wedding anniversaries, parties and a host of other occasions. Mrs. H. C. Osborn and manager of this shop and is a)ways glad to be of service: Glad to the all is the owner concerning flowers give information proper selection of for occasions. When it comes to any and every ‘hing in Flowers and Potted Plants, special cut designs, in fact everything and anything to up to the florist shop you will find at Osborn’s. you expect find in an minute CIS ON Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed. Rose are preparing to move into the remodeled and renovated apartment over the Fashion Shoppe on Saturday. Mr. J. Rude of Oakland is spending few days Nevada City. Miss .Mayetie Ragon returned home Monday after a most enjoyable a sister in Lodi, tose a in time spent visiting and other relatives. in She attended the Lodi grape festival Sacramento. while away. M. Ivan ‘Dow day from’ a business trip of several Francisco. James Brown returned Wednes-. days in San ! Mr. and Mrs. the upper camp at the Spanish mine { from . Carpenter street, Grass Valley has! born’s, who have taken care of the proven to the residents of this secmost minute detail orders for spec. “With this . Ring -j . [Thee Wed” } ‘ Many young brides of our community will hear those words this season. And hundreds of gifts will be sent to them. . each one priceless because of the sentiment behind it. Make sure that yours is a quality wedding gift . worthy of the happy. thoughts that prompted its choice. : « Our selection of wedding gifts ranges from intimate jewelry pieces for the bride to useful and decorative ornaments for the home. Srecial gifts, too, for the men in the party including smart new wrist watches in natural yellow gold. Why not come in and shop around? Benefit by our long experience in the selection of fine gifts. *, teste ste testetertert Se ste te tees fests stesteaks (te ate tents sks ote ste ote ste ote okeote sfesfe stesterte ertesfertenleriery fe eolotetetotoioiviivieieleieiei ie GROCERIES 10c 25c SCOURING HANDI-ROLLS LA PALOMA SOAP 10 Bars ‘QUAKER OATS 2 Packages S & W BEETS 214 Poung Can DODGE VEGETABLE SALAD TYLER COFFEE § & W PRUNES Mieidloinidieleteies % re +, ' SCOT TISSUE . Wee ee oe ee : GOLDEN ISLAND SYRUP Quert eb J. re a Free Delivery te Hie 5 ae . street j; attending the university. Residents : were Nevada City visitors Wednes-' day. ; Fourteen Cub. Seouts their Cub Master Clifford on Wednesday afternoon in the old’ this city owned by . Ted Foreman met with Merriam j in i. Stanley taken in as new members. Traffic Officer William C. is confined to his home on Boulder ! with a severe cold. : Miss Mamie Fenton was called tu! Oakland, for the second time, with. in the last few days, on account of . the critical illness of her mother. ! pioneer of the French Corral trict, now residing in the bay city. ‘Mrs. Will C. Buffington: has. returned from a week end stay in Red ding with her sister, Mrs. T. O. Meground G. & and camp the P. ourney company. Sig-. Were, Fouyer j ; Daniel, who has been quite ill. Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred Heether of! Camptonville were Nevada City vis! itors Wednesday. i Miss Earline Sutton returned Tuesday from a two weeks stay in: ou Franéisco. Warden Earl turned to his home in Tuesday. He suffered ptomaine poisoning two weeks ago} and has been quite seriously ill in the Highland hospital in Auburn. At present he is under the care of Dr. B. W. Hummelt of this city. Mr. Hiscox and assistants have spent the last six weeks or two months planting many thousands of fish in the lakes and streams of Nevada and Placer counties’ and it was while working in the latter county that he was taken ill. : Mrs. Ralph Morgan, also known as Miss Harris, nurse, was operated on Wednesday at the Nevada City Sanitarium by Dr. B. W. Hummelt, for an abdominal condition, She is doing nicely. Charles Bennetts and Frank Wright returned Wednesday from a vacation spent near Downieville. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Flynn of this city returned Tuesday from a most enjoyable vacation spent in Oakland and Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davies have had the following house guests’ over the past week end: Mr. Davies mother and sister, Mrs. Ann Davies and Miss Martha Davies, of Marysville, and Mrs. Ella Onstott of Yuba City; Mrs. Davies’ two cousins, Dr. R. C. Locey and L, L. Locey and Mr. A. A. Startrand, all of San Francisco. The latter group enjoyed a deer hunt in the high Sierras. Harry Davey, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Davey of Prospect Hill is living at the International House in Berkeley during this year while . San Game Hiscox re-; Nevada City j an attack of! of International House comprise a selected group of students from every country in the world and it i: an education in itself to live with’ such a group. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mrs. C. E. Parsons will Reno today. Mrs. Annette Stephens and her! mother Mrs. Elder and Mrs. LaPori, ! all of Sacramento : were epecial guests of Cedar Crest .Grove at the . meéctiung Wedaesday night. and to! Roddy motor Se Meiiattetotetietetetotetet 4 q _ DELICATESSEN SHOP Mrs. Lena Beck, of Berkeley companied her daughter, Mrs. C. V. acWaish and Mr. Walsh to Nevada City . § last Tuesday. While here they visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth . former friends. Mis. Beck was here last spring looking for an hotel. '@ NOW IN PROGRESS— BREUNER’S 73TH ANNIVERSARY Heic’s the BIG SALE of the year! Come to BREUNER’S now. buy the furnishings you have becn wanting—-at low Anniversary prices! While here this time.she rented the. i place formely occupied by the Coffee Cup from Mr. RichardHaddy and will conduct a delicatessen shop. ; CCTO PROPERTY Messrs. R. E. Noble and Warren business men of Reseville, were Ne vada City visitors Wednesday. Both men are interested in the Octo gravel, property adjoining the You Gravel mine at You Bet, east of: Ne. vada City, and are promotine it. Some work has been done and plan: are to development a: soon as possible. start. active Bet ! ft was learned Thursday that Mr and Mrs. William F. Roddy, of Hillrod apartments on Main stree in Nevada City, are fine home built near the of Mr. and Mrs. J. Town. Talk ridge on Valley road, owner having a beautiful Osborne or! old K. the Gras: Mr. the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mugcardini, on Clay street in this city, is quite seriously ill. The man has of friends here who wish him-an early Henwood, who is at wife's Larsou young a host recovery. Mrs. Joseph Day returned Wednesday from French Corral where she has been caring for her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Swazey, has been quite ill. Mrs. Day's little grandson returned with her to stay for a few days visit. who NUGGET ADS PAY home '§ BRE 6th and K Streets vevada Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY j Fox Wilm’s latest laugh riot featuring Jane Withers and Jackie Cearl, Jane as the lovable tenement apie tomboy and Jackie as the pampered son of a Park ive nue family. Jane will win your heart completely as a lovable ee wao brings « high hat family down to earth. See the kid OoOmMmedqdians! SUNDAY WELCOME HOME A.Fox Comedy with Richard st. A Foster, Arline Judge, Raymond Walburn with a_ long, strong A funny comedy all moving with the gala tune of a small -own homecoming celebration. Then enters a trio of sharp shooting financial promoters who have an easy manner of abstracting money from the suckers, One of them forgets business and goes romantic over “Gorgeous”. The other two get in a jam with the townsfolks. : TO JAIL OR OUT OF TOWN which was suspended provided James McLoughlin was arrested in . leave this city at once and not Nevada City on a vagraney charze by turn during that time. Chief of Police Garfieid Robson aud his case came up before Judge Walter . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parsons will Mobley yesterday afternoon. He was! make a business trip to Sacramente given a six months jail sentence, ! tomorrow. dis-* fe) YUBA CITY ° Ww WOODLAND © WINTERS. ° FAIRFIELD ° RIO VISTA 9 ISLETON ENTIRE SECO? OROVILLE NEVADA CITY ° COLFAX ° TRADE UPSTAIRS AND 10 At 624 K St., Sacramento, the entire second floor contains one of the finest showings of men’s clothing in the Mother Lode district LAKE TAHOE HEATLAND ° AUBURN ° ROSEVILLE CEORGETOWN O PLACERVILLE SACRAMENTO ELK GROVE Save $10 on Your New . Suit and Overcoat Men! It’s worth coming miles to see the hundreds of new garments which fill this store. No need to pay high prices to get fine clothing. F &C has become the largest upstairs clothiers in the world only through value giving. We guarantee satisfaction or money back. $25 CLOTHES $30 CLOTHES $35 CLOTHES “15 *20 +25 You’ll find every new woolen. every new style, pattern and shade. We save on low upstairs rentals. have no credit losses. buy in huge quantities for all our stores. That’s why we can truthfully say. TRADE UPSTAIRS & SAVE $10. COMPARE! ’

, THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1935 GREEN’S FUR STORE 1016 KAY ST. e SACRAMENTO 25th Anniversary SALE OF FURS Celebrating our 25th birthday during October with sap greatest fur values ever offered ..a style show . ’ as priceless fur exhibit. _Come now and select from poe: finest furs the market affords at prices that are % to 50% less! 2 to 3 Years to Pay! 100° and three ke two years to pay amounts over $ paar to pay amounts over $500—with no interest to pay. A deposit will hold any fur. Storage--Repairs Free Cold storage in our modern storage plant free for the life of the fur—repairs free for one year. Fashion Show--Fur Exhibit Ladies of the Charity league will model these luxurious furs from 1-to 5 P. M. daily the first week of October. 25th Anniversary Souvenirs to every lady visiting our store during October ——y SSE Sa ad Cee Ea SNS bts os xt ee ee Oe ee wt teste ste stecte he steste te stestast teste seesoieis “ob oheheliok delete feieiieloke feeieieleslolesietiote eerie deities a 4 YOUR COMMUNITY’S BUSINESS FIRMS wer Seriate tints feet feats sheofehrfertok Beteferteatestetes’ te o 7 “ss ra +, he Me ahe ah Yeste chaste stinks stash Be he a a aOR. Sg ON Sli Sie Se Sie ie Pte steaks sfeote shestesteatestert: In the, past few. issues of this col-, tion of Nevada County that whatever umn of ‘Know _ Business Firms’ we have told you . nish flowers of a ‘variety that comYour Communities! the oecasion may, be they can furabout this and that firm. Who, Why} pares with the florist of larger citand Where. Why it is good business . ies. ' to do your shopping at home. . In the matter of special designs want to / tell you about a firm who has satis. other ‘special occasions this firm has In this brief article we for weddings, lodges, banquets and fied the mosi. exacuung demands of . been called upon to do the work, qual-. and. in each case they point with . pride to a satisfactory job. Funeral work is.a specialty of Osthose who appreciate service, ity and right prices. Osborn Flower Shop, located 118 . ‘home but to the ' taste . ; Son, ‘ jal designs wanted. Potted plants sand flowers of a lend charm nat ony to .he hostess at her bridge and social party, these can all be had in a ‘great variety of . prices .and color. Florist Shop is in every well organized con¥Ymunity of refinement and and in this respect Osborn’s Flower Shop has filled the needs and The modern deed an asset to ' wants of the Twin Cities. Flowers and potted ‘plans make ; excellent gifts any time of the seaespecially are they most appropriate for birthdays. wedding anniversaries, parties and a host of other occasions. Mrs. H. C. Osborn and manager of this shop and is a)ways glad to be of service: Glad to the all is the owner concerning flowers give information proper selection of for occasions. When it comes to any and every ‘hing in Flowers and Potted Plants, special cut designs, in fact everything and anything to up to the florist shop you will find at Osborn’s. you expect find in an minute CIS ON Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed. Rose are preparing to move into the remodeled and renovated apartment over the Fashion Shoppe on Saturday. Mr. J. Rude of Oakland is spending few days Nevada City. Miss .Mayetie Ragon returned home Monday after a most enjoyable a sister in Lodi, tose a in time spent visiting and other relatives. in She attended the Lodi grape festival Sacramento. while away. M. Ivan ‘Dow day from’ a business trip of several Francisco. James Brown returned Wednes-. days in San ! Mr. and Mrs. the upper camp at the Spanish mine { from . Carpenter street, Grass Valley has! born’s, who have taken care of the proven to the residents of this secmost minute detail orders for spec. “With this . Ring -j . [Thee Wed” } ‘ Many young brides of our community will hear those words this season. And hundreds of gifts will be sent to them.. . each one priceless because of the sentiment behind it. Make sure that yours is a quality wedding gift .. worthy of the happy. thoughts that prompted its choice. : « Our selection of wedding gifts ranges from intimate jewelry pieces for the bride to useful and decorative ornaments for the home. Srecial gifts, too, for the men in the party including smart new wrist watches in natural yellow gold. Why not come in and shop around? Benefit by our long experience in the selection of fine gifts. *, teste ste testetertert Se ste te tees fests stesteaks (te ate tents sks ote ste ote ste ote okeote sfesfe stesterte ertesfertenleriery fe eolotetetotoioiviivieieleieiei ie GROCERIES 10c 25c SCOURING HANDI-ROLLS LA PALOMA SOAP 10 Bars ‘QUAKER OATS 2 Packages S & W BEETS 214 Poung Can DODGE VEGETABLE SALAD TYLER COFFEE § & W PRUNES Mieidloinidieleteies % re +, ' SCOT TISSUE . Wee ee oe ee : GOLDEN ISLAND SYRUP Quert eb J. re a Free Delivery te Hie 5 ae . street j; attending the university. Residents : were Nevada City visitors Wednes-' day. ; Fourteen Cub. Seouts their Cub Master Clifford on Wednesday afternoon in the old’ this city owned by . Ted Foreman met with Merriam j in i. Stanley taken in as new members. Traffic Officer William C. is confined to his home on Boulder ! with a severe cold. : Miss Mamie Fenton was called tu! Oakland, for the second time, with. in the last few days, on account of . the critical illness of her mother. ! pioneer of the French Corral trict, now residing in the bay city. ‘Mrs. Will C. Buffington: has. returned from a week end stay in Red ding with her sister, Mrs. T. O. Meground G. & and camp the P. ourney company. Sig-. Were, Fouyer j ; Daniel, who has been quite ill. Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred Heether of! Camptonville were Nevada City vis! itors Wednesday. i Miss Earline Sutton returned Tuesday from a two weeks stay in: ou Franéisco. Warden Earl turned to his home in Tuesday. He suffered

ptomaine poisoning two weeks ago} and has been quite seriously ill in the Highland hospital in Auburn. At present he is under the care of Dr. B. W. Hummelt of this city. Mr. Hiscox and assistants have spent the last six weeks or two months planting many thousands of fish in the lakes and streams of Nevada and Placer counties’ and it was while working in the latter county that he was taken ill. : Mrs. Ralph Morgan, also known as Miss Harris, nurse, was operated on Wednesday at the Nevada City Sanitarium by Dr. B. W. Hummelt, for an abdominal condition, She is doing nicely. Charles Bennetts and Frank Wright returned Wednesday from a vacation spent near Downieville. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Flynn of this city returned Tuesday from a most enjoyable vacation spent in Oakland and Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davies have had the following house guests’ over the past week end: Mr. Davies mother and sister, Mrs. Ann Davies and Miss Martha Davies, of Marysville, and Mrs. Ella Onstott of Yuba City; Mrs. Davies’ two cousins, Dr. R. C. Locey and L, L. Locey and Mr. A. A. Startrand, all of San Francisco. The latter group enjoyed a deer hunt in the high Sierras. Harry Davey, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Davey of Prospect Hill is living at the International House in Berkeley during this year while . San Game Hiscox re-; Nevada City j an attack of! of International House comprise a selected group of students from every country in the world and it i: an education in itself to live with’ such a group. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mrs. C. E. Parsons will Reno today. Mrs. Annette Stephens and her! mother Mrs. Elder and Mrs. LaPori, ! all of Sacramento : were epecial guests of Cedar Crest .Grove at the . meéctiung Wedaesday night. and to! Roddy motor Se Meiiattetotetietetetotetet 4 q _ DELICATESSEN SHOP Mrs. Lena Beck, of Berkeley companied her daughter, Mrs. C. V. acWaish and Mr. Walsh to Nevada City . § last Tuesday. While here they visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth . former friends. Mis. Beck was here last spring looking for an hotel. '@ NOW IN PROGRESS— BREUNER’S 73TH ANNIVERSARY Heic’s the BIG SALE of the year! Come to BREUNER’S now.. buy the furnishings you have becn wanting—-at low Anniversary prices! While here this time.she rented the. i place formely occupied by the Coffee Cup from Mr. RichardHaddy and will conduct a delicatessen shop. ; CCTO PROPERTY Messrs. R. E. Noble and Warren business men of Reseville, were Ne vada City visitors Wednesday. Both men are interested in the Octo gravel, property adjoining the You Gravel mine at You Bet, east of: Ne. vada City, and are promotine it. Some work has been done and plan: are to development a: soon as possible. start. active Bet ! ft was learned Thursday that Mr and Mrs. William F. Roddy, of Hillrod apartments on Main stree in Nevada City, are fine home built near the of Mr. and Mrs. J. Town. Talk ridge on Valley road, owner having a beautiful Osborne or! old K. the Gras: Mr. the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mugcardini, on Clay street in this city, is quite seriously ill. The man has of friends here who wish him-an early Henwood, who is at wife's Larsou young a host recovery. Mrs. Joseph Day returned Wednesday from French Corral where she has been caring for her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Swazey, has been quite ill. Mrs. Day's little grandson returned with her to stay for a few days visit. who NUGGET ADS PAY home '§ BRE 6th and K Streets vevada Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY j Fox Wilm’s latest laugh riot featuring Jane Withers and Jackie Cearl, Jane as the lovable tenement apie tomboy and Jackie as the pampered son of a Park ive nue family. Jane will win your heart completely as a lovable ee wao brings « high hat family down to earth. See the kid OoOmMmedqdians! SUNDAY WELCOME HOME A.Fox Comedy with Richard st. A Foster, Arline Judge, Raymond Walburn with a_ long, strong A funny comedy all moving with the gala tune of a small -own homecoming celebration. Then enters a trio of sharp shooting financial promoters who have an easy manner of abstracting money from the suckers, One of them forgets business and goes romantic over “Gorgeous”. The other two get in a jam with the townsfolks. : TO JAIL OR OUT OF TOWN which was suspended provided James McLoughlin was arrested in . leave this city at once and not Nevada City on a vagraney charze by turn during that time. Chief of Police Garfieid Robson aud his case came up before Judge Walter . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parsons will Mobley yesterday afternoon. He was! make a business trip to Sacramente given a six months jail sentence, ! tomorrow. dis-* fe) YUBA CITY ° Ww WOODLAND © WINTERS. ° FAIRFIELD ° RIO VISTA 9 ISLETON ENTIRE SECO? OROVILLE NEVADA CITY ° COLFAX ° TRADE UPSTAIRS AND 10 At 624 K St., Sacramento, the entire second floor contains one of the finest showings of men’s clothing in the Mother Lode district LAKE TAHOE HEATLAND ° AUBURN ° ROSEVILLE CEORGETOWN O PLACERVILLE SACRAMENTO ELK GROVE Save $10 on Your New . Suit and Overcoat Men! It’s worth coming miles to see the hundreds of new garments which fill this store. No need to pay high prices to get fine clothing. F &C has become the largest upstairs clothiers in the world only through value giving. We guarantee satisfaction or money back. $25 CLOTHES $30 CLOTHES $35 CLOTHES “15 *20 +25 You’ll find every new woolen.. every new style, pattern and shade. We save on low upstairs rentals.. have no credit losses.. buy in huge quantities for all our stores. That’s why we can truthfully say.. TRADE UPSTAIRS & SAVE $10. COMPARE! ’