January 6, 1948 (4 pages)

B ROADWA : Direction T. and D. Jr., Enterprises, Inc. TUESDAY ~ BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY SOXER Shirley Temple, Cary Grant and Myrna Loy & Pe ‘WEDNESDAY THURSDAY POSSESSED With Joan Crawford and Van Heflir er THE WIND» With Deanna Durbin and: Donald O’Connor : Also ROBIN HOOD OF TEXAS With Gene Autry J SUNDAY -MONDAY and TUESDAY STRANGER With Bing Crosby Barry Fitzgerald and Joan Caulfield —d v 4—Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1948 11-say the least. ~~ HUST WONDERIN’ I Wonder about titles now And those who proudly wear them, And those dear democratic: souls Who simply cannot bear them; Some titles are inherited And some are nobly won, Some speak of dim ancestral’fame — / And some deeds well done. If Shakespeare were alive today, he might find material for another play, titled, Much Ado About Nothing, in a recent social episode of no importance whatever. A social leader living in an eastern city gave a party. Among her guests, were a Countess and a young person of sternly democratic tendencies. The young person refused to recognize the ancestral title, the Countess was affronted and the hostess greatly distressed; indeed there was a tempest in a teapot and the case was taken to a radio court of appeals. Just three empty headed women who were not content until they had given their empty headedness nation wide publicity. : The young person should have been taken aside by an older and wiser soul and instructed in the art of social rage; the Coufitess should have ignored the discourtesy and the hdktess should have apologized to her guests and allowed the affair to be forgotten. Making an issue of a. young person's lack of form seems to indicate that those involved were quite childish, to’ __.Jitled personages who come from abroad to visit in America should, if they are worthy, be accorded the same degree of courtesy which titled Americans expect when traveling abroad. “‘No titles in America?” Not inherited titles, but we certainly do have titles. 2 ay \ e Advertisement by Joe Marsh From where I sit . _Thad’s Feet Hurt’ After a long, hard day’s work ‘on the farm, Thad’s idea of how to spend an evening is to take off his shoes, and relax with a mellow giass of beer. Andy’s Garden Tavern, Thad can relax with his glass of beer, and the missus can also chat with all the neighbors there. Each gets his (or her) own way, ‘ But his missus has other ideas. After being in the house all day, she’s all for walking to the village, if it’s only for a soda. Likes to-see people, catch the latest gossip. But Thad says, no, his feet hurt! Began to cause unpleasantness_—in Worked, too! In fact, now the missus likes an occasional temperate glass of beer herself. And Thad finds it’s pleasanter to enjoy his beer with good companions, rather than alone. In fact, his feet stopped hurting too! Thad’s home. Then Bi!l Webster comes up with an idea. If Thad takes the missus to Copyright, 1948, United States Brewers Foundation . lift) THE COST OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY Wi YOUR HOME gas conE DOWN “It takes a lot of shopping around today to find a pre-war bargain. Practically everything in the line of home necessities, for example, has climbed. steadily upward in price since 1939. However, there iis one exception.the cost of gas gYEAR OUT! Military titles, political titles, scientific titles, titles earned by long and arduous study in branches of research or academic study. Titles? We have ecclesiastical titles which no one refuses to honor, titles held by those who are outstanding in the world of sports and a huge array of strange, often wierd titles bestowed upon the great pooh bahs of our fraternal and secret organizations. Yes, in America, titles are not lacking, so if a little lady with an inherited title contacts us socially or otherwise, she is entitled to her garment of greatness and if we would be courteous, we will say, “how do you do,. Countess,” and. smile graciously as she responds, “how do you do.” I Wonder if Mr. Henry Wallace wil! continue to be a thorn in the flesh of both grand old parties all WANT ADS NUGGET Ads Bring Results , . . ‘TELEPHONE FOR THE BEST USED CAR BARGAIN cag aan BUY, sans ky TRADE vane aes With JIM” ERSKINE Erskine Automotive Electric . 401 East Main St., Grass Valley Telephone 474 Earn $31 for a 40 hour week at the start. Regular pay: increases : Apply The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company tt 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY WANTED—Good used cars. . : ri Highest prices paid. Drive in G. E. Golvin PLASTERING Box 771 — McCourtney Road Phone Grass Valley 101-J before 6 p. m. g with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 East Main St,, Grass Valley. tf REFRIGERATION and APPLIANCE. REPAIR Condit Electric Shop : 237. Commercial Street Phone 397-J Nevada City i HALF-PRICE SALE! vy . Wind euWeather Lotion regular $1 size ( ounces) now only 5 0+ $2 size .now $1 Economy carton (six $1 size dotties) $3 a carton, all prices NUS (ax ® Guards against chapping Harris DRUG STORE. {Charles P, Elliott, Prop. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO through this year 1948. Third parties never win in America, but they sometimes shift the balnce of power and bring about the downfall of favorite candidates. Mr. Wallace knows this and so do the followers of the donkey and the elephant. There will be much braying and trumpeting in the days to come and . predict that the presidential campaign from start to finish, will afford us no dull moments. ; J Uncle Silas says; ““While most of us are worrying about the high cost of living, a.small minority of Americans are concerned with the cost of high living.” : e Adeline Merriam Conner Pee ’ CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED A COMPLETE LINE of all types. SPECIAL—25 Ib. bag Cousins of fire extinguishers, fire hose, Meal $2.75. 25 Ib. bag Cousins etc. Recharging including CO2. Kibbled nts eee) flavors 1 oOo , in each bag. Nevada City Feed P LE. FIRE. and Fuel, 201 E. Spring Street, EQUIPMENT Co. Telephone Nevada City 562-J. 135 So. Church St., G. V. Ph. 1032 tf16 * ~ * ; ee ot Miacecien I SMR Gk Le rira » NATIONAL FAUST 82 ASSOCIATION SAVINGS California's Staicwide Bank * Condensed Statement of Condition, Decemler 31, 1947 RESQURCES : $ 743,28C,901.52 334,619,951.62 Cash in Vault and in Federal Reserve Bank . . Due from Banks ». . 2. Reserve for Interest, Waxtt 0G. 0 sg 20,441 ,424.98 TOTAL LIABILITIES. . $5,845,817,669.24 we. OTM OM. a es Mee { United States Government Obligations, direct and fully guaranteed. . . . . . . « « 1,775,524,606.99 State, County, and Municipal Bonds . . . . 290,481 884.01 Other Bonds and Securities . . . . . . .-s~e___98,216,014.85 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank. . . . . . . . ~~ 6,499,400.00 Loans and Discounts . . . . . . . . « « « 2%492,979,738.89 Accrued Interest and Accounts Receivable . 24,422,323.42 Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults 34,753,192.97 Other Real Estate Owned . 2. 5 2.2 0 st 67,341.82 Customers’ Liability on Account of : Letters of Credit, Acceptances, and Endorsed Bills . 44,322,810.41 Other Resources. gS ee ge 550,402.74el RESOURCES. . $5,845,817,669.24 ) e LIQBILITIES Capital eos, sacl fete, ated Yaga’ Tae . é ° $ 106,646,375.00 _ SUID es ce, 110,000,000.00 Undivided Profits. . . 40,525,935.63 Reserves. . 2. 6 64 1. -51B582.39 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS. . .. $ 261,690,893.02 ~ Reserve for possible Loan Losses . . . . . . . 37,046,609.29 : Demand . . . . $3,094,410,901.73 Denesits . coties oad Time. el npeadn 5,467,199,162.15 Liability for Letters of Credit and as Acceptor, — Endorser, or Maker on Acceptances and Foreign Bills 46,146,332.44 . Reserve for Interest Received in Advance. . 3; . 13,293,247.36 This statemént includes figures of the Bank's foreign officesMain Offices in Two Reserve Cities of California SAN FRANCISCO e LOS ANGELES r Branches throughout California, united for strength and seavite Foreign branches: Londen, Manila, Tokyo Telephone Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK MEMBER FEDERAL . RESERVE SysTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT QNSURANCE CORPORATION F. or the Ruler For the Littlest . A PANEL CRIB Solid head and foot panels. Drop side, nursery color finishes. Well made and braced. With or without innerspring mattress. A Value! i “re of the House! De Luxe ; CARRIAGES — . Rubber tires, waterproof adjustable sun visor, sturdy steel . springs, comfortable mattress, soft pillow. UN-TIP-ABLE Comfy High Chairs Legs wide spread to ‘prevent tipping, complete with back and seat cover. . For the Ruler of the House . Alpha also has a complete stock of Taylor-Tots, Play Pens and Pads in various . sizes . . Swings with or , without stands . Bath> inettes, and everything it ] takes to make hie or her . highness comfortable and happy. : _—_—@6 << = ame am gu gow in sort ieeneatierayaamnwasninntin HARDWARE i FAL pm aque hes poe << Ww A» iO ak Oh A eek ce oat =H 0 .

B ROADWA : Direction T. and D. Jr., Enterprises, Inc. TUESDAY ~ BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY SOXER Shirley Temple, Cary Grant and Myrna Loy & Pe ‘WEDNESDAY THURSDAY POSSESSED With Joan Crawford and Van Heflir er THE WIND» With Deanna Durbin and: Donald O’Connor : Also ROBIN HOOD OF TEXAS With Gene Autry J SUNDAY -MONDAY and TUESDAY STRANGER With Bing Crosby Barry Fitzgerald and Joan Caulfield —d v 4—Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1948 11-say the least. ~~ HUST WONDERIN’ I Wonder about titles now And those who proudly wear them, And those dear democratic: souls Who simply cannot bear them; Some titles are inherited And some are nobly won, Some speak of dim ancestral’fame — / And some deeds well done. If Shakespeare were alive today, he might find material for another play, titled, Much Ado About Nothing, in a recent social episode of no importance whatever. A social leader living in an eastern city gave a party. Among her guests, were a Countess and a young person of sternly democratic tendencies. The young person refused to recognize the ancestral title, the Countess was affronted and the hostess greatly distressed; indeed there was a tempest in a teapot and the case was taken to a radio court of appeals. Just three empty headed women who were not content until they had given their empty headedness nation wide publicity. : The young person should have been taken aside by an older and wiser soul and instructed in the art of social rage; the Coufitess should have ignored the discourtesy and the hdktess should have apologized to her guests and allowed the affair to be forgotten. Making an issue of a. young person's lack of form seems to indicate that those involved were quite childish, to’ __.Jitled personages who come from abroad to visit in America should, if they are worthy, be accorded the same degree of courtesy which titled Americans expect when traveling abroad. “‘No titles in America?” Not inherited titles, but we certainly do have titles. 2 ay \ e Advertisement by Joe Marsh From where I sit .. _Thad’s Feet Hurt’ After a long, hard day’s work ‘on the farm, Thad’s idea of how to spend an evening is to take off his shoes, and relax with a mellow giass of beer. Andy’s Garden Tavern, Thad can relax with his glass of beer, and the missus can also chat with all the neighbors there. Each gets his (or her) own way, ‘ But his missus has other ideas. After being in the house all day, she’s all for walking to the village, if it’s only for a soda. Likes to-see people, catch the latest gossip. But Thad says, no, his feet hurt! Began to cause unpleasantness_—in Worked, too! In fact, now the missus likes an occasional temperate glass of beer herself. And Thad finds it’s pleasanter to enjoy his beer with good companions, rather than alone. In fact, his feet stopped hurting too! Thad’s home. Then Bi!l Webster comes up with an idea. If Thad takes the missus to Copyright, 1948, United States Brewers Foundation . lift) THE COST OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY Wi YOUR HOME gas conE DOWN “It takes a lot of shopping around today to find a pre-war bargain. Practically everything in the line of home necessities, for example, has climbed. steadily upward in price since 1939. However, there iis one exception..the cost of gas gYEAR OUT! Military titles, political titles, scientific titles, titles earned by long and arduous study in branches of research or academic study. Titles? We have ecclesiastical titles which no one refuses to honor, titles held by those who are outstanding in the world of sports and a huge array of strange, often wierd titles bestowed upon the great pooh bahs of our fraternal and secret organizations. Yes, in America, titles are not lacking, so if a little lady with an inherited title contacts us socially or otherwise, she is entitled to her garment of greatness and if we would be courteous, we will say, “how do you do,. Countess,” and. smile graciously as she responds, “how do you do.” I Wonder if Mr. Henry Wallace wil! continue to be a thorn in the flesh of both grand old parties all WANT ADS NUGGET Ads Bring Results , . . ‘TELEPHONE FOR THE BEST USED CAR BARGAIN cag aan BUY, sans ky TRADE vane aes With JIM” ERSKINE Erskine Automotive Electric . 401 East Main St., Grass Valley Telephone 474 Earn $31 for a 40 hour week at the start. Regular pay: increases : Apply The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company tt 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY WANTED—Good used cars. . : ri Highest prices paid. Drive in G. E. Golvin PLASTERING Box 771 — McCourtney Road Phone Grass Valley 101-J before 6 p. m. g

with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 East Main St,, Grass Valley. tf REFRIGERATION and APPLIANCE. REPAIR Condit Electric Shop : 237. Commercial Street Phone 397-J Nevada City i HALF-PRICE SALE! vy . Wind euWeather Lotion regular $1 size ( ounces) now only 5 0+ $2 size ..now $1 Economy carton (six $1 size dotties) $3 a carton, all prices NUS (ax ® Guards against chapping Harris DRUG STORE. {Charles P, Elliott, Prop. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO through this year 1948. Third parties never win in America, but they sometimes shift the balnce of power and bring about the downfall of favorite candidates. Mr. Wallace knows this and so do the followers of the donkey and the elephant. There will be much braying and trumpeting in the days to come and . predict that the presidential campaign from start to finish, will afford us no dull moments. ; J Uncle Silas says; ““While most of us are worrying about the high cost of living, a.small minority of Americans are concerned with the cost of high living.” : e Adeline Merriam Conner Pee ’ CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED A COMPLETE LINE of all types. SPECIAL—25 Ib. bag Cousins of fire extinguishers, fire hose, Meal $2.75. 25 Ib. bag Cousins etc. Recharging including CO2. Kibbled nts eee) flavors 1 oOo , in each bag. Nevada City Feed P LE. FIRE. and Fuel, 201 E. Spring Street, EQUIPMENT Co. Telephone Nevada City 562-J. 135 So. Church St., G. V. Ph. 1032 tf16 * ~ * ; ee ot Miacecien I SMR Gk Le rira » NATIONAL FAUST 82 ASSOCIATION SAVINGS California's Staicwide Bank * Condensed Statement of Condition, Decemler 31, 1947 RESQURCES : $ 743,28C,901.52 334,619,951.62 Cash in Vault and in Federal Reserve Bank . . Due from Banks ». . 2. Reserve for Interest, Waxtt 0G. 0 sg 20,441 ,424.98 TOTAL LIABILITIES. . $5,845,817,669.24 we. OTM OM. a es Mee { United States Government Obligations, direct and fully guaranteed. . . . . . . « « 1,775,524,606.99 State, County, and Municipal Bonds . . . . 290,481 884.01 Other Bonds and Securities . . . . . . .-s~e___98,216,014.85 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank. . . . . . . . ~~ 6,499,400.00 Loans and Discounts . . . . . . . . « « « 2%492,979,738.89 Accrued Interest and Accounts Receivable . 24,422,323.42 Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults 34,753,192.97 Other Real Estate Owned . 2. 5 2.2 0 st 67,341.82 Customers’ Liability on Account of : Letters of Credit, Acceptances, and Endorsed Bills . 44,322,810.41 Other Resources. gS ee ge 550,402.74el RESOURCES. . $5,845,817,669.24 ) e LIQBILITIES Capital eos, sacl fete, ated Yaga’ Tae . é ° $ 106,646,375.00 _ SUID es ce, 110,000,000.00 Undivided Profits. . .. 40,525,935.63 Reserves. . 2. 6 64 1. -51B582.39 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS. . ... $ 261,690,893.02 ~ Reserve for possible Loan Losses . . . . . . . 37,046,609.29 : Demand . . . . $3,094,410,901.73 Denesits . coties oad Time.. el npeadn 5,467,199,162.15 Liability for Letters of Credit and as Acceptor, — Endorser, or Maker on Acceptances and Foreign Bills 46,146,332.44 . Reserve for Interest Received in Advance. . 3; . 13,293,247.36 This statemént includes figures of the Bank's foreign officesMain Offices in Two Reserve Cities of California SAN FRANCISCO e LOS ANGELES r Branches throughout California, united for strength and seavite Foreign branches: Londen, Manila, Tokyo Telephone Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK MEMBER FEDERAL . RESERVE SysTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT QNSURANCE CORPORATION F. or the Ruler For the Littlest .. A PANEL CRIB Solid head and foot panels. Drop side, nursery color finishes. Well made and braced. With or without innerspring mattress. A Value! i “re of the House! De Luxe ; CARRIAGES — . Rubber tires, waterproof adjustable sun visor, sturdy steel . springs, comfortable mattress, soft pillow. UN-TIP-ABLE Comfy High Chairs Legs wide spread to ‘prevent tipping, complete with back and seat cover. . For the Ruler of the House .. Alpha also has a complete stock of Taylor-Tots, Play Pens and Pads in various . sizes . . Swings with or , without stands .. Bath> inettes, and everything it ] takes to make hie or her . highness comfortable and happy. : _—_—@6 << = ame am gu gow in sort ieeneatierayaamnwasninntin HARDWARE i FAL pm aque hes poe << Ww A» iO ak Oh A eek ce oat =H 0 .