February 18, 1938 (6 pages)

. PAGE FOUR = ~— NEVA Ways at Nevada City. Shop, Grass Valley. > Born—vTo Me. and Mrs. D. L. Tiet-. ic gen in Jones Memorial. hospital in . . . Grass Valley, Thursday, February 10 . . THIS AND THAT @ son. Mr. Tientzen is the bookkeep@ with the state division of high-;. ___ He , *““We conduct the outstanding radio wepair shop in this part of the state. . AN makes put in first-class condl-. . tions of bits of the new film “Old tion at reasonable cost. The Harmony . Chicago” that it'is a four alarm MEAT SAUSAGES PHONE 67 has no Wu rival for flavor, for lvariety and for lappetite appeal HAM BACON Standing Rib Roasts, Steaks, Chops, Pot Roasts OUR SPECIAL © KEYSTONE MARKET ‘Calanan and Richards Our Reputation is Our Guarantee } Commercial St., Nevada City \ By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER 1! nn . It would seem from radio present. ‘ire—plus. One thing that recomimends it to this biped is that, at bine last Alice Brady has given up playing a nit-wit for a real drama. iie role, which same made her famous on Broadway. The best bit of household history of the week—Antimacasssars were invented by a man who objected to oily spots on ‘chains in the umpteenjin century, when hair. was slicked ‘down not with goose grease but with j of! of macassar—just that. ' Anti-Japanese jingle from -Path. finder, January 15, in re the busy . silk worm: . Make lisle the style Wear lisle awhile Tif you wear cotton Japan gets nottin’. Oh shades of any poet! . Has anyone noticed that time was when upon a winter evening there was wafted into the still crisp. air, from many chimneys, the delicate nerfume of burning wood. Now with modern oi] heaters prevalent hereabouts, t'1e ‘place smells of nothing so much as mud flats ai low tide. . know, (I believe the Abbe children are the only ones who really found and they will not break down pour forth completely). Who out and ijamong the film stars really possess all their natural teeth? It often strikes me that-many of their smiles are a mite too toothily perfect to be true. Ever tried creamed chicken baked in a cantaloupe? No? Well believe me its de-vine, and I don’t mean Andy. Cheerio, everybody. McKENZIE PROPERTY Messrs. Champ and Ingram, who: have a lease on a portion of the McKenzie propeviy ‘west of Nevada City, have purchased a hoist and will install i: as soon as ‘weather permits They have taken in a third partner to assist in operations. Paying values have been uncovered in a shaft tiey are sinking. Latest reports state the mine resumed work Tuesday when power lines were repaired. fie Fe usqenoygrnegeeenyys f . at Lan oe WE SET THINGS RIGHT WiTH BETTER LIGHT Fon BETTER SIGHT WD ZZ Ee Lb ODERN sight-saving light from the New Better Light for Better Sight lamps adds new and alluring beauty to the home. It is softly diffused light that is easy on the eyes and flattering to beauty. Any home, new or old can easily and inexpensively modernize its lighting with Better Sight lamps. _ Yes, you can start easily—with one room—or one chair ~ by proving to yourself that the new lamps make seeing easier anel provide more restful light. The new I. E. S. Better Sight lamps are made in an infinite variety of styles, materials, finishes, and they all give the same glareless sight-saving light. Come in and see the attractive models. Prices are moderate, SEE YOUR DEALER Something I’ve always wanted to} PHOTOLAUGHICS with IRVIN S. COBB PHOTOS BY M. U. BLUMENTHAL Startsin ournextissue .aseries of }8stories told in pictures. Anew type of pictorial journaligm that's taking the country by storm. Watch for 'PHOTOLAUGHICS. regu-. larly. you llenjoyit., No. .1: fail, warm sunshine, day— : Did you ever know it to when we try to relax in the of a summer’s No. 2: some pesky, ‘little inscct will delight in crawling onto parts, most annoying— No. 3: and struggle as we will, the problem becomes acute and we get panicky— No. 4: even though we think that by running away it might be possible to leave our troubles behind. No. 5: s0mM eone ,more With reluctance and shattered pride we seek the advice of i Mining claim location notices for sale at Nugget office. : DA CITY NUGGET mre SSS aaa .TAXPAYERS T REGISTER “NO” VOTE AT POLLS “ By CLEM WHITAKER Watch out for a tax revolt at the California polls. next November! There are rapidly mounting indieations that, California’s (common property taxpayers, incensed at skyrocketing tax ‘rates, will march to their polling places, a million strong —egrimly determined tovote a straight ‘“‘No” ticket. And the taxpaying voters, if current developments may be taken as a criterion, will crack down with unusual emphasis on allproposals for new spending, new bond issue borrowings and new tax exemptions for favored classes. The taxpayers’ Battle of the Marne is in the making! : Sounding the taxpayers’ battle-cry are many state wide groups of both stanfiiing .and \voting phptency—thle California State Real Estate Association, the State Chamber of Commerce, the California Taxpayers Association, state farm organizations and hundreds of business and trade associations. Bell-wether of the flock, the California Real Estate Association heads up the revoit with the following recommendations to.its members: That all new tax exemptions be opposed. _ That all initiative measures, intended to change the tax system, be opposed. That the ‘‘Single Tax’’ designed to transfer the tax burden to the land, be opposed. Tha: the proposed abolition of the present two thirds’ rule in voting for the creation of public debt by bond issues be opposed. (This refers to the Garrison Revenue Bond Act, which would abrogate the two thirds’ vote requirement for bonds.) And that any attempt to repeal the debt limitation on special assessment districts be opposed. Reasons for the revolt: State taxes, years, have jumped from $114,461,610 to $235,226,144 annually.: Federal taxes in California have boomed up from $76,330,291 to $254,174,042—-an astounding increase of 233 per cent! And local taxes, in a Majority of the counties have soarduring the last six! ed to new highs. Aggravating the problem, California today, has more than a billion dollars worth’: of tax exempt property, owned by federal, state and local governments and $318,376,213 in privately owned tax exempt holdings.-As a consequence $6,668,498,000 worth of property pays the tax] bill for an actual assessment roll of $8,035,810,000! And the tax revolt is in full progress. The taxpayers have sounded COAL Phone Us for Prompt Delivery NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY At Plaza — Nevada City PHONE. 57: their watchword— a ‘‘No”’ ballot! eRe er ee a EE ag Care of — FALSE TEETH CLEAN YOUR PLATES WITH DENTUREX Self Acting Dental Plate Cleanser. Cleans, Kills Germs,’ Deodorizes, Removes . Discoloration, Whitens, without brushing. Adhere Your Plates With REXALL DENTURE ADHES. IVE POWDER Holds false teeth firmly and comfortably in. place without irritation: Pure and tasteless. These REXALL products are endorsed by dentists everywhere. R. E. HARRIS The R PHONE 7 100 Diug Store Laundry.” QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY “DONE BY HAND Prompt, Courtous Service Free‘ Delivery All our work is priced right Phone 577 229 Commercial . St, Nevada City DEFECTS PROPERLY t CORRECTED . VISUAL HERE’S THE BUY WHEN IT COMES TO RAZOR BLADES! . @ Don’t risk your money on unknown blades! Always ask for Probak Jr. Made by the world’s largest blade makers, they give cool, smooth shaves. Buy a package today. : PROBAh JUNIOR BLADES Dw G POUND PACKAGE PEACHES Highway—Halves Del Monte—Melba Halves ’ Stokelys Halves AIRWAY COFFEE ‘ene tieseetenrenntatirer mei ior ese e PEACH SUMMER SUNSHINE SALE! No. 2) can PEASHES Large No. 21% can PEACHES _ Large No. 21% can 15¢ LOW EVERYDAY PRICES Pound Can Four for 11 oz. bottle ALE Bond Street. l5e Real Roast WESSON OIL 1% gallon can = §§c WHITE KING _ Large package Qc } Granulated Soa HOOATS Large package’ de CREAM OF WHEAT Lee. pkg. 23¢ OXYDOL. Large package 20¢ COFFEE Pound can 23¢ Granulated Soap Edwards Plain or Drip ; TOMATOES Lg. No. 2¥/, can 3 for 25¢ . ] COFFEE—Maxwell House Lb. can 2§¢ Highway . Maxwell House Plain or p 7 TOMATO SAUCE 8 for 25¢ POWDERED SUGAR 4lbs. 5c Highway—Buffet Cans Cello Bag ' CALIFORNIA RICE 6b. 5c ff) MILK Tall Can 4for De Rancy Grade Maximum Ta Jan BEANS 6 pounds ace [. FLOUR 49poundbag _—$1.40 Small White Harvest Blossom j MACARONI 4 pounds 25c FLOUR 49 pound bag $1.23 ‘Elbo,or Cut Flour Paste $i Harvest Blossom JAM 2 pound jar 28c “ SANDWICH Lunch Box RINSO Granulated Soap 14c 17¢ PEAS The New Crisco is Super Creamed CRISCO 3 pound can 50c LAUNDRY SOAP—Large bars PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 18 TO 24 ' BEER—Brown Derby (Plus bottle deposit) 12 oz. bottle 4 for 29¢ (Plus bottle deposit) 2 Ib. jar 25¢ PEANUT BUTTER Advance Mixed Fruits Large package RITZ WAFERS CORN Large No. 2 can. Pride of the Farm No.2 can 2 for Stokelys Honey Pod PEAS __ Large No. 2 can. Pride of the Farm SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS 19¢ 15¢ INCLUSIVE; 4 for 29° SPREAD Pint jar 3c 26 Lb. pkg. 2I\¢ 3 for 25c 25¢ 3 for 25¢ 13 Dp Gi 4

. PAGE FOUR = ~— NEVA Ways at Nevada City. Shop, Grass Valley. > Born—vTo Me. and Mrs. D. L. Tiet-. ic gen in Jones Memorial. hospital in . . . Grass Valley, Thursday, February 10 . . THIS AND THAT @ son. Mr. Tientzen is the bookkeep@ with the state division of high-;. ___ He , *““We conduct the outstanding radio wepair shop in this part of the state. . AN makes put in first-class condl-. . tions of bits of the new film “Old tion at reasonable cost. The Harmony . Chicago” that it'is a four alarm MEAT SAUSAGES PHONE 67 has no Wu rival for flavor, for lvariety and for lappetite appeal HAM BACON Standing Rib Roasts, Steaks, Chops, Pot Roasts OUR SPECIAL © KEYSTONE MARKET ‘Calanan and Richards Our Reputation is Our Guarantee } Commercial St., Nevada City \ By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER 1! nn . It would seem from radio present. ‘ire—plus. One thing that recomimends it to this biped is that, at bine last Alice Brady has given up playing a nit-wit for a real drama. iie role, which same made her famous on Broadway. The best bit of household history of the week—Antimacasssars were invented by a man who objected to oily spots on ‘chains in the umpteenjin century, when hair. was slicked ‘down not with goose grease but with j of! of macassar—just that. ' Anti-Japanese jingle from -Path. finder, January 15, in re the busy . silk worm: . Make lisle the style Wear lisle awhile Tif you wear cotton Japan gets nottin’. Oh shades of any poet! . Has anyone noticed that time was when upon a winter evening there was wafted into the still crisp. air, from many chimneys, the delicate nerfume of burning wood. Now with modern oi] heaters prevalent hereabouts, t'1e ‘place smells of nothing so much as mud flats ai low tide. . know, (I believe the Abbe children are the only ones who really found and they will not break down pour forth completely). Who out and ijamong the film stars really possess all their natural teeth? It often strikes me that-many of their smiles are a mite too toothily perfect to be true. Ever tried creamed chicken baked in a cantaloupe? No? Well believe me its de-vine, and I don’t mean Andy. Cheerio, everybody. McKENZIE PROPERTY Messrs. Champ and Ingram, who: have a lease on a portion of the McKenzie propeviy ‘west of Nevada City, have purchased a hoist and will install i: as soon as ‘weather permits They have taken in a third partner to assist in operations. Paying values have been uncovered in a shaft tiey are sinking. Latest reports state the mine resumed work Tuesday when power lines were repaired. fie Fe usqenoygrnegeeenyys f . at Lan oe WE SET THINGS RIGHT WiTH BETTER LIGHT Fon BETTER SIGHT WD ZZ Ee Lb ODERN sight-saving light from the New Better Light for Better Sight lamps adds new and alluring beauty to the home. It is softly diffused light that is easy on the eyes and flattering to beauty. Any home, new or old can easily and inexpensively modernize its lighting with Better Sight lamps. _ Yes, you can start easily—with one room—or one chair ~ by proving to yourself that the new lamps make seeing easier anel provide more restful light. The new I. E. S. Better Sight lamps are made in an infinite variety of styles, materials, finishes, and they all give the same glareless sight-saving light. Come in and see the attractive models. Prices are moderate, SEE YOUR DEALER Something I’ve always wanted to} PHOTOLAUGHICS with IRVIN S. COBB PHOTOS BY M. U. BLUMENTHAL Startsin ournextissue .aseries of }8stories told in pictures. Anew type of pictorial journaligm that's taking the country by storm. Watch for 'PHOTOLAUGHICS. regu-. larly.. you llenjoyit., No. .1: fail, warm sunshine, day— : Did you ever know it to when we try to relax in the of a summer’s No. 2: some pesky, ‘little inscct will delight in crawling onto parts, most annoying— No. 3: and struggle as we will, the problem becomes acute and we get panicky— No. 4: even though we think that by running away it might be possible to leave our troubles behind. No. 5: s0mM eone ,more With reluctance and shattered pride we seek the advice of i Mining claim location notices for sale at Nugget office. : DA CITY NUGGET mre SSS aaa .TAXPAYERS T REGISTER “NO” VOTE AT POLLS “ By CLEM WHITAKER Watch out for a tax revolt at the California polls. next November! There are rapidly mounting indieations that, California’s (common property taxpayers, incensed at skyrocketing tax ‘rates, will march to their polling places, a million strong —egrimly determined tovote a straight ‘“‘No” ticket. And the taxpaying voters, if current developments may be taken as a criterion, will crack down with unusual emphasis on allproposals for new spending, new bond issue borrowings and new tax exemptions for favored classes. The taxpayers’ Battle of the Marne is in the making! : Sounding the taxpayers’ battle-cry are many state wide groups of both stanfiiing .and \voting phptency—thle California State Real Estate Association, the State Chamber of Commerce, the California Taxpayers Association, state farm organizations

and hundreds of business and trade associations. Bell-wether of the flock, the California Real Estate Association heads up the revoit with the following recommendations to.its members: That all new tax exemptions be opposed. _ That all initiative measures, intended to change the tax system, be opposed. That the ‘‘Single Tax’’ designed to transfer the tax burden to the land, be opposed. Tha: the proposed abolition of the present two thirds’ rule in voting for the creation of public debt by bond issues be opposed. (This refers to the Garrison Revenue Bond Act, which would abrogate the two thirds’ vote requirement for bonds.) And that any attempt to repeal the debt limitation on special assessment districts be opposed. Reasons for the revolt: State taxes, years, have jumped from $114,461,610 to $235,226,144 annually.: Federal taxes in California have boomed up from $76,330,291 to $254,174,042—-an astounding increase of 233 per cent! And local taxes, in a Majority of the counties have soarduring the last six! ed to new highs. Aggravating the problem, California today, has more than a billion dollars worth’: of tax exempt property, owned by federal, state and local governments and $318,376,213 in privately owned tax exempt holdings.-As a consequence $6,668,498,000 worth of property pays the tax] bill for an actual assessment roll of $8,035,810,000! And the tax revolt is in full progress. The taxpayers have sounded COAL Phone Us for Prompt Delivery NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY At Plaza — Nevada City PHONE. 57: their watchword— a ‘‘No”’ ballot! eRe er ee a EE ag Care of — FALSE TEETH CLEAN YOUR PLATES WITH DENTUREX Self Acting Dental Plate Cleanser. Cleans, Kills Germs,’ Deodorizes, Removes . Discoloration, Whitens, without brushing. Adhere Your Plates With REXALL DENTURE ADHES. IVE POWDER Holds false teeth firmly and comfortably in. place without irritation: Pure and tasteless. These REXALL products are endorsed by dentists everywhere. R. E. HARRIS The R PHONE 7 100 Diug Store Laundry.” QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY “DONE BY HAND Prompt, Courtous Service Free‘ Delivery All our work is priced right Phone 577 229 Commercial . St, Nevada City DEFECTS PROPERLY t CORRECTED . VISUAL HERE’S THE BUY WHEN IT COMES TO RAZOR BLADES! . @ Don’t risk your money on unknown blades! Always ask for Probak Jr. Made by the world’s largest blade makers, they give cool, smooth shaves. Buy a package today. : PROBAh JUNIOR BLADES Dw G POUND PACKAGE PEACHES Highway—Halves Del Monte—Melba Halves ’ Stokelys Halves AIRWAY COFFEE ‘ene tieseetenrenntatirer mei ior ese e PEACH SUMMER SUNSHINE SALE! No. 2) can PEASHES Large No. 21% can PEACHES _ Large No. 21% can 15¢ LOW EVERYDAY PRICES Pound Can Four for 11 oz. bottle ALE Bond Street. l5e Real Roast WESSON OIL 1% gallon can = §§c WHITE KING _ Large package Qc } Granulated Soa HOOATS Large package’ de CREAM OF WHEAT Lee. pkg. 23¢ OXYDOL. Large package 20¢ COFFEE Pound can 23¢ Granulated Soap Edwards Plain or Drip ; TOMATOES Lg. No. 2¥/, can 3 for 25¢ . ] COFFEE—Maxwell House Lb. can 2§¢ Highway . Maxwell House Plain or p 7 TOMATO SAUCE 8 for 25¢ POWDERED SUGAR 4lbs. 5c Highway—Buffet Cans Cello Bag ' CALIFORNIA RICE 6b. 5c ff) MILK Tall Can 4for De Rancy Grade Maximum Ta Jan BEANS 6 pounds ace [. FLOUR 49poundbag _—$1.40 Small White Harvest Blossom j MACARONI 4 pounds 25c FLOUR 49 pound bag $1.23 ‘Elbo,or Cut Flour Paste $i Harvest Blossom JAM 2 pound jar 28c “ SANDWICH Lunch Box RINSO Granulated Soap 14c 17¢ PEAS The New Crisco is Super Creamed CRISCO 3 pound can 50c LAUNDRY SOAP—Large bars PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 18 TO 24 ' BEER—Brown Derby (Plus bottle deposit) 12 oz. bottle 4 for 29¢ (Plus bottle deposit) 2 Ib. jar 25¢ PEANUT BUTTER Advance Mixed Fruits Large package RITZ WAFERS CORN Large No. 2 can. Pride of the Farm No.2 can 2 for Stokelys Honey Pod PEAS __ Large No. 2 can. Pride of the Farm SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS 19¢ 15¢ INCLUSIVE; 4 for 29° SPREAD Pint jar 3c 26 Lb. pkg. 2I\¢ 3 for 25c 25¢ 3 for 25¢ 13 Dp Gi 4