February 9, 1940 (6 pages)

@ainty dish for dinner some cold evening. Six ounces fide egg noodles, ‘eooked until tender in. boiled salted water. Drain. One cup milk; to five eggs; cheese, salt and pepper to taste. gheese and seasonings. Fold in stif?PAGE FOUR a ae aa na a rae : __NEVADA CITY NUGGET_ ———— ————E— From Aunt Sarah ly beaten egg whites and add the noodles. Place in 8 inch well buttered ring mold, set in.pan of wate» and bake in moderate oven 20 to 30 minutes. Since there are eggs in the recipe it should cook slowly. EGG NOODLE RING The following recipe would be a three 1 package grated Beat egg yolks slightly; add milk; Commercial Printing at reasonable prices at the Nugget office, 3045 Broad street, Nevada City. ¢REPEAL OF AUTO TOURIST PERMIT SYSTEM URGED Repeal of the, law requiring visiting motorists to ‘obtain non-resident permits was urged today by the California State Automobile Association. The motorists organization issued a statement strongly supporting a repeal measure introduced at _ the Buildings Need Repairs? LETTING _NEEDED REPAIRS GO IS A FALSE NEGLECTED REPAIRS C ‘AN SPELL DOOM FOR A HOUSE, EC ‘ONOMY. ‘ We can arrange a plan so that you may borrow up to $2,500 and pay it back in one, two or three years with payments as low as $5 per month—and no red tape, no down payment, no mortgage, no collateral. Prior loans on your property WHATEVER THE JOB —LARGE ORSMALL— WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY WITH A RELIABLE LOAN. HILLS FLAT LUMBER COMPANY “The Home Owned Yard”’ ANDREOTTI, Phone 699 PETE special session of the Legislature by Senator Arthur H. Breed, Jr. The department of Motor Vehicles and the state advisory committee on motor vehicle legislation are also supporting repeal of the permit law. Prospect of another record-breaking influx of motor tourist travel to California this year was cited by the automobile association as an _ important reason for eliminating the permit requirement immediately. Repea! would be a timely gesture of hospitality toward.the many visitors who will be attracted by reopening of the exposition on Treasure Island, the motorists organization emphasized. The permit law was termed by the automobile—asseciation ‘fas unnecessary souree of irritation to Califor. nia’s rapidly growing motor toufist . trav el, and a techni¢ality which ser. ves no useful purpose.”’ . . . . are not objectionable. Recent abolishment of the border . inspection stations of the Depart. . ment of Motor Vehicles makes re-. peal of the non-resident vermit law . Prop. " Hills Flat NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold . percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphrets and tailings . Assays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. . Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor B logical step, the association declar. ied. “California’s leadership ing about a ghanged att? ‘tude toward . motorist pecular! Ly . association statement . . in bring; the visiting is . fitting the Ramen ted: . “This state “has . distinction of having unpleasant . n first with . the bee unnecessary restrictions which spread with retaliatory . s . many on . travel, . . other states of the west. in these trection of her share ED BURTNER of the being that leads to success in life. 111 Main Street Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of who prefer his National Cleaning System. A thorough cleaning and pressing of all outer garments gives their wearers that sense of well Grass Valley neighunin all probability her bors will follow suit, and one American system. of eco travel taxes, satisfied customers . barriers will be-ended.’ Polieeman—‘“‘Did the holdup man pull a~gun on you?” Victim—‘‘Yes. He stuck ler in my stomach and threatened’ to ' plow my brains out,” . a revolyPhone : SAUCE, Tomato, Highway Buffet Can — 3 for RICE, Extra Fancy Long Grain four poous ervopnene bag PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 9-14 INCLUSIVE SPAGHETTI Franco-American No. 300 size can—3 for 25) Zi} MILK & Chess 5 tall cate 29 CANTERBURY TEA + ‘lb. pkg. ‘ SALMON, Del Monte Fancy Red Tail, One Pound can 2 & CORN 17 ounce can Del Maiz Cream Style CLAM CHOWDER Campbells 1014 ounce can TUNA No. 7/2 can White Star CHOCOLATE Large 7 ounce bar ] 3c *Bittersweet—Hershey's FLOUR Kitchen Craft 49 lb. sk. $1.70 Pound Carton § . f}c MARGARINE Sunnybank STOKELYS 3 for SU PURB 114 Lb. Pkg. 5c EACHES No. 21% cans. Gr an, Soap 20° & Castie Crest Royal Halves BABY FOOD, Gerbers. 25° Reg. can, assorted varieties sf WESSON OIL Quart Can .R OLIVE OIL Quart Can &%c @ LIFE SAVERS Reg. 5c pkg. 3 for ](}c Beechnut AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. pkg, 2 for 7 2 for 2 for Ie ye 16° 3 for om; STA NOB HILL COFFEE—Lb. pkg. 2 for 37¢ RESH EC Honey Pod Peas EFOR LENTEN MENUS TAMALES IXL Boneless No. 2 cans 12¢ WHITE KING Granulated Soap 1 Mm ] 7 oz. can. 2 for 25c Yate SUL MAYONNAISE, NuMade l ee Quart Jar 37c : . @ OXYDOL Gran. Soap— Large Package . Qc Large Package 25 WHITE KING DRA Holly, 12 ounce can ]5¢ \IN PIPE OPENER, White Macic BLEACH, Pint bottle Gc. Quart bottle 9c. 1/2 gallon bottle ]§< Bar Soap Regular bars. 10 bars ao ‘ LIMA BEANS Del Monie ¥ No. 2 cans 14¢ SALES TAX ADDED SUNNY DAWN Tomato Juice PEANUT BUTTER No. 2 cans. 2 for 15¢ Beverly 2 lb. jar 25c i ‘FAXABLE FTEMS CORN Highway No. 2 cans. 3 for 29c D TO att ‘Your. § Grocer 1 fluences and extravagance in relief ; tention is whether relief is a career . or l sible for l sul bject . adoption of similar measures in the} “As California continues with cor mis. ;cOming a career . appropriation Two years ago it totaled $32,344,021. . ino } permanent FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1 940. Sa a aon UT0 H NOW BECOM FOR INDOLENT? ‘By CLEM WHITAKER Is relief a career, or is it still to be}: considered .an emergency.rescue: service—a helping hard in time of trouble? That, at bottom, is the basic, allimportant question now at issue in the special session of the state legislature. And the legislature’s ultimate answer, it is clearly indicated, will de-. termine whether state taxes, which have more than trebled in six years, will continue to zoom upwards, or whether Governor Olson’s new tax proposals will be carried off to the legislative junkyard. It will also determine, in all probability, whether relief, in California is to become a permanent §institution! Outwardly the major clashes, as the two houses pound into action, seem to revolve around the size of the relief appropriation, radical iniministration and the governor’s request for $50,000,000 in additional taxes. Actually, the major bone of cona stop-gap. It is the point of conflict between . the gees which first promulgated lthe “new philosophy” of relief as a rmanent institution, and the economy bloe in the state legislature. And; ye to large extent, it is responthe bitter clashes between Phil Harding came down from the old Kenton mine property, now a portion of the Oriental mine Thursday and had a badly crushed finger on his right hand treated. Mr. and Mrs. Harding and son and daughter John and Grace, are living at the. old. Kenton mine headquarters where a boarding house is being coumbeee for the miners working at the Oriental. eMeTavish is an excellent judge of whiskey, isn’t he?” “Aye, a grand judge—an’ a merciless executioner.” February . SPECIALS LADIES’ New Styles and Colors. Sizes 14 to 52 Regular $1.95—Now only ALL LADIES’ HATS ONE LOT OF.LADIES’ PURSES Dark Colors—Only .... veswgdresweene ag rect cece esec eden er ee cence FAST COLOR PRINTS WOOL SKIRTS MEN’S CORDS— FOUR PAIR Olson and the legislature. . although he has . directly, on the] careerists,”’ . Governor For the governor, had nothing aA say, ‘relief of ae fighting desperately to save his SR A. lsetup, which is (to say the legislat. ers) dominated by them. . bloc lawmakers. tracing . trend which they insist reveals all! that relief is rapidly for to the Economy a too clearly bemany relief repoint following dollars-and-cents evidence: Thies years ago, the state’s reliet totaled cipients And now Governor Olson has quested $95,000,000 and = has $65,000,000 as a rock-bottom figure . that would place relief such a restricted suffer:ne Target } r the clients on. basis that -would be.inevitable. for heavy attack: on brigade is tl have dc ecolromy relief mublea osts and trebled. even in face of improv ing business condition with employment available than. at other period since the ion. “The ionger depre Ss indicate that rele’ is ed tor facts consider as temporary . Ed Tickle accepted To far career aid,’ asserts Sena Carmel, ‘“‘but’ is being as a institution. too many it is in! itself,. The notice that re apparently a time has come to serve needy, ins given onlv! being «c the . } be pyntead of annuity for the sidered to a perm and anent indelent.”’ ehiftless There are more “pure” and “pure” lobbyists rent session of the state so it is reported, than .at any session in the of man. “pure” leg history islator, for ,purposes of . identification who orders} Coca: Cola ing on their heels in majestic nity and There are rho credit the new era of. legislative . purity old age ach ulcers and But the one when all shis pals are walk. dig-; inebriety. to advancing lack real stom. of spent ding . money. low-down, it. you must have it, is that se for session is serious! rious is sues call clear heads. And this Sounding out sentiment in legislative halls are several runners forDr. Dewey Anderson, former SRA headwho Is likely a candidate for the Democratic Ss. to be nomination for U: senator against Lieutenant Governer Pts E. Patterson. If Dr. Anderson, tosses his hat into the arena/ John . Anson Ford, the L. A, swpervisor . who-recently entered the/fr will . vithdraw and support hjm, according . ay, to the grapevine! . who is attending . University, spent the past . Nevada City visiting . Mrs. Q. MecCraney j members, He was! classmates, . Hills, Pueblo, Gotle. David McCraney, Stanford week end in with his mother, and other family accom DAN ied Ames ‘Fisher, Ta¥lor and Jack Finnie, he group-— enjoyed while here. by three Beverley Bob , snow sports! t Mrs.: (Telephoning) ‘‘Is -my h band at the club?” Porter: -“‘No, ma’am,”” __ Mrs: “But I haven’t told you who am, i Porter: “Ah knows dat lady, but . they ain‘“’t nobody's husband healy. _[mevah.” @ . $24,211,135. . re. . human of . 1} some-. . ‘MEN'S WATERPROOF JACKETS Genuine U. S. Me shad Lined in Black or Brown . Fleece Lined 1.98 MEN’S TAN OXFORDS—Broken Sizes. Values to $6. 00—Now os ra, BIG BOY’S WOOL SWEATERS, Coat or Slip on Style ~ — 19e BOY’S SWEAT SHIRTS 59c ONE LOT OF BOY’S CORDS, Size 7 to 10 years. Light Color ~98c We give and redeem Merchants Cash Bring this Ad i in and receive double stamps Q tamys. on your *purchase. . Golden Rule Store 150-152. MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Prin YOU WILL NEED . LETTERHEADS COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE FOR INVOICES — STATEMENTS HANDBILLS PROGRAMS ——ANNOUNCEMENTS MINING FORMS — FOLDERS CATALOGS — BLOTTERS so iN FACT =. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING THAT IS .PRINTED TELEPHONE NEVADA CITY ting NEW “STATIONER — ENVELOPES a

@ainty dish for dinner some cold evening. Six ounces fide egg noodles, ‘eooked until tender in. boiled salted water. Drain. One cup milk; to five eggs; cheese, salt and pepper to taste. gheese and seasonings. Fold in stif?PAGE FOUR a ae aa na a rae : __NEVADA CITY NUGGET_ ———— ————E— From Aunt Sarah ly beaten egg whites and add the noodles. Place in 8 inch well buttered ring mold, set in.pan of wate» and bake in moderate oven 20 to 30 minutes. Since there are eggs in the recipe it should cook slowly. EGG NOODLE RING The following recipe would be a three 1 package grated Beat egg yolks slightly; add milk; Commercial Printing at reasonable prices at the Nugget office, 3045 Broad street, Nevada City. ¢REPEAL OF AUTO TOURIST PERMIT SYSTEM URGED Repeal of the, law requiring visiting motorists to ‘obtain non-resident permits was urged today by the California State Automobile Association. The motorists organization issued a statement strongly supporting a repeal measure introduced at _ the Buildings Need Repairs? LETTING _NEEDED REPAIRS GO IS A FALSE NEGLECTED REPAIRS C ‘AN SPELL DOOM FOR A HOUSE, EC ‘ONOMY. ‘ We can arrange a plan so that you may borrow up to $2,500 and pay it back in one, two or three years with payments as low as $5 per month—and no red tape, no down payment, no mortgage, no collateral. Prior loans on your property WHATEVER THE JOB —LARGE ORSMALL— WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY WITH A RELIABLE LOAN. HILLS FLAT LUMBER COMPANY “The Home Owned Yard”’ ANDREOTTI, Phone 699 PETE special session of the Legislature by Senator Arthur H. Breed, Jr. The department of Motor Vehicles and the state advisory committee on motor vehicle legislation are also supporting repeal of the permit law. Prospect of another record-breaking influx of motor tourist travel to California this year was cited by the automobile association as an _ important reason for eliminating the permit requirement immediately. Repea! would be a timely gesture of hospitality toward.the many visitors who will be attracted by reopening of the exposition on Treasure Island, the motorists organization emphasized. The permit law was termed by the automobile—asseciation ‘fas unnecessary souree of irritation to Califor. nia’s rapidly growing motor toufist . trav el, and a techni¢ality which ser. ves no useful purpose.”’ . . . . are not objectionable. Recent abolishment of the border . inspection stations of the Depart. . ment of Motor Vehicles makes re-. peal of the non-resident vermit law . Prop. " Hills Flat NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold . percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphrets and tailings . Assays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. . Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor B logical step, the association declar. ied. “California’s leadership ing about a ghanged att? ‘tude toward . motorist pecular! Ly . association statement . . in bring; the visiting is . fitting the Ramen ted: . “This state “has . distinction of having unpleasant . n first with . the bee unnecessary restrictions which spread with retaliatory . s . many on . travel, . . other states of the west. in these trection of her share ED BURTNER of the being that leads to success in life. 111 Main Street Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of who prefer his National Cleaning System. A thorough cleaning and pressing of all outer garments gives their wearers that sense of well Grass Valley neighunin all probability her bors will follow suit, and one American system. of eco travel taxes, satisfied customers . barriers will be-ended.’ Polieeman—‘“‘Did the holdup man pull a~gun on you?” Victim—‘‘Yes. He stuck ler in my stomach and threatened’ to ' plow my brains out,” . a revolyPhone : SAUCE, Tomato, Highway Buffet Can — 3 for RICE, Extra Fancy Long Grain four poous ervopnene bag PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 9-14 INCLUSIVE SPAGHETTI Franco-American No. 300 size can—3 for 25) Zi} MILK & Chess 5 tall cate 29 CANTERBURY TEA + ‘lb. pkg. ‘ SALMON, Del Monte Fancy Red Tail, One Pound can 2 & CORN 17 ounce can Del Maiz Cream Style CLAM CHOWDER Campbells 1014 ounce can TUNA No. 7/2 can White Star CHOCOLATE Large 7 ounce bar ] 3c *Bittersweet—Hershey's FLOUR Kitchen Craft 49 lb. sk. $1.70 Pound Carton § . f}c MARGARINE Sunnybank STOKELYS 3 for SU PURB 114 Lb. Pkg. 5c EACHES No. 21% cans. Gr an, Soap 20° & Castie Crest Royal Halves BABY FOOD, Gerbers. 25° Reg. can, assorted varieties sf WESSON OIL Quart Can .R OLIVE OIL Quart Can &%c @ LIFE SAVERS Reg. 5c pkg. 3 for ](}c Beechnut AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. pkg, 2 for 7 2 for 2 for Ie ye 16° 3 for om; STA NOB HILL COFFEE—Lb. pkg. 2 for 37¢ RESH EC Honey Pod Peas EFOR LENTEN MENUS TAMALES IXL Boneless No. 2 cans 12¢ WHITE KING Granulated Soap 1 Mm ] 7 oz. can. 2 for 25c Yate SUL MAYONNAISE, NuMade l ee Quart Jar 37c : . @ OXYDOL Gran. Soap— Large Package . Qc Large Package 25 WHITE KING DRA Holly, 12 ounce can ]5¢ \IN PIPE OPENER, White Macic BLEACH, Pint bottle Gc. Quart bottle 9c. 1/2 gallon bottle ]§< Bar Soap Regular bars. 10 bars ao ‘ LIMA BEANS Del Monie ¥ No. 2 cans 14¢ SALES TAX ADDED SUNNY DAWN Tomato Juice PEANUT BUTTER No. 2 cans. 2 for 15¢ Beverly 2 lb. jar 25c i ‘FAXABLE FTEMS CORN Highway No. 2 cans. 3 for 29c D TO att ‘Your. § Grocer 1 fluences and extravagance in relief ; tention is whether relief is a career . or l sible for l sul bject . adoption of similar measures in the} “As California continues with cor mis. ;cOming a career . appropriation Two years ago it totaled $32,344,021. . ino } permanent FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1 940. Sa a aon UT0 H NOW BECOM FOR INDOLENT? ‘By CLEM WHITAKER Is relief a career, or is it still to be}: considered .an emergency.rescue: service—a helping hard in time of trouble? That, at bottom, is the basic, allimportant question now at issue in the special session of the state legislature. And the legislature’s ultimate answer, it is clearly indicated, will de-. termine whether state taxes, which have more than trebled in six years, will continue to zoom upwards, or whether Governor Olson’s new tax proposals will be carried off to the legislative junkyard. It will also determine, in all probability, whether relief, in California is to become a permanent §institution!

Outwardly the major clashes, as the two houses pound into action, seem to revolve around the size of the relief appropriation, radical iniministration and the governor’s request for $50,000,000 in additional taxes. Actually, the major bone of cona stop-gap. It is the point of conflict between . the gees which first promulgated lthe “new philosophy” of relief as a rmanent institution, and the economy bloe in the state legislature. And; ye to large extent, it is responthe bitter clashes between Phil Harding came down from the old Kenton mine property, now a portion of the Oriental mine Thursday and had a badly crushed finger on his right hand treated. Mr. and Mrs. Harding and son and daughter John and Grace, are living at the. old. Kenton mine headquarters where a boarding house is being coumbeee for the miners working at the Oriental. eMeTavish is an excellent judge of whiskey, isn’t he?” “Aye, a grand judge—an’ a merciless executioner.” February . SPECIALS LADIES’ New Styles and Colors. Sizes 14 to 52 Regular $1.95—Now only ALL LADIES’ HATS ONE LOT OF.LADIES’ PURSES Dark Colors—Only ....... veswgdresweene ag rect cece esec eden er ee cence FAST COLOR PRINTS WOOL SKIRTS MEN’S CORDS— FOUR PAIR Olson and the legislature. . although he has . directly, on the] careerists,”’ . Governor For the governor, had nothing aA say, ‘relief of ae fighting desperately to save his SR A. lsetup, which is (to say the legislat. ers) dominated by them. . bloc lawmakers. tracing . trend which they insist reveals all! that relief is rapidly for to the Economy a too clearly bemany relief repoint following dollars-and-cents evidence: Thies years ago, the state’s reliet totaled cipients And now Governor Olson has quested $95,000,000 and = has $65,000,000 as a rock-bottom figure . that would place relief such a restricted suffer:ne Target } r the clients on. basis that -would be.inevitable. for heavy attack: on brigade is tl have dc ecolromy relief mublea osts and trebled. even in face of improv ing business condition with employment available than. at other period since the ion. “The ionger depre Ss indicate that rele’ is ed tor facts consider as temporary . Ed Tickle accepted To far career aid,’ asserts Sena Carmel, ‘“‘but’ is being as a institution. too many it is in! itself,. The notice that re apparently a time has come to serve needy, ins given onlv! being «c the . } be pyntead of annuity for the sidered to a perm and anent indelent.”’ ehiftless There are more “pure” and “pure” lobbyists rent session of the state so it is reported, than .at any session in the of man. “pure” leg history islator, for ,purposes of . identification who orders} Coca: Cola ing on their heels in majestic nity and There are rho credit the new era of. legislative . purity old age ach ulcers and But the one when all shis pals are walk. dig-; inebriety. to advancing lack real stom. of spent ding . money. low-down, it. you must have it, is that se for session is serious! rious is sues call clear heads. And this Sounding out sentiment in legislative halls are several runners forDr. Dewey Anderson, former SRA headwho Is likely a candidate for the Democratic Ss. to be nomination for U: senator against Lieutenant Governer Pts E. Patterson. If Dr. Anderson, tosses his hat into the arena/ John . Anson Ford, the L. A, swpervisor . who-recently entered the/fr will . vithdraw and support hjm, according . ay, to the grapevine! . who is attending . University, spent the past . Nevada City visiting . Mrs. Q. MecCraney j members, He was! classmates, . Hills, Pueblo, Gotle. David McCraney, Stanford week end in with his mother, and other family accom DAN ied Ames ‘Fisher, Ta¥lor and Jack Finnie, he group-— enjoyed while here. by three Beverley Bob , snow sports! t Mrs.: (Telephoning) ‘‘Is -my h band at the club?” Porter: -“‘No, ma’am,”” __ Mrs: “But I haven’t told you who am, i Porter: “Ah knows dat lady, but . they ain‘“’t nobody's husband healy. _[mevah.” @ . $24,211,135. . re. . human of . 1} some-. . ‘MEN'S WATERPROOF JACKETS Genuine U. S. Me shad Lined in Black or Brown . Fleece Lined 1.98 MEN’S TAN OXFORDS—Broken Sizes. Values to $6. 00—Now os ra, BIG BOY’S WOOL SWEATERS, Coat or Slip on Style ~ — 19e BOY’S SWEAT SHIRTS 59c ONE LOT OF BOY’S CORDS, Size 7 to 10 years. Light Color ~98c We give and redeem Merchants Cash Bring this Ad i in and receive double stamps Q tamys. on your *purchase. . Golden Rule Store 150-152. MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Prin YOU WILL NEED . LETTERHEADS COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE FOR INVOICES — STATEMENTS HANDBILLS PROGRAMS ——ANNOUNCEMENTS MINING FORMS — FOLDERS CATALOGS — BLOTTERS so iN FACT =. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING THAT IS .PRINTED TELEPHONE NEVADA CITY ting NEW “STATIONER — ENVELOPES a