January 7, 1935 (6 pages)

g ,_ Pacific ‘Company, of Sacramento, spent the " the _st; JAN. 7, 1935 THE NEVADA CITY_N UGGET -CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, Jan. 7.—Miss Elsie Ann Price, deputy -superintendent Of. schools, of Plumas county, of Quincy, who spent two weeks vacationing at Los Angeles, taking in} the beauties of southern California, lett Wednesday for Quincy, after spending the holidays with her par-; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Price. County Surveyor Jason R. Meek, accompanied by his grandson Owsley Gray, of San Francisco, was in town Tuesday visiting his brother W. B. Meek. He is recovering froin a recent illness and his friends are! glad to see him able to be on the old trail once again. Mrs. W. E. Hanson and family ar. rived a few days ago from several . months visit at Sacramento and will reside in one of the Hanson houses in Kendall Lane. The CCC boys, of the local subcamp, returned Wednesday morning after an absence of several days during the holidays. Their new barracks on the government property is completed and they moved in. Mrs. James High and sons, Bob and Vernon, left for their home at Modesto, Wednesday after spending = . } . . . the holidays with Mrs. High’s sister, Mrs. Samuel F. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Seisser and family moved from here to the town of Washington, Sunday, where he is to be employed in the mining ipdustry. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hays motored up from Browns Valley Tuesday to spend New Years with relatives. Bernard D, Rathjen will leave shortly for Berkeley where he will Spend several months in colle: Gorden T. Price and family arattonding rived Sunday from Dunsmuir on a short holiday visit with his parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Price. Mr. and Mrs.Leonard L. Bishop and family, of Oak Valley, spent the New Years in town with Mrs. Bishop’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Calvin. Charles L. Wilson, Jr., and Woodrow Wilson, who ‘attend college and high school at Sacramento and Berkeley respectively, are spending the holidays wit htheir father at Log. Cabin. Julius. E. Pauly motored to Marysville “Wednesday on a_ short business visit. 3 Dan Boreland, of Strawberry ValJey arrived Tuesday and is driving the Marysville stage from here to Dobbins, the stage company changing the schedule to winter time on Wednesday. George Wilson, lineman of the Telephone and Telegraph past few days here working on the fines, spending New Year’s day in vicinity of Mountain trouble shooting. Jack Richards returned Wednesday morning from spending New Years at Nevada City with relatives. frank J. Massa, of Oroville, wus in this section during the holidays . on a visit to his old home. House, Quartz and Placer location blanks for sale at Nugget Office. ~ Silver Lining ADS, WILL TELL BANKERS’ STORY American Bankers Association President Announces Move to Stimulate Newspaper Advertising NEW YORK.--Pians for stimulating wider use of informative newspaper advertising by banks in promoting pub lic understanding and contidenee in regard to existing banking conditions and methods have been announced by R. S. Hecht, President of the American Bankers Association, as a part of his organization’s activities in aid of business recovery. A general groundwork was prepared through a nationwide survey of adveringness to extend justifiable lonns to industry and trade. This, he said, re . ‘Veated that a targe number tn ati parts — of the country are pursuing aggiessive policies along this line and encourag: ing their customers to develop forward. looking business plans, “It is our aim to aid in fostering this constructive attitude wherever possible,” he said. The Theme of New Advertising The association’s Advertising Department,-under the direct supervision of the general executive oflicers, has prepared, at the headquarters in New York City, an informative advertising . A row of silver buttons that drop from the neckline to the hem in frent, and line both edges of a skirt slit that pegins at the knees, features this trim gown of ribbed crepe displayed by—Margaret Lindsay, film acseries for the use of mémber banks in the association to aid them in developing in their own communities better general public understanding regarding banking, Mr. Hecht said. “The underlying theme of this adver The world was amazed when five baby girls were born to Mrs. Ov lated north country near Corbeil, Ont., time that the mites would survive. tom left, they are as healthy and happy now as normal infants. right, above, they are: Yvonne, Annette, their father, together with their five brothers and sisters, and, in i tising by banks relative to their will . : ising. is that sound banking is based on , t helpful human relations anc that it has a unity of interest with the people of its commuaity which binds them together with a common purpose,” he said. “We are contident that ff a clear understanding of this is brought home to . the people in al! our banking communities, it will go far in restoring the pub. lic confidence which good banking deserves. A bank in which people de. servedly believe is doubly safe. It is to the public interest for the people to . have contidence in their banks. The Place of Advertising “We feel that bank advertising has a special public duty to perform in this connection under existing conditions. The copy which will be supplied in the service we have developed will not only aid the individual bank it promoting the use of its own facilities but is also ; aimed to bring about with the aid of newspaper advertising a clearer public viewpoint regarding the essential] part it occupies in the life of its communiMr. i the new advertising tacilities being oftered to the members of the association : that they are-not a profit making ven. . ture and that there is no intention to disturb existing advertising arrangements, the idea being that these institutiona! services shall supplement .) rangements. ‘tress. — Nugget Office. WANTED—Clean rags at the Hecht emphasized in regard to : rather than replace present plans, or : . that they will give assistance to.mem. ber banks now lacking satisfactory ar: . uintuplet Doing Well Copyright, NAST Re a 1934, all rights reserved Cecile, Emilie, and Marie. ila Dionne in the sparsely popuCanada, some six months ago. But thanks to the care given them by Dr. Daniel R. Dafoe, botLook at them yourself! From left to At bottom right, is Ovila Dionne, nset, their mother. There was little hope at that TRANSAMERICA CORP. TO PAY 12° CENT DIVIDEND Transamerican Corporation directors yesterday declared the’ usual semi-annual dividend of 12% cents a share on capital stoek, payable January 31 to stock of record January 15. The total amount of the dividénd is $2,960,000, about 90 per cent of which is paid to stockholders in California and therefore increases the ‘purchasing power of this state by more than $2,660,000. The current dividend disbursement brings the total cash divideads paid by Transamerica and its predecessor during the past ten “Years to more than $112,000,000. SERVICE . COMPLETE . REVERENT . Every phase of the funeral ceremoney is handled by The Holmes Funeral Home with quiet efficiency, with tact, with respect for a sacred memory and for the feelings of those who mourn. Holmes Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE el Gere is an Opportunity LAUR URER RUE RRA Have buyer for home in Nevada City. 4 ese If your home is for sale see me at once. C. M. BROWN REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE ey Bldg. 312 Broad Street . : NEVADA CITY NUGGET ADVERTISING FAYS! ie ‘ oe CBanish that all-gone" feeling Savory, Satisfying, and above all, rich in essential healthgiving properties. e Our Meats Satisfy the Purse and the Appetite & Qur satisfied patrons will tell you of the Quality of our Meats and the Courtesy of our our Service. KEYSTONE MEAT MARKET Phone 67 « Nevada City GLASSES Open the door to a new world tor people whuse eyesight is poor GEO. H .SHIRKEY, 0. D. } OPTOMETRIST 43 Se, 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Nevada City Garage. ss Plymouth Cars svc CHAS. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR = se Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone 138 i! . . AMBULANCE. SERVICE . . SUEUR LGR aig i Mrs. Preston’s News Stand 316 Broad St. : Weraaa City { yt Funeral Directors Nevada City Grass Valley Bie leet te ietetestente she seshe ste she ak FOUR LITTLE GIRLS he te he o> 04% Patty On their way to school with bright faces and wearing clean laundere? dresses. They are happy because their mother sends their laundry to the GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY : and DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY PHONE 108 Hieoietetetoleieteiey: ‘ Grass Valley PHONE 250W Nevada City i a ae ae ae ea a a Cea eee 3 23 Rete peri eae ph a) ( a ace .” , Beer Hall PIKE CITY, NEAR SAN JUAN MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. MEALS Also Beer, Wine, Whiskey Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobbacco J. J. CONNELL, Manager sede gi TRY OUR HOME-COOKED ri OUR SERVICE TO YOU Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and ‘Tops Installed, Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US Only Sereinn of It’s Kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS At The Nevada City Garage ee , e . EI ie Tie ee ge Opt ee eS «+ Marigold Beauty Shop Davis Transcript Bldzg., Commercial Street sa ate ste stasta he I OR eS ste ate aM De ee a a ae a a Cae a Oe aa he ‘7 te ¥ Cy “ me Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Luxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 ORRA COMTE Telephone 470 ps $ : UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE 50 LOO Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners Raviola and Chicken Dinner .. Lucca's Special 75° COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI. PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 ee See Ton + See ones wen ences ecnscecoccasccccededeseen NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets 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 Capita! of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ee te a ee a ae ee a : : Grass Valley Cleaners & Ed. Burtner, Prop. 5, pearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often the . wehicle to real . ae PROSPERITY Mail Orders Given WE CREDIT YOUR = Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span ap: Phone 375.

g ,_ Pacific ‘Company, of Sacramento, spent the " the _st; JAN. 7, 1935 THE NEVADA CITY_N UGGET -CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, Jan. 7.—Miss Elsie Ann Price, deputy -superintendent Of. schools, of Plumas county, of Quincy, who spent two weeks vacationing at Los Angeles, taking in} the beauties of southern California, lett Wednesday for Quincy, after spending the holidays with her par-; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Price. County Surveyor Jason R. Meek, accompanied by his grandson Owsley Gray, of San Francisco, was in town Tuesday visiting his brother W. B. Meek. He is recovering froin a recent illness and his friends are! glad to see him able to be on the old trail once again. Mrs. W. E. Hanson and family ar. rived a few days ago from several . months visit at Sacramento and will reside in one of the Hanson houses in Kendall Lane. The CCC boys, of the local subcamp, returned Wednesday morning after an absence of several days during the holidays. Their new barracks on the government property is completed and they moved in. Mrs. James High and sons, Bob and Vernon, left for their home at Modesto, Wednesday after spending = . } . . . the holidays with Mrs. High’s sister, Mrs. Samuel F. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Seisser and family moved from here to the town of Washington, Sunday, where he is to be employed in the mining ipdustry. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hays motored up from Browns Valley Tuesday to spend New Years with relatives. Bernard D, Rathjen will leave shortly for Berkeley where he will Spend several months in colle: Gorden T. Price and family arattonding rived Sunday from Dunsmuir on a short holiday visit with his parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Price. Mr. and Mrs.Leonard L. Bishop and family, of Oak Valley, spent the New Years in town with Mrs. Bishop’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Calvin. Charles L. Wilson, Jr., and Woodrow Wilson, who ‘attend college and high school at Sacramento and Berkeley respectively, are spending the holidays wit htheir father at Log. Cabin. Julius. E. Pauly motored to Marysville “Wednesday on a_ short business visit. 3 Dan Boreland, of Strawberry ValJey arrived Tuesday and is driving the Marysville stage from here to Dobbins, the stage company changing the schedule to winter time on Wednesday. George Wilson, lineman of the Telephone and Telegraph past few days here working on the fines, spending New Year’s day in vicinity of Mountain trouble shooting. Jack Richards returned Wednesday morning from spending New Years at Nevada City with relatives. frank J. Massa, of Oroville, wus in this section during the holidays . on a visit to his old home. House, Quartz and Placer location blanks for sale at Nugget Office. ~ Silver Lining ADS, WILL TELL BANKERS’ STORY American Bankers Association President Announces Move to Stimulate Newspaper Advertising NEW YORK.--Pians for stimulating wider use of informative newspaper advertising by banks in promoting pub lic understanding and contidenee in regard to existing banking conditions and methods have been announced by R. S. Hecht, President of the American Bankers Association, as a part of his organization’s activities in aid of business recovery. A general groundwork was prepared through a nationwide survey of adveringness to extend justifiable lonns to industry and trade. This, he said, re . ‘Veated that a targe number tn ati parts — of the country are pursuing aggiessive policies along this line and encourag: ing their customers to develop forward. looking business plans, “It is our aim to aid in fostering this constructive attitude wherever possible,” he said. The Theme of New Advertising The association’s Advertising Department,-under the direct supervision of the general executive oflicers, has prepared, at the headquarters in New York City, an informative advertising . A row of silver buttons that drop from the neckline to the hem in frent, and line both edges of a skirt slit that pegins at the knees, features this trim gown of ribbed crepe displayed by—Margaret Lindsay, film acseries for the use of mémber banks in the association to aid them in developing in their own communities better general public understanding regarding banking, Mr. Hecht said. “The underlying theme of this adver The world was amazed when five baby girls were born to Mrs. Ov lated north country near Corbeil, Ont., time that the mites would survive. tom left, they are as healthy and happy now as normal infants. right, above, they are: Yvonne, Annette, their father, together with their five brothers and sisters, and, in i tising by banks relative to their will . : ising. is that sound banking is based on , t helpful human relations anc that it has a unity of interest with the people of its commuaity which binds them together with a common purpose,” he said. “We are contident that ff a clear understanding of this is brought home to . the people in al! our banking communities, it will go far in restoring the pub. lic confidence which good banking deserves. A bank in which people de. servedly believe is doubly safe. It is to the public interest for the people to . have contidence in their banks. The Place of Advertising “We feel that bank advertising has a special public duty to perform in this connection under existing conditions. The copy which will be supplied in the service we have developed will not only aid the individual bank it promoting the use of its own facilities but is also ; aimed to bring about with the aid of newspaper advertising a clearer public viewpoint regarding the essential] part it occupies in the life of its communiMr. i the new advertising tacilities being oftered to the members of the association : that they are-not a profit making ven. . ture and that there is no intention to disturb existing advertising arrangements, the idea being that these institutiona! services shall supplement .) rangements. ‘tress. — Nugget Office. WANTED—Clean rags at the Hecht emphasized in regard to : rather than replace present plans, or : . that they will give assistance to.mem. ber banks now lacking satisfactory ar: . uintuplet Doing Well Copyright, NAST Re a 1934, all rights reserved Cecile, Emilie, and Marie. ila Dionne in the sparsely popuCanada, some six months ago. But thanks to the care given them by Dr. Daniel R. Dafoe, botLook at them yourself! From left to At bottom right, is Ovila Dionne,

nset, their mother. There was little hope at that TRANSAMERICA CORP. TO PAY 12° CENT DIVIDEND Transamerican Corporation directors yesterday declared the’ usual semi-annual dividend of 12% cents a share on capital stoek, payable January 31 to stock of record January 15. The total amount of the dividénd is $2,960,000, about 90 per cent of which is paid to stockholders in California and therefore increases the ‘purchasing power of this state by more than $2,660,000. The current dividend disbursement brings the total cash divideads paid by Transamerica and its predecessor during the past ten “Years to more than $112,000,000. SERVICE . COMPLETE .. REVERENT .. Every phase of the funeral ceremoney is handled by The Holmes Funeral Home with quiet efficiency, with tact, with respect for a sacred memory and for the feelings of those who mourn. Holmes Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE el Gere is an Opportunity LAUR URER RUE RRA Have buyer for home in Nevada City. 4 ese If your home is for sale see me at once. C. M. BROWN REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE ey Bldg. 312 Broad Street . : NEVADA CITY NUGGET ADVERTISING FAYS! ie ‘ oe CBanish that all-gone" feeling Savory, Satisfying, and above all, rich in essential healthgiving properties. e Our Meats Satisfy the Purse and the Appetite & Qur satisfied patrons will tell you of the Quality of our Meats and the Courtesy of our our Service. KEYSTONE MEAT MARKET Phone 67 « Nevada City GLASSES Open the door to a new world tor people whuse eyesight is poor GEO. H .SHIRKEY, 0. D. } OPTOMETRIST 43 Se, 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Nevada City Garage. ss Plymouth Cars svc CHAS. LEITER, DISTRBIBUTOR = se Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone 138 i! . . AMBULANCE. SERVICE . . SUEUR LGR aig i Mrs. Preston’s News Stand 316 Broad St. : Weraaa City { yt Funeral Directors Nevada City Grass Valley Bie leet te ietetestente she seshe ste she ak FOUR LITTLE GIRLS he te he o> 04% Patty On their way to school with bright faces and wearing clean laundere? dresses.. They are happy because their mother sends their laundry to the GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY : and DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY PHONE 108 Hieoietetetoleieteiey: ‘ Grass Valley PHONE 250W Nevada City i a ae ae ae ea a a Cea eee 3 23 Rete peri eae ph a) ( a ace .” , Beer Hall PIKE CITY, NEAR SAN JUAN MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. MEALS Also Beer, Wine, Whiskey Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobbacco J. J. CONNELL, Manager sede gi TRY OUR HOME-COOKED ri OUR SERVICE TO YOU Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and ‘Tops Installed, Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US Only Sereinn of It’s Kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS At The Nevada City Garage ee , e . EI ie Tie ee ge Opt ee eS «+ Marigold Beauty Shop Davis Transcript Bldzg., Commercial Street sa ate ste stasta he I OR eS ste ate aM De ee a a ae a a Cae a Oe aa he ‘7 te ¥ Cy “ me Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Luxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 ORRA COMTE Telephone 470 ps $ : UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE 50 LOO Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners Raviola and Chicken Dinner ... Lucca's Special 75° COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI. PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 ee See Ton + See ones wen ences ecnscecoccasccccededeseen NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets 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 Capita! of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ee te a ee a ae ee a : : Grass Valley Cleaners & Ed. Burtner, Prop. 5, pearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often the . wehicle to real . ae PROSPERITY Mail Orders Given WE CREDIT YOUR = Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span ap: Phone 375.