July 10, 1931 (6 pages)

Cee ' ap the PAGE SIX aaa lal = — neers = — THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA oh gee eee FRIDAY, JULY_10,_1931 eames BANK OF AMERICA . ISSUES STATEMENT The distinctive statewide service rendered by the Bank of Aimerica in aiding to build up the business, industrial and agricultural resources of Californiais reflected in the semiannual statement of the institution, published tday. The figures include’ ‘poth the Bank of America National the state affiliate of the same name. The total. assets are placed at $1,120,645,127.58 and the total deposits $962,423,938.96 in the state-. ment. Changes in the ‘Various As-. set’? account include an increase of, $10,864,812.96 in the holdings of United States government and other bonds, bringing the total of govern. ment securities held by the bank to $161,160,116.08. The items of ‘‘Cash and Due From . Banks’’, plus the “Bond Investment . which totals $391,738,707.41 in the} aggregate, compares very yavernbly . with the deposits of $962,423,938.96 The decrease since January in the item of ‘Loans, Discounts and Bankers’ Acceptances”, which amounts to $63,173,532.56 is in line with present business conditions funds received from this source naturally find investment in the bond account. : A decrease in deposits from the January 1 statement is accountea for toa great extent by the use of . funds by the U. S. Government and! other public agencies and the usual seasonal requirements for agricultural purposes. “The semi-annual” statement of the Bank of America very closely reflects the building up process in! which the state is engaged at the! present time,” Arnold J. Mount, President, said. ‘‘Every major busi-'! ness, industrial and agricultural in-i terest, and most of the smaller ones. are going through a process of; change in order -to meet not only the present conditions but to provide . for the future grwth that we have: every reason to expect. It is a period of economic rehabilitation in which naturally enough, the bank-. ing function is called on to play an: eutstanding part. “J think it particularly significant that at no time during this period of depression have our banks been forced t adopt drastic measures to Meet the situation. They have provided as easily and securely for decreased business as they provided for increased business during more favorablé periods.” : SWEETHEART OF THE SALINAS CALIF RODEO Fresno County’s candidate for “Sweetheart of the California Rodeo’’ at Salinas, Maudine Cleason, will desert her Pal of the Plains for the time being, and will descend upen the city of California’s greatest Rodeo by airplane Wednesday morning, July 22nd, opening day of the show. Miss Creason, flower of the Cow Counties of the San Joaquin, and beloved and admired wherever! and whenever rodeos are held in! the Valley, is sponsored by the Fresno County of Chamber Commerce. : Born tothe saddle on.her father’s , cattle ranch near Sanger, Fresno. County, Miss Creason is 20 years; old, auburn-haired and brown-eyed, and is an accomplished rider. Since old enough to be lifted to the back of good hores anda participant in events featuring horses. During the events featuring hores. During the competition for “Sweetheart of the California Rodeo’’ she will ride Sil. cidedly the outdoor type of girl. In . MOTHER LODE COUNTIES ‘tive Daughters las the Hangtown celebration assem_ bonanza. the mount of Governor James Rolph Jr., at the rodeo parade in Visalia, June 6. Fresno County’s candidate is deaddition to competing in the ‘“‘Sweetheart” contest she probably will ride Silver in the stock horse competition during the Rodeo .Miss Creasson is a graduate of Easton High School of Fresno County, was a popular student at Fresno State College, and_ is at present branch manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company in the Hotel Californian. Mayor Z. S. Leymel of Fresno will act as the official escort of Miss Creason:-.She and the Mayor will be the guests of Clayton Ve Smith, vice-president and Manager of the Hotel Fresno, flying his own plane to Salinas. ® TO CELEBRATE LA FIESTA July 9, 1931— that the five . _ LOS ANGELES, Word received here Mother Lode counties of Amador,: El Dorado, Nevada, Sierra, and Placer, thrugh Native Sons and Na-. parlors and other oragnizations, are planning picturesque representation in the Admission Day pageant of La Fiesta de Los Angeles has aroused keen anticipation on the part of those arranging for this city’s 150th birthday celebration, September 4 to 13. It is reported that the counties will combine to produce the remarkably effective scenes shown at Placerville in the Hangtown Celebration. So anxious is the management of La Fiesta de Los Angeles to have that notable contribution that a substantial sum will be appropriated to; bring entries here. Reports indicate tat the counties themselves realize the value to them of showing to the more than one million people who will seethe spectacvles of La Fiesta such features bled. Among thse reported to be working on the plan are Mayor J. G Walsh of Auburn and seph . Scherrer, president of the Placerville Native Sons parlor. Herman C. Lisctenberger, past . grand president of the Native Sons . and yepresentative of that order on: La Fiesta Association, has been ion! tacting leading members in the; Mother Lode district, with encourag. aioe anette = S— Gs GRASS VALLEY KHAKI PANTS OUR KHAKI PANTSARE THE BEST. FAST COLOR, TOO $69 e rrr JULY CLEARANCE AT PENNEY’S Summer Goods of All Sorts Repriced for Quick Selling: Out it goes!—In line with our policy of presenting, always. clean, fresh, seasonable stocks, all remaining Spring and Summer merchandixe must now make way for new Fall and Winter goods. So— throughout the store—you will find a wide sélection of things you need and want reprieed and regrouped for quick, positive clecrance. _ There are many weeks of Summer still to come during which this merchandise will be desirable and useful for you to have, especially at the extremely low prices at which it is offered: For us, however, it is too late in the season—our stocks must soon be ready for Fuil Openings. So—again—All Summen goods must go! Quantities Are Limited! They Won't Last Long! NAINSOOK UNIONS ¥ These are full cut, bar tacked and not to be confused with sale met”. chandise. 49° 7 al MEN'S SUITS WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUITS THAT WE WANT TO CLEAR BEFORE THE NEW FALL SUITS ARRIVE. DON’T PASS THIS UNHEARD OF PRICE UP. ee WHITE OUR WHITE SHIRTS ARE THE TALK OF THE age $149 $1.98 SHIRTS KHAKI HATS JUST THE HAT FOR THESE HOT SUMMER DAYS ing prospects, he states. . It is now assured, according to Lichtenberg and others, that leading counties of Northern and Central California will have impressive floats and other entries inthe Admission Day pageant. This is to ‘a . ee ean ie Regarding Supplies AND : Equipment for Mines tures of La Fiesta. 0 MONTANA IS SELLING GOLD PANS BUTTE, Butte, Montana, for the first time in 40 years is offering gold pans for sale. Thus Montana revives her oldest and most romantic industry—placer mining. And the boys are taking to the hills. It sounds odd—hundreds of men drifting into the hills along streams ; over the old trails along which the frontier forged. A good living can be made panning the precious metal from old stream beds. Too. there’s always the chance to make a lucky strike, a Ghost towns are showing signs of life. An occasinal prospector from one of the is seen in town, a little ver, a2 beautiful palomino stock! ~ horse owned and trained by J.-H. Brewer of the Pastime Stables at Selma, Fresno County. Silver was} bottle, or bag of gold dust, giving token of his industry. Others return to the hills with him. a : 0. v Subscribe for The Nugget Rexall 93" Rexall “93”. HAIR GROWTH AIDED If the roots of your hair are not dead in cases of dandruff, falling hair, . and slow growth. Remember the name : ; Sold Only at Rexall Stores R. E. HARRIS & THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE 6 oz. 50c . Hair Tonic will greatly aid LADIES’ SHOES WE HAVE GROUPED ODD LOTS OF LADIES SHOES TO CLOSE AT $1.98 “$2.98 : SILK DRESSES PURE SILK FLAT CREPES AND RAYON CREPES—14 TO 48 SIZE $2.98 . SILK HOSIERY . We Have the Largest and Best Stock of Silk Hosiery in Nevada County. New Shades of a Special Hose Chiffon, Picot Top, Cradle Foot, Hard Twisted Silk to the Top. 89° We have direct factory arrangements and we handle the products of the following well known manufacturers: COLUMBIA STEEL MILLS CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANYHERCULES POWDER COMPANY INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY Please send your orders direct to us ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO Seoge sooth fe oteaje nieals sees deh 3 NCNGRR COMPANY TIME TABLE Effective Monday, May 3, 1931 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a. m., Grass Valley 5.05 a. m. arriving at San Franciscogt2:50 p. m. Trafns leave Nevada City at 9:30 a. m., Grass Valley 9:50 a. m., making direct connection with S. P. train No. 19 arriving at San Francisco 4:50 p. m. ‘ Train leaves Nevada City at 3:05 p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 p. m., daily except Sunday, making connection with S. P. train No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11:20 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m. and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily. WHILE IN CAMPTONVILLE VISIT THE LEADER . GARAGE . And Have “Stan” Look Your Car Over and Estimate your Work—FREE. TIRES AND TUBES FREE AIR * CAMPTONVILLE Phone 3 CALIF. aS —— LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. GAS AND OIL . F gs GOLD _ . NUGGET —AND— QUARTZ JEWELRY Scarf Pins, Brooches, Rings, Charms and Chains in Stock or Made up to Order TL WIPARIONG & SON Jewelers 124 Mill Street soar Grass Valley ———— ——— Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a. small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS emcees es Small rib steaks, tender and uicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET eit ‘4

Cee ' ap the PAGE SIX aaa lal = — neers = — THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA oh gee eee FRIDAY, JULY_10,_1931 eames BANK OF AMERICA . ISSUES STATEMENT The distinctive statewide service rendered by the Bank of Aimerica in aiding to build up the business, industrial and agricultural resources of Californiais reflected in the semiannual statement of the institution, published tday. The figures include’ ‘poth the Bank of America National the state affiliate of the same name. The total. assets are placed at $1,120,645,127.58 and the total deposits $962,423,938.96 in the state-. ment. Changes in the ‘Various As-. set’? account include an increase of, $10,864,812.96 in the holdings of United States government and other bonds, bringing the total of govern. ment securities held by the bank to $161,160,116.08. The items of ‘‘Cash and Due From . Banks’’, plus the “Bond Investment . which totals $391,738,707.41 in the} aggregate, compares very yavernbly . with the deposits of $962,423,938.96 The decrease since January in the item of ‘Loans, Discounts and Bankers’ Acceptances”, which amounts to $63,173,532.56 is in line with present business conditions funds received from this source naturally find investment in the bond account. : A decrease in deposits from the January 1 statement is accountea for toa great extent by the use of . funds by the U. S. Government and! other public agencies and the usual seasonal requirements for agricultural purposes. “The semi-annual” statement of the Bank of America very closely reflects the building up process in! which the state is engaged at the! present time,” Arnold J. Mount, President, said. ‘‘Every major busi-'! ness, industrial and agricultural in-i terest, and most of the smaller ones. are going through a process of; change in order -to meet not only the present conditions but to provide . for the future grwth that we have: every reason to expect. It is a period of economic rehabilitation in which naturally enough, the bank-. ing function is called on to play an: eutstanding part. “J think it particularly significant that at no time during this period of depression have our banks been forced t adopt drastic measures to Meet the situation. They have provided as easily and securely for decreased business as they provided for increased business during more favorablé periods.” : SWEETHEART OF THE SALINAS CALIF RODEO Fresno County’s candidate for “Sweetheart of the California Rodeo’’ at Salinas, Maudine Cleason, will desert her Pal of the Plains for the time being, and will descend upen the city of California’s greatest Rodeo by airplane Wednesday morning, July 22nd, opening day of the show. Miss Creason, flower of the Cow Counties of the San Joaquin, and beloved and admired wherever! and whenever rodeos are held in! the Valley, is sponsored by the Fresno County of Chamber Commerce. : Born tothe saddle on.her father’s , cattle ranch near Sanger, Fresno. County, Miss Creason is 20 years; old, auburn-haired and brown-eyed, and is an accomplished rider. Since old enough to be lifted to the back of good hores anda participant in events featuring horses. During the events featuring hores. During the competition for “Sweetheart of the California Rodeo’’ she will ride Sil. cidedly the outdoor type of girl. In . MOTHER LODE COUNTIES ‘tive Daughters las the Hangtown celebration assem_ bonanza. the mount of Governor James Rolph Jr., at the rodeo parade in Visalia, June 6. Fresno County’s candidate is deaddition to competing in the ‘“‘Sweetheart” contest she probably will ride Silver in the stock horse competition during the Rodeo .Miss Creasson is a graduate of Easton High School of Fresno County, was a popular student at Fresno State College, and_ is at present branch manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company in the Hotel Californian. Mayor Z. S. Leymel of Fresno will act as the official escort of Miss Creason:-.She and the Mayor will be the guests of Clayton Ve Smith, vice-president and Manager of the Hotel Fresno, flying his own plane to Salinas. ® TO CELEBRATE LA FIESTA July 9, 1931— that the five . _ LOS ANGELES, Word received here Mother Lode counties of Amador,: El Dorado, Nevada, Sierra, and Placer, thrugh Native Sons and Na-. parlors and other oragnizations, are planning picturesque representation in the Admission Day pageant of La Fiesta de Los Angeles has aroused keen anticipation on the part of those arranging for this city’s 150th birthday celebration, September 4 to 13. It is reported that the counties will combine to produce the remarkably effective scenes shown at Placerville in the Hangtown Celebration. So anxious is the management of La Fiesta de Los Angeles to have that notable contribution that a substantial sum will be appropriated to; bring entries here. Reports indicate tat the counties themselves realize the value to them of showing to the more than one million people who will seethe spectacvles of La Fiesta such features bled. Among thse reported to be working on the plan are Mayor J. G Walsh of Auburn and seph . Scherrer, president of the Placerville Native Sons parlor. Herman C. Lisctenberger, past . grand president of the Native Sons . and yepresentative of that order on: La Fiesta Association, has been ion! tacting leading members in the; Mother Lode district, with encourag. aioe anette = S— Gs GRASS VALLEY KHAKI PANTS OUR KHAKI PANTSARE THE BEST. FAST COLOR, TOO $69 e rrr JULY CLEARANCE AT PENNEY’S Summer Goods of All Sorts Repriced for Quick Selling: Out it goes!—In line with our policy of presenting, always. clean, fresh, seasonable stocks, all remaining Spring and Summer merchandixe must now make way for new Fall and Winter goods. So— throughout the store—you will find a wide sélection of things you need and want reprieed and regrouped for quick, positive clecrance. _

There are many weeks of Summer still to come during which this merchandise will be desirable and useful for you to have, especially at the extremely low prices at which it is offered: For us, however, it is too late in the season—our stocks must soon be ready for Fuil Openings. So—again—All Summen goods must go! Quantities Are Limited! They Won't Last Long! NAINSOOK UNIONS ¥ These are full cut, bar tacked and not to be confused with sale met”. chandise. 49° 7 al MEN'S SUITS WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUITS THAT WE WANT TO CLEAR BEFORE THE NEW FALL SUITS ARRIVE. DON’T PASS THIS UNHEARD OF PRICE UP. ee WHITE OUR WHITE SHIRTS ARE THE TALK OF THE age $149 $1.98 SHIRTS KHAKI HATS JUST THE HAT FOR THESE HOT SUMMER DAYS ing prospects, he states. . It is now assured, according to Lichtenberg and others, that leading counties of Northern and Central California will have impressive floats and other entries inthe Admission Day pageant. This is to ‘a . ee ean ie Regarding Supplies AND : Equipment for Mines tures of La Fiesta. 0 MONTANA IS SELLING GOLD PANS BUTTE, Butte, Montana, for the first time in 40 years is offering gold pans for sale. Thus Montana revives her oldest and most romantic industry—placer mining. And the boys are taking to the hills. It sounds odd—hundreds of men drifting into the hills along streams ; over the old trails along which the frontier forged. A good living can be made panning the precious metal from old stream beds. Too. there’s always the chance to make a lucky strike, a Ghost towns are showing signs of life. An occasinal prospector from one of the is seen in town, a little ver, a2 beautiful palomino stock! ~ horse owned and trained by J.-H. Brewer of the Pastime Stables at Selma, Fresno County. Silver was} bottle, or bag of gold dust, giving token of his industry. Others return to the hills with him. a : 0. v Subscribe for The Nugget Rexall 93" Rexall “93”. HAIR GROWTH AIDED If the roots of your hair are not dead in cases of dandruff, falling hair, . and slow growth. Remember the name : ; Sold Only at Rexall Stores R. E. HARRIS & THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE 6 oz. 50c . Hair Tonic will greatly aid LADIES’ SHOES WE HAVE GROUPED ODD LOTS OF LADIES SHOES TO CLOSE AT $1.98 “$2.98 : SILK DRESSES PURE SILK FLAT CREPES AND RAYON CREPES—14 TO 48 SIZE $2.98 . SILK HOSIERY . We Have the Largest and Best Stock of Silk Hosiery in Nevada County. New Shades of a Special Hose Chiffon, Picot Top, Cradle Foot, Hard Twisted Silk to the Top. 89° We have direct factory arrangements and we handle the products of the following well known manufacturers: COLUMBIA STEEL MILLS CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANYHERCULES POWDER COMPANY INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY Please send your orders direct to us ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO Seoge sooth fe oteaje nieals sees deh 3 NCNGRR COMPANY TIME TABLE Effective Monday, May 3, 1931 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a. m., Grass Valley 5.05 a. m. arriving at San Franciscogt2:50 p. m. Trafns leave Nevada City at 9:30 a. m., Grass Valley 9:50 a. m., making direct connection with S. P. train No. 19 arriving at San Francisco 4:50 p. m. ‘ Train leaves Nevada City at 3:05 p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 p. m., daily except Sunday, making connection with S. P. train No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11:20 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m. and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily. WHILE IN CAMPTONVILLE VISIT THE LEADER . GARAGE . And Have “Stan” Look Your Car Over and Estimate your Work—FREE. TIRES AND TUBES FREE AIR * CAMPTONVILLE Phone 3 CALIF. aS —— LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. GAS AND OIL . F gs GOLD _ . NUGGET —AND— QUARTZ JEWELRY Scarf Pins, Brooches, Rings, Charms and Chains in Stock or Made up to Order TL WIPARIONG & SON Jewelers 124 Mill Street soar Grass Valley ———— ——— Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a. small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS emcees es Small rib steaks, tender and uicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET eit ‘4