July 21, 1939 (6 pages)

PUNCTURE VINE Agricultural Commissioner L. G. Legason stated Monday a good) sized patch of puncture vine had been found on the Auburf highway north Of the Bear River bridge. State high_ Way crews are destroying the vines. The patch found in the Spenceville Section seven years ago is now un@er control. This weed is dangerous to livestock as it punctures the flesh ‘Of animals and has also been known to puncture automobile tires. Any®fe finding puncture vine growing in the county are asked to notify Mr. Lageson. He will ‘Immediately take steps to eradicate the weed. POTTED FLOWERS 2-year rooted Roses, shrubs, ! jj Bouquets, Corsages, Flowers for Weddings, Family Reunions and Special Occasions. FOOTE’S FLORIST PHONE 420 . Hills Flat _ Grass Va!ley . . . Drawings, ‘Paintings, Photographs, Colored Reproductions SEPIAGRAPHS Clifford Warner ‘ COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY EMPLOYER TAX CHANGE JUNE 20 ee PRR atte Mette aF SACRAMENTO, July 17.—Offi:ials of the State Department of Employment today announced that all corporations and associations exempted from paying contributions to the Unemployment Reserves Fund through provisions of Assembly Bill 362 nevertheless must pay these confective date of the bill. According to interpretations of the bill by the Department’s legal section, the measure exempts small nonprofit corporations and associations from paying contributions to the fund after June 20, but as the provisions are not retroactive, contribuons are.due and payable to tha: date. ; Delinquent notices have been sent to these small corporations and associations for the quarter ending March 31, 1939. The subject employers in question will owe the a-yartment contributions for the second quarter of 1939 only to ‘June tributions until June 20, 1939, ef-. 20, 1939. Small non-profit corporations and associations include chambers of commerce, service clubs, fraternities, and others. New provisions of the aw are applicable only to corporations and associations having an insufficient number of »aid employees (Azores UT INSTEAD OF CARRYING WINE . ! : IT! 74 METHOD USED TO GROUP) IAGONS ARE USED TO TRANSPORT BARRELS IN THE WAGONS, THEY ARE TIEO ON to qualify as subject to the act and which are not subject to*the Federal excise tax under Title IX of the Socfal Security Act. Unpaid officers and ~mployees hereafter Will not be ounted as employees in determining ED BURTNER OF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS NOW IS THE TIME your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of ‘To sprace up. Get Spring and Summer Suits is here. ‘121 MAIN STREET. GKASS VALLEY Select yours now. Pehiens « } SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES 603 W. Broad Street—Phone 69 CUT FLOWERS Occasion PLANTS FERNS For Every subjectivity. Claims for exemption under the new amendment should be made to the department immediately. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BOOSTS ACME BEER SALES Achieving a gain that equals the “tire output of many a brewery, Acme Breweries announces that its sales for the first six months of 1939 were 740,089 gallons ahead of this same period in 1938. “Acme Beer has led in sales ever since Repeal and its total output of 7,017,375 gallons fo ix months sets an all time record among Western brewers,” stated Karl F. Schuster, president of Acme Breweries. ; ‘This gain coincides with the comPany’s largest investment in news2aper advertising and is all the more Significant in a period when the brewing industry as a whole reports Telegraph : Stokelys No. 2 can. ]()c ey Pod Peas a slight sales decline. PUREX BB BISQUICK 2 Gold Medal SUPER SUDS Red Label LOG FOOD Zee Tissue A Family Pack 4 for 17< Red Heart MUSTARD Ss Hienz MARGARINE Large package Jfc White King ‘Granulated Soap Robin. Hood Canterbury BI Bar Soap ‘Regular Bar, 3c ‘White King; < “BEER Spry Shortening _ Pound can 1c 3 poundtin 5jc “SU PURB 11% lb. package 17 © _. Granulated Soap . “Hj GRAPEFRUIT No.2 can 3 for 29cGlenn Aire Fancy " SLICED BEEF -2 ounce jar I1¢ _ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 for 20c ‘Town House No. 2 can CHEESE 2 pound loaf 2c ‘Sunsweet Prunes ASPARAGUS Picnics Tins} Jc Highwa: SLICED BEETS No.2can qc IIc Highway “PRICES JULY 21 TO 27 INCL. . _ SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXA Plain: or Chocolate NEW CUSTOMER SALE — featuring NATIONALLYADVERTISED BRANDS . at RockRITZ CRACKERS Lb. package Jc AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. pkg: 2 for 95¢ ‘EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. can 93¢ « afm TEA 4b. pke. 26cSALAD DRESSING Quart jar 96c } 11 oz. steinies ’ Brown Derby—Plus Deposit Swifts Brookfield—American or Brick OVALTINE Medium 6 ounce can APPLE SAUCE Libbys No. 2 cans Qc BLE ITEMS CONFESSIONS OF ANAZISPY ON SCREEN TONIGHT “Confessions of a Nazi Spy,” the: Warner Bros. film dealing with Nazi Theatre last night. This is the much: awaited film which has been a subject of wide interest ever since Warner Bros, started the production of it, the first really important motion picture document of Nazi espionage activities in America. Mr. Tamblyn. manager of, the Nevada Theatre, made "2" ements with the producers for showing “Confessions of a Nazi Spy” (STUDENT CO-OP be extended to Students for from $22.50 to $25 per month. : u I make really well—fish cakes and SUCCESS AT U.C. BERKELEY, July 20.—Five cooperative dormitories operated on the Berkeley campus of the University of California during the last year did a total business of more than '$110,000. This is revealed in a report of the University, of California Students’ Cooperative Association, ‘which in‘ludes four men’s houses and one for women, In four of the units, 365 men lived, and in the women’s house, 82 were housed. In addition, there ‘were 150 boarders who roomed outside the dormitories. Each of the dormitories is an individual unit, electing its own officers and appointing its own manager. A central board of directors has jurisdiction over corporation problems which affect all the houses. The work in the houses. is performed by the members, -although a chef and a heating engineer are paid, Student duties consist of waiting on tables, washing dishes, operating the switchboards, cleaning house, ete, Students are required to furnish their own blankets and Pillows, and to keep their rooms in order. Last year a central kitchen was established in Oxford House, to do the cooking for Oxford, Barrington and Atherton, with trucks and ‘containers to garry the food. This plan may include the ’ other 1ouses if it works well next year. ‘Board and room, under. this cooperative plan, has. been furnished Bride—“Yes, there aré two dishes FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939. Rainbow Chapter will meet in the Masonic Hall Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock for a regular session after which dainty refreshments and a social time will be enjoyed. Miss June Hawke is worthy advisor and Mrs. Esther Joyal, Mother Advisor. Major Vernon Snell and wife have arrived from Honolulu and are visiting their many friends. in “Nevada City’ and Grass Valley. Mrs. Snell i was the former Rita George of Grass Valley. The major was an employee of, the late George E. Scarfe in the Nevada City office of the P G. & B. Major and Mrs. Snell will go to Port Arthur upon leaving this distriet. Special Buys in late coupes at George Brothers, terms to suit you. Your old car as down payment. LEONG GROCERY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 314 Broad Street Nevada City & goulash.”’ °sDionage activities in this country Bridegroom — “And which is. opened for two nights at the Nevada . this?” Radio Service . If you have'tried the rest— ; now try the best. : . 125 Mill Street, ‘Phone 61 Grass Valley ——! MA PASTURIZED RAW CREAM , in this city because he felt his theatre would not only render a patriot. Pant of the unbelievable Spy Menace ic service in showing a film of this kind, but also because he felt it would make Americans more cognizAND MILK 2 a . CSTE Ranch-to-Customer Delivery Service in Nevada City and "Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. \PDRESS, MABEN’S DAIRY, BOX 847; GRASS VALLEY. LAR, feat ppen mae Which exists in our democracy, Anatole Litvak directed ‘the film, which stars Edward G. Robinson, and 2 brilliant cast including Paul LukBottom Prices. . Dag Late Used Cars, also a ‘few in Brothers, Grass Valley. as, Francis Lederer, Lya-Lys—farhous European film beauty making her American debut—and many othSpecials, in bargains George See our World Fair cheap — transportation. ALL YOUR MOTOR Dick Lane’s Garage WASHING °* POLISHING, ‘RENT Broad and Union Sts,, Phone 525 NEEDS cared for at EXPERT MECHANICS GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES, BATTERIES ‘ le . Qe . 15¢ : 3 for 29¢ Jc 23¢ Quart bottle % pound package Giant package No. 1 can 6 ounce jar Lb. carton 2 for 4 for 25c 33¢ x fl > cia” ke COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE TO MEET YOUR. NEEDS FOR _ LETTERHEADS — ENVELOPES — INVOICES * STATEMENTS — HANDBILLS — PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS — MINING FORMS FOLDERS — CATALOGS — BLOTTERS Oe — IN FACT — WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING THAT Is PRINTED Coed Nevada City Nina! TELEPHONE . 305 BROAD STREET * ‘ a NEVADA CITY aes te: rr OR RO ee ee este de a a oa CR ee ee bc ee ae ee ee ee eS ee a ie 2 a a ee eee Se ee Eee 36 ate ahe ate t,t. bat i le a Nd

PUNCTURE VINE Agricultural Commissioner L. G. Legason stated Monday a good) sized patch of puncture vine had been found on the Auburf highway north Of the Bear River bridge. State high_ Way crews are destroying the vines. The patch found in the Spenceville Section seven years ago is now un@er control. This weed is dangerous to livestock as it punctures the flesh ‘Of animals and has also been known to puncture automobile tires. Any®fe finding puncture vine growing in the county are asked to notify Mr. Lageson. He will ‘Immediately take steps to eradicate the weed. POTTED FLOWERS 2-year rooted Roses, shrubs, ! jj Bouquets, Corsages, Flowers for Weddings, Family Reunions and Special Occasions. FOOTE’S FLORIST PHONE 420 . Hills Flat _ Grass Va!ley . . . Drawings, ‘Paintings, Photographs, Colored Reproductions SEPIAGRAPHS Clifford Warner ‘ COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY EMPLOYER TAX CHANGE JUNE 20 ee PRR atte Mette aF SACRAMENTO, July 17.—Offi:ials of the State Department of Employment today announced that all corporations and associations exempted from paying contributions to the Unemployment Reserves Fund through provisions of Assembly Bill 362 nevertheless must pay these confective date of the bill. According to interpretations of the bill by the Department’s legal section, the measure exempts small nonprofit corporations and associations from paying contributions to the fund after June 20, but as the provisions are not retroactive, contribuons are.due and payable to tha: date. ; Delinquent notices have been sent to these small corporations and associations for the quarter ending March 31, 1939. The subject employers in question will owe the a-yartment contributions for the second quarter of 1939 only to ‘June tributions until June 20, 1939, ef-. 20, 1939. Small non-profit corporations and associations include chambers of commerce, service clubs, fraternities, and others. New provisions of the aw are applicable only to corporations and associations having an insufficient number of »aid employees (Azores UT INSTEAD OF CARRYING WINE . ! : IT! 74 METHOD USED TO GROUP) IAGONS ARE USED TO TRANSPORT BARRELS IN THE WAGONS, THEY ARE TIEO ON to qualify as subject to the act and which are not subject to*the Federal excise tax under Title IX of the Socfal Security Act. Unpaid officers and ~mployees hereafter Will not be ounted as employees in determining ED BURTNER OF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS NOW IS THE TIME your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of ‘To sprace up. Get Spring and Summer Suits is here. ‘121 MAIN STREET. GKASS VALLEY Select yours now. Pehiens « } SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES 603 W. Broad Street—Phone 69 CUT FLOWERS Occasion PLANTS FERNS For Every subjectivity. Claims for exemption under the new amendment should be made to the department immediately. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BOOSTS ACME BEER SALES Achieving a gain that equals the “tire output of many a brewery, Acme Breweries announces that its sales for the first six months of 1939 were 740,089 gallons ahead of this same period in 1938. “Acme Beer has led in sales ever since Repeal and its total output of 7,017,375 gallons fo ix months sets an all time record among Western brewers,” stated Karl F. Schuster, president of Acme Breweries. ; ‘This gain coincides with the comPany’s largest investment in news2aper advertising and is all the more Significant in a period when the brewing industry as a whole reports Telegraph : Stokelys No. 2 can. ]()c ey Pod Peas a slight sales decline. PUREX BB BISQUICK 2 Gold Medal SUPER SUDS Red Label LOG FOOD Zee Tissue A Family Pack 4 for 17< Red Heart MUSTARD Ss Hienz MARGARINE Large package Jfc White King ‘Granulated Soap Robin. Hood Canterbury BI Bar Soap ‘Regular Bar, 3c ‘White King; < “BEER Spry Shortening _ Pound can 1c 3 poundtin 5jc “SU PURB 11% lb. package 17 © _. Granulated Soap . “Hj GRAPEFRUIT No.2 can 3 for 29cGlenn Aire Fancy " SLICED BEEF -2 ounce jar I1¢ _ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 for 20c ‘Town House No. 2 can CHEESE 2 pound loaf 2c ‘Sunsweet Prunes ASPARAGUS Picnics Tins} Jc Highwa: SLICED BEETS No.2can qc IIc Highway “PRICES JULY 21 TO 27 INCL. . _ SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXA Plain: or Chocolate NEW CUSTOMER SALE — featuring NATIONALLYADVERTISED BRANDS . at RockRITZ CRACKERS Lb. package Jc AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. pkg: 2 for 95¢ ‘EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. can 93¢ « afm TEA 4b. pke. 26cSALAD DRESSING Quart jar 96c } 11 oz. steinies ’ Brown Derby—Plus Deposit Swifts Brookfield—American or Brick OVALTINE Medium 6 ounce can APPLE SAUCE Libbys No. 2 cans Qc BLE ITEMS CONFESSIONS OF ANAZISPY ON SCREEN TONIGHT “Confessions of a Nazi Spy,” the:

Warner Bros. film dealing with Nazi Theatre last night. This is the much: awaited film which has been a subject of wide interest ever since Warner Bros, started the production of it, the first really important motion picture document of Nazi espionage activities in America. Mr. Tamblyn. manager of, the Nevada Theatre, made "2" ements with the producers for showing “Confessions of a Nazi Spy” (STUDENT CO-OP be extended to Students for from $22.50 to $25 per month. : u I make really well—fish cakes and SUCCESS AT U.C. BERKELEY, July 20.—Five cooperative dormitories operated on the Berkeley campus of the University of California during the last year did a total business of more than '$110,000. This is revealed in a report of the University, of California Students’ Cooperative Association, ‘which in‘ludes four men’s houses and one for women, In four of the units, 365 men lived, and in the women’s house, 82 were housed. In addition, there ‘were 150 boarders who roomed outside the dormitories. Each of the dormitories is an individual unit, electing its own officers and appointing its own manager. A central board of directors has jurisdiction over corporation problems which affect all the houses. The work in the houses. is performed by the members, -although a chef and a heating engineer are paid, Student duties consist of waiting on tables, washing dishes, operating the switchboards, cleaning house, ete, Students are required to furnish their own blankets and Pillows, and to keep their rooms in order. Last year a central kitchen was established in Oxford House, to do the cooking for Oxford, Barrington and Atherton, with trucks and ‘containers to garry the food. This plan may include the ’ other 1ouses if it works well next year. ‘Board and room, under. this cooperative plan, has. been furnished Bride—“Yes, there aré two dishes FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939. Rainbow Chapter will meet in the Masonic Hall Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock for a regular session after which dainty refreshments and a social time will be enjoyed. Miss June Hawke is worthy advisor and Mrs. Esther Joyal, Mother Advisor. Major Vernon Snell and wife have arrived from Honolulu and are visiting their many friends. in “Nevada City’ and Grass Valley. Mrs. Snell i was the former Rita George of Grass Valley. The major was an employee of, the late George E. Scarfe in the Nevada City office of the P G. & B. Major and Mrs. Snell will go to Port Arthur upon leaving this distriet. Special Buys in late coupes at George Brothers, terms to suit you. Your old car as down payment. LEONG GROCERY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 314 Broad Street Nevada City & goulash.”’ °sDionage activities in this country Bridegroom — “And which is. opened for two nights at the Nevada . this?” Radio Service . If you have'tried the rest— ; now try the best. : . 125 Mill Street, ‘Phone 61 Grass Valley ——! MA PASTURIZED RAW CREAM , in this city because he felt his theatre would not only render a patriot. Pant of the unbelievable Spy Menace ic service in showing a film of this kind, but also because he felt it would make Americans more cognizAND MILK 2 a . CSTE Ranch-to-Customer Delivery Service in Nevada City and "Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. \PDRESS, MABEN’S DAIRY, BOX 847; GRASS VALLEY. LAR, feat ppen mae Which exists in our democracy, Anatole Litvak directed ‘the film, which stars Edward G. Robinson, and 2 brilliant cast including Paul LukBottom Prices. . Dag Late Used Cars, also a ‘few in Brothers, Grass Valley. as, Francis Lederer, Lya-Lys—farhous European film beauty making her American debut—and many othSpecials, in bargains George See our World Fair cheap — transportation. ALL YOUR MOTOR Dick Lane’s Garage WASHING °* POLISHING, ‘RENT Broad and Union Sts,, Phone 525 NEEDS cared for at EXPERT MECHANICS GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES, BATTERIES ‘ le . Qe . 15¢ : 3 for 29¢ Jc 23¢ Quart bottle % pound package Giant package No. 1 can 6 ounce jar Lb. carton 2 for 4 for 25c 33¢ x fl > cia” ke COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE TO MEET YOUR. NEEDS FOR _ LETTERHEADS — ENVELOPES — INVOICES * STATEMENTS — HANDBILLS — PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS — MINING FORMS FOLDERS — CATALOGS — BLOTTERS Oe — IN FACT — WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING THAT Is PRINTED Coed Nevada City Nina! TELEPHONE . 305 BROAD STREET * ‘ a NEVADA CITY aes te: rr OR RO ee ee este de a a oa CR ee ee bc ee ae ee ee ee eS ee a ie 2 a a ee eee Se ee Eee 36 ate ahe ate t,t. bat i le a Nd