July 9, 1937 (6 pages)

on ane NEVADA CITY NUGGET —— FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937. Peeee THEE Nevada City Naccet 2305 Bread Street, Phone 36 Printed and Published A Legal “ewspaper, as defined by statute. at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Neyada City, California, and entered as mai} of the second class in the postoffice at under Act of Congress, March 3. osbapeescebooeas al *, maitter Nevada City, 1879 +, at, este rterte ste e, % TES SUBSCRIPTION RA Qme year (fn Advance) “ Yd i) $ x % a = he ake. feseifesfeatoateateateatestoateatesteatestestestefesecteeteeteogen’ SPOT Pt at tanto tote teste eatesteateoteate teatiateate aes . Scratch a Russian oe 4. Transatlantic press wires tell us that the Soviet Union is}, formulating a third Five Year Plan. The first decade of planned industrialization, it seems, fell somewhat short.of Marxian expectations. But Russia’s industrial leaders now proclaim that the new Five Year Plan will surely “overtake and surpass America.” That is quite a large order, as idea by Soviet scouts who visit the United States and return home with the report that American labor efficiency is two or three times higher than the Soviet Union's. The latect leaf they have borrowed from aur bic business book is the one captioned ““The Value of Adverts, 8 : Dealing in virtual monopolies, the Soviet state first used its new commercial: weapon, to introduce food products. Canned corn. “plugged” in the initial campaign, was practically unknown to the Russian dinner table. Now it has become a popular menu item. The full value of advertising is just beginning to dawn on its Russien proponents. They are just learning that the ‘ttechnicue can be used to prev in such commodities as perish of advertising’s power which ent surplus and loss, especially able foodstuffs, anapplication 37,000 American food stores have practiced for several years at great producer and cor:sumer profit. Traffic in such ideas as ternational free-trade list. And this properly belongs on the inRussia has succeeded Japan as the most consistent borrower of American business and ‘industrial methods—cast in a role which causes frequent embasrassment to American admirers of Communism. Scratch a genuine Russian these days, and you may find a Capitalist in the making !—Contributed. Fred. Hafelfinger, miner, arrested last Saturday night by Night Officer James Allen of Nevada City, on a reckless driving charge was fined $100 or 50 days in jail. Hafelfinger paid half of the fine and was granted two months to pay the balance. The California State Employees’ ‘ssociation has scheduledgtheir annual picnic to be held at Lake Olymia for July 17. The pienie will draw 2 large crowd as it is always the ghlight of the social events of the highway workers. 7 “Come and watch the weird Yance Of the mighty elephants; Watch the monkeys; come and see Topsy Ann, the chimpanzee; Lions, leopards,ponies, bears, White-faced clowns to chase your cares; Pretty girls in spangled tights Smiling down from dizzy heights. The old feel young on circus day And kids of every, age are gay.”’ Todav’s the dav to start saving up vour pennies, children, and Wednesday. July 91, is the day you’ll be glad you did save them. That is the date set for the anmearance of Russell Bros. Cireus at Cashin Field, according to information left by the show’s advance agent. Russell Bros. is a brand new circus in this locality, the current ‘ser son heing the first time it has ever toured the Western states. Jt is, however. highly ponular in the East. Middle West and South, and comes recommended as one of the nation’s foremost “big top’’ organizations. A erformance of exceptionailv high merit at prices that are most reasonable is promised. A few of the human and near-human entertainers are Fisher’s Five Fearless Flyers; the Six Lelands, European acrobats; the Rebras’. perch and loop sensation from Franee; Buddy, the “talking”’ sea lion; Miss -Aerialetta, « dainty darling of the high trapeze; Frank B. Miller’s remarkable array of highly gaited horses, and Irene Ledgett’s elephants. The program is well spiced with outstanding novelty acts and tie absurd antics of the clown deyartment, And, of course, there is a complete menagerie for which no extra charge is made. Remember the date, kiddies, and drop a penny in the bank today to start for that grand annual event— New Circus Coming Here Soon on First Tour of West t . , C.rcus’ Day! Casizin Field is being used by this cireus because no location within the bounds of either Nevada Grass Valley ‘is large enough to accomodate a show of this size. A 16 mm. Movie Camera by Eastman. . only #48.50 CINE-KODAK “E” HERE S the 16 mm. movie camera you've always wanted —at a price you can afford. But price isn’t the whole story. Ciné-Kodak “E” brings you all these advantages: Fixed focus, with the famous Kodak Anastigmat / 3-5 lens; three speeds; enclosed eye-level finder; footage indicator that gauges scene length and film supply as you sight and shoot; simplified threading. Loads with 50or 100-foot rolls of Ciné-Kodak Film, black-and-white or full-color Kodachrome. All in all, it’s a’ 16 mm. camera you'll want to see and own at the earliest opportunity. Let us show it to you today. City or} . 107 Mill St. pr Grass Valley Drormcesacnen The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices— no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. “List With Us—for Action”’ NEVADA COUNTY W. Hl. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER —_0-——_—Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, just North of City Limits. : Subscribe for The Nugget. Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber cf Commerce Nevada City, California eee pegs eben iene res Practical niinivg tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE value of sulplurets and tailings. giving the free gold peicentage of sulohurets, , Mull order . Agept for New. York Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. eheck work promptly ‘-Carifornia Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies fake Lede stesta slanted’: ales Tinata sfaste ofe } . } . . } . . ! é ; y attended to. (Underwriters. Westchester and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor Pate te iia Sasa sth ate coda dust ales dente stpatestestecfoate fe steals ole ofeole tle afl sleate sfoele-ale fe ofeafecfesfectecteslesfetestestesteeieafee Your Advertisernent in The Nugget is Dollars nm Your Pocket! July Clearance Sale of Ladies Mesh ahestereateatete Mesiersiesh OUR ANN UAL July Clearance Sale Now in Progress! and Children’s Coats and Dresses, Silk, Voiles, Sweaters, Blousez/ Furses, Hosiery, Und r, Curte Sale through the store. Bert’s Dry Goods Store, 116 Mill Sirost, fk f satay aig / / / Sheed tet beeen eee Henne eee ALL 98c FANCY SILK AND RAYON Pe ee ie 79c¢ yard RPEALL 79¢ FANCY RAYON BR ee Nr 59c yard at ALL CURTAIN MATERIALS Bae Thies SPA sear RLS oy EGE ns Wor 20% off ALL CUR eTAIN DRAPERY ee 20% off 25c and 29c BATH TOWELS ee ee ek 19c each LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SWIM SUITS ee ee 20% off GIRLS’ GABERDINE SLACKS ee 79c pair LADIES’ PRINT $1.25 value ... ee ED LAWN GOWNS ES a is ek, 98c each No Approvals _ — No sees panes — No Refunds ] Sale price ALL LADIES’ $1 a AND Ce ee 1 9c each $1.19 DRESSES ALL LADIES’ $] 95 DRESSES Sale price .o656 2. de fees eo se $i. 56 each ALL LADIES’ 82. 95 DRESSES wale price. . 5 eRe eI . $1.95 each ALL LADIES! $3.95 DRESSES Bale prices: iscsi { Sa ilnge sere ee, $2.95 each a ALL LADIES $5.95 DRESSES male price) ee ee ee a 95 ) each. ALL LADIES $7.95 DRESSES Bale price es ih aaa. ial $4. 95 each ALL LADIES’ $15.75 DRESSES : Sale price.3.0 es a . i Priced AE geen nga in Material — in fact a general Clearance iiioieieieteteeietteeieieeieierte ALL SILK Priced a HOSIERY Sale prices “CLES Re ANCE. SALE ON LADIES’ RAY ON UNDERWEAR CHILDREN’S ANKLE SOX Sale price Each (io ane ae $1.00 BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS > 49c value. 39c 98c value . 79c¢ EASY DRY DISH TOWELS : (Pertette a ee 446r 50c oe Sale prices Rah Sesfestendeesedfesteafe este ateateseofeofeste ste eee afesteapeafeafeste teat afeateafeate feat sfeateafeafesfesteatestefestertesteafetateateateateofeateat LADIES’ BLOUSES ALL SPRING AND ‘SUMMER COATS SALE PRICES 116 Mill Street BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE A Home Store, Owned and Operated by a Home Merchant Grass Valley . CHILDREN’S DRESSES AT SALE PRICES

on ane NEVADA CITY NUGGET —— FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937. Peeee THEE Nevada City Naccet 2305 Bread Street, Phone 36 Printed and Published A Legal “ewspaper, as defined by statute. at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Neyada City, California, and entered as mai} of the second class in the postoffice at under Act of Congress, March 3. osbapeescebooeas al *, maitter Nevada City, 1879 +, at, este rterte ste e, % TES SUBSCRIPTION RA Qme year (fn Advance) “ Yd i) $ x % a = he ake. feseifesfeatoateateateatestoateatesteatestestestefesecteeteeteogen’ SPOT Pt at tanto tote teste eatesteateoteate teatiateate aes . Scratch a Russian oe 4. Transatlantic press wires tell us that the Soviet Union is}, formulating a third Five Year Plan. The first decade of planned industrialization, it seems, fell somewhat short.of Marxian expectations. But Russia’s industrial leaders now proclaim that the new Five Year Plan will surely “overtake and surpass America.” That is quite a large order, as idea by Soviet scouts who visit the United States and return home with the report that American labor efficiency is two or three times higher than the Soviet Union's. The latect leaf they have borrowed from aur bic business book is the one captioned ““The Value of Adverts, 8 : Dealing in virtual monopolies, the Soviet state first used its new commercial: weapon, to introduce food products. Canned corn. “plugged” in the initial campaign, was practically unknown to the Russian dinner table. Now it has become a popular menu item. The full value of advertising is just beginning to dawn on its Russien proponents. They are just learning that the ‘ttechnicue can be used to prev in such commodities as perish of advertising’s power which ent surplus and loss, especially able foodstuffs, anapplication 37,000 American food stores have practiced for several years at great producer and cor:sumer profit. Traffic in such ideas as ternational free-trade list. And this properly belongs on the inRussia has succeeded Japan as the most consistent borrower of American business and ‘industrial methods—cast in a role which causes frequent embasrassment to American admirers of Communism. Scratch a genuine Russian these days, and you may find a Capitalist in the making !—Contributed. Fred. Hafelfinger, miner, arrested last Saturday night by Night Officer James Allen of Nevada City, on a reckless driving charge was fined $100 or 50 days in jail. Hafelfinger paid half of the fine and was granted two months to pay the balance. The California State Employees’ ‘ssociation has scheduledgtheir annual picnic to be held at Lake Olymia for July 17. The pienie will draw 2 large crowd as it is always the ghlight of the social events of the highway workers. 7 “Come and watch the weird Yance Of the mighty elephants; Watch the monkeys; come and see Topsy Ann, the chimpanzee; Lions, leopards,ponies, bears, White-faced clowns to chase your cares; Pretty girls in spangled tights Smiling down from dizzy heights. The old feel young on circus day And kids of every, age are gay.”’ Todav’s the dav to start saving up vour pennies, children, and Wednesday. July 91, is the day you’ll be glad you did save them. That is the date set for the anmearance of Russell Bros. Cireus at Cashin Field, according to information left by the show’s advance agent. Russell Bros. is a brand new circus in this locality, the current ‘ser son heing the first time it has ever toured the Western states. Jt is, however. highly ponular in the East. Middle West and South, and comes recommended as one of the nation’s foremost “big top’’ organizations. A erformance of exceptionailv high merit at prices that are most reasonable is promised. A few of the human and near-human entertainers are Fisher’s Five Fearless Flyers; the Six Lelands, European acrobats; the Rebras’. perch and loop sensation from Franee; Buddy, the “talking”’ sea lion; Miss -Aerialetta, « dainty darling of the high trapeze; Frank B. Miller’s remarkable array of highly gaited horses, and Irene Ledgett’s elephants. The program is well spiced with outstanding novelty acts and tie absurd antics of the clown deyartment, And, of course, there is a complete menagerie for which no extra charge is made. Remember the date, kiddies, and drop a penny in the bank today to start for that grand annual event— New Circus Coming Here Soon on First Tour of West t . , C.rcus’ Day! Casizin Field is being used by this cireus because no location within the bounds of either Nevada Grass Valley ‘is large enough to accomodate a show of this size. A 16 mm. Movie Camera by Eastman. . only #48.50 CINE-KODAK “E” HERE S the 16 mm. movie camera you've always wanted —at a price you can afford. But price isn’t the whole story. Ciné-Kodak “E” brings you all these advantages: Fixed focus, with the famous Kodak Anastigmat / 3-5 lens; three speeds; enclosed eye-level finder; footage indicator that gauges scene length and film supply as you sight and shoot; simplified threading. Loads with 50or 100-foot rolls of Ciné-Kodak Film, black-and-white or full-color Kodachrome. All in all, it’s a’ 16 mm. camera you'll want to see and own at the earliest opportunity. Let us show it to you today.

City or} . 107 Mill St. pr Grass Valley Drormcesacnen The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices— no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service.. “List With Us—for Action”’ NEVADA COUNTY W. Hl. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER —_0-——_—Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, just North of City Limits. : Subscribe for The Nugget. Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber cf Commerce Nevada City, California eee pegs eben iene res Practical niinivg tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE value of sulplurets and tailings. giving the free gold peicentage of sulohurets, , Mull order . Agept for New. York Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. eheck work promptly ‘-Carifornia Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies fake Lede stesta slanted’: ales Tinata sfaste ofe } . } . . } . . ! é ; y attended to. (Underwriters. Westchester and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor Pate te iia Sasa sth ate coda dust ales dente stpatestestecfoate fe steals ole ofeole tle afl sleate sfoele-ale fe ofeafecfesfectecteslesfetestestesteeieafee Your Advertisernent in The Nugget is Dollars nm Your Pocket! July Clearance Sale of Ladies Mesh ahestereateatete Mesiersiesh OUR ANN UAL July Clearance Sale Now in Progress! and Children’s Coats and Dresses, Silk, Voiles, Sweaters, Blousez/ Furses, Hosiery, Und r, Curte Sale through the store. Bert’s Dry Goods Store, 116 Mill Sirost, fk f satay aig / / / Sheed tet beeen eee Henne eee ALL 98c FANCY SILK AND RAYON Pe ee ie 79c¢ yard RPEALL 79¢ FANCY RAYON BR ee Nr 59c yard at ALL CURTAIN MATERIALS Bae Thies SPA sear RLS oy EGE ns Wor 20% off ALL CUR eTAIN DRAPERY ee 20% off 25c and 29c BATH TOWELS ee ee ek 19c each LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SWIM SUITS ee ee 20% off GIRLS’ GABERDINE SLACKS ee 79c pair LADIES’ PRINT $1.25 value ..... ee ED LAWN GOWNS ES a is ek, 98c each No Approvals _ — No sees panes — No Refunds ] Sale price ALL LADIES’ $1 a AND Ce ee 1 9c each $1.19 DRESSES ALL LADIES’ $] 95 DRESSES Sale price .o656 2. de fees eo se $i. 56 each ALL LADIES’ 82. 95 DRESSES wale price. . 5 eRe eI . $1.95 each ALL LADIES! $3.95 DRESSES Bale prices: iscsi { Sa ilnge sere ee, $2.95 each a ALL LADIES $5.95 DRESSES male price) ee ee ee a 95 ) each. ALL LADIES $7.95 DRESSES Bale price es ih aaa. ial $4. 95 each ALL LADIES’ $15.75 DRESSES : Sale price.3.0 es a . i Priced AE geen nga in Material — in fact a general Clearance iiioieieieteteeietteeieieeieierte ALL SILK Priced a HOSIERY Sale prices “CLES Re ANCE. SALE ON LADIES’ RAY ON UNDERWEAR CHILDREN’S ANKLE SOX Sale price Each (io ane ae $1.00 BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS > 49c value.. 39c 98c value .. 79c¢ EASY DRY DISH TOWELS : (Pertette a ee 446r 50c oe Sale prices Rah Sesfestendeesedfesteafe este ateateseofeofeste ste eee afesteapeafeafeste teat afeateafeate feat sfeateafeafesfesteatestefestertesteafetateateateateofeateat LADIES’ BLOUSES ALL SPRING AND ‘SUMMER COATS SALE PRICES 116 Mill Street BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE A Home Store, Owned and Operated by a Home Merchant Grass Valley . CHILDREN’S DRESSES AT SALE PRICES