June 28, 1935 (10 pages)

FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET JAMBOREE TROOP IN AUBURN MEET The second meeting of the Tahoe Area Council Jamboree Troop was held last Sunday at Auburn with 100 percent attendance on the part of ' the Scouts. Announcement was made that there was the opportunity for final three day training period two days prior to leaving for Washington, D. C. by special train. WHO MONKEYED WITH CUB SCOUT BEANIES? Cub Camp at Pahatsi on Kilborn Lake, has: developed a mystery. Who put the initials on the Cub Camp. ‘‘beanie’’? opening June 30th any Scout of the Council to go to the’ . What do they mean? A prize is beWashington Jamboree who was if . in offered July 4th to the Cub terested in —— Pan trip, adel camper “who presenta. the ‘corres uid Rosh Whegael eee i . solution. In other words the new red National office and ‘who could en-. and white camp “beanie” is creating tirely finance himself with the oe a sensation. One Cub went to sleep of his parents. This ruling had only . recently been received from the National office. These applications must be placed within the next week at . the Council headquasters. The four hour training session included work on pack frames, troop and patrol organization, the oppointment of patrol officers, marching, instruction on equipment and camporee program details. The Scouts labored with fine spirit, augering . } well for the success of the trip. At the close of the meeting for distribution. Each Scout was issued a pack frame which was taken home. for completion. The third meeting of. the troop will be held next Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m. again in Auburn. Scout Executive Harris Ricksecker and Assistant Scoutmasters Sam Partridge and Fred Stephen and special Council Representative George L. Jones were in charge of the meeting. M. H. Ellestad of Auburn and Frank Chilton of Roseville assisted in completing pack frames. A practice overnight Jamboree camp will be held the latter part of July with full equipment ready to . leave for Washington, August 9, 10 and 11 the troop will meet for ay DRIVE OUT TO THE» 7 GOLD NUGGET INN. 7" . At Glenbrook for New Haven ICE CREAM. Quarts 35c ‘Pints 20c . Henry’s Cafe Now Open Something Different Something Better: in Food and Service 103 Mill St., Grass Valley Sacramento’s Busiest Store Next to Hale’s FOR VACATION TIME 100% Values. Suits, Sport and Shorts, Tweed Coats, Women’s Bathing Sweaters, Slacks Traveling Rabes, Tailored Suits! NEWS SWAGGER COATS $5.95 **A PIECE OF LUCK! **HVERY ONE MADE TO SELL FOR MORE! Thank our New York office for this! They’re the kind young things are mad about. . and they come in the grandest tweeds and white, trotteur and % length. Sizes 14 to 20. SWANKY NEW SWIM SUITS $1.95 and $2.95 **Zephyr and Worsted! **] and 2-Piece Styles! **Specially priced. Swimming season is’on. and here are winners for the beach at savings for Vacation Days! ‘‘Bra’’ top, halter neck, adjustable strap back and onepiece skirted styles. All colors. 34 to 42. GUARANTEED USED CARS With your MONEY BACK within Three Days if dissatisfied. 30° Chevrolet Coach =...$195 ’29 Chrysler 65 Sedan .-..8175 730 Oldsmobile Sedan. $225 ’31 Chevrolet Spt. Rdstr. $275 33 Plymouth P. D. Sedan $485 ‘34 Plymouth Coupe . $585 E. A. BOYD CO. Used Cars Salesroom mi & K Sacr amento 18th & K C 1616 M 2890mumbling words to fit the letters on ; the hat. . . Jam. : . horee posters were «issued each Scout . . ST TIES aa A Registrations for the Cub Camp are one week ahead of the numbers registered at this time last year and it looks as though the camp will be filled to capacity. Programs for campfires are:already set up. A number of Cubmasters have already signed up to be on camp staff when it opens June 30th for one week. Subscribe for The Nugge t-—NOW. 1935 INSURANCE TAX, $656 149) SACRAMENTO, June 27.—Insurance companies doing. business in California have been assessed for a tax of $6,566,149.08 on the basis of 1934 premiums, marking an increase of 18 percent over the corresponaing tax for a year ago. revealed here today when the State Board of Equalization announced completion of the current tax roll. of general insurance companies, according to an anaylsis of the levies made by the State Board. The term “general companies’ as used by the 3oard, includes fire, casualty, life, accident and health, and other forms of general: insurance, but excludes ocean marine insurance and companies taxed on a special retalatory basis. because of discriminatory laws ;in their home states. Total taxes on companies in the . general group, as levied this year, wey Off the Face Summer Wave It Holds! 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Air Show— Races —Bombing — Night Maneuvers—Dog Fights. i VISIT THE FAMOUS -WHISKERINO HANGOUT / SERRA SARA RRA eaepe ie peie iy pepe fe NIGHTS of Baseball rae 5 RRR ie Flying ~ = / ri of BIRTH WILLIAMS—In .Oakland, Alameda county, June 21, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Williams, a daughter. Mrs. Williams is the former Miss Irene James of Grass Valley, Nevada county. are $6,419,449.88, in contrast with j the 1934 levy of $5,234,712.12. This! marks a gain of 22.6 per cent in the ‘tax, which is computed at 2.6 percent of the gross premiums, subject to offset on account of real property taxes paid locally. NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nugget Advertising Pays. . Subscribe for The Nugget—NOW. Northern Calffornia’s Most \Beautiful Ballroom DANCE ! This was ’ All of the gain in thé tax is at-) tributable to the improved business} RAINBOW { Dancing 9 'till 3 GARDENS HOWARD HEWS AND HIS BAND Sacramento’s New Band Sensation, KFRG Personality Singer SATURDAY, JUNE 29 Adm. Ladies 40c supported by Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions PATSY LEE Gq 3 Gents 60c PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 28 TO JULY 3 INCLUSIVE . Next Week We Celebrate Independence Day, July 4th SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR PICNIC LUNCH! Libby’s Products MILK QUALITY FOOD ITEMS FOR LESS TALL CANS AND THE BEST FOR THE PICNIC ¢ ‘ASE of 48 Tall cans Libby’s Prepared 9 oz. Jar 9° 3 SMALL CANS FLOUR SAFEWAY BRAND EVERY SACK GUARANTEED 49 LBS. $1.49 POST TOASTIES Delicious Served With Berries 3 PACKAGES 21° CORNED BEEF oe . Libby's Best. Grade No. 1 Can 15° DEVILED MEAT gh om 95 PICKLES oa Srrcehs Gol oF Ha gl oe Jem 1 TOMATO JUICE ~ SPINACH PEACHES MARGARINE CRUX BRAND 2 POUNDS Libby’s Gentle Press No. 2 Can &° 1% Can 10° 216 Can 142° 2% Can 16° y ..Libby’s Red Alaska, Tall Can hye Libby’s Fancy Grade No. 2 . Libby’s Fancy Halves No. 5° NEW NUCOA 100% American Product ‘ 2 POUNDS a 39° Libby’s. Whole Slices No. PINEAPPLE ~ ania : ~ The New Cube Flavored Assorted Flavors 4 PACKAGES PORK AND BEANS Van Camp’s With Pork and Rich Tomato Sauce oe LB. PKG. 10° Airway Coffee = LB. PKG 3 LBS. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE © % POUNDS Sy 3 Lf LB. TIN * 29° 3 Fresh Stock—Double Lipped WHITE KING — PKG. 29° “~' COFFEE jowknr EDWARDS COMPANT “a CANDY Fre sh Or anre Slices Highway, Strike Anywhere JOHNSON GLO COAT =" "49° Waxes and Polishes WAX PAPER 40 FT. ROLL 6° Heavy Waxed Geo. Washington [EE ERUITS ot VEGETABLES WATERMELONS is Blac k Seeded Klondikes CANTALOUPES LETTUCE: NEW POTATOES ~~~ is C ASE 24 bottles $1.95 LARGE SIZE 5° Plus Deposit BREAD AY Delivered to our . store . daily. A wide assortment to to choose from, White or wheat. Sliced. 9° POUND LOAF i ee lo ¥ PAPE RPI ATES PKG. OF D PLATES: 9° 7 9 OR 7 INCH SIZE Colored ahd White kT ahh. O° THE = CHIPS >: 2 PROR ORS Blue Bird, Fresh and Crisp Made and Seasoned Just Right CRACKERS © ye ene 16° H-0) OATS é eee PKG, ea be P: yn Toaste ed Over Live Coz als AMERICAN YOUTH AY BREA PULLMAN POUND LOAF ‘Welsh’: s Grape Juice > 2 PTS. 3° Seok ORB. Us Te OT. sy W.2

FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET JAMBOREE TROOP IN AUBURN MEET The second meeting of the Tahoe Area Council Jamboree Troop was held last Sunday at Auburn with 100 percent attendance on the part of ' the Scouts. Announcement was made that there was the opportunity for final three day training period two days prior to leaving for Washington, D. C. by special train. WHO MONKEYED WITH CUB SCOUT BEANIES? Cub Camp at Pahatsi on Kilborn Lake, has: developed a mystery. Who put the initials on the Cub Camp. ‘‘beanie’’? opening June 30th any Scout of the Council to go to the’ . What do they mean? A prize is beWashington Jamboree who was if . in offered July 4th to the Cub terested in —— Pan trip, adel camper “who presenta. the ‘corres uid Rosh Whegael eee i . solution. In other words the new red National office and ‘who could en-. and white camp “beanie” is creating tirely finance himself with the oe a sensation. One Cub went to sleep of his parents. This ruling had only . recently been received from the National office. These applications must be placed within the next week at . the Council headquasters. The four hour training session included work on pack frames, troop and patrol organization, the oppointment of patrol officers, marching, instruction on equipment and camporee program details. The Scouts labored with fine spirit, augering . } well for the success of the trip. At the close of the meeting for distribution. Each Scout was issued a pack frame which was taken home. for completion. The third meeting of. the troop will be held next Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m. again in Auburn. Scout Executive Harris Ricksecker and Assistant Scoutmasters Sam Partridge and Fred Stephen and special Council Representative George L. Jones were in charge of the meeting. M. H. Ellestad of Auburn and Frank Chilton of Roseville assisted in completing pack frames. A practice overnight Jamboree camp will be held the latter part of July with full equipment ready to . leave for Washington, August 9, 10 and 11 the troop will meet for ay DRIVE OUT TO THE» 7 GOLD NUGGET INN. 7" . At Glenbrook for New Haven ICE CREAM. Quarts 35c ‘Pints 20c . Henry’s Cafe Now Open Something Different Something Better: in Food and Service 103 Mill St., Grass Valley Sacramento’s Busiest Store Next to Hale’s FOR VACATION TIME 100% Values. Suits, Sport and Shorts, Tweed Coats, Women’s Bathing Sweaters, Slacks Traveling Rabes, Tailored Suits! NEWS SWAGGER COATS $5.95 **A PIECE OF LUCK! **HVERY ONE MADE TO SELL FOR MORE! Thank our New York office for this! They’re the kind young things are mad about.. . and they come in the grandest tweeds and white, trotteur and % length. Sizes 14 to 20. SWANKY NEW SWIM SUITS $1.95 and $2.95 **Zephyr and Worsted! **] and 2-Piece Styles! **Specially priced. Swimming season is’on.. and here are winners for the beach at savings for Vacation Days! ‘‘Bra’’ top, halter neck, adjustable strap back and onepiece skirted styles. All colors. 34 to 42. GUARANTEED USED CARS With your MONEY BACK within Three Days if dissatisfied. 30° Chevrolet Coach =.....$195 ’29 Chrysler 65 Sedan .-...8175 730 Oldsmobile Sedan. $225 ’31 Chevrolet Spt. Rdstr. $275 33 Plymouth P. D. Sedan $485 ‘34 Plymouth Coupe .. $585 E. A. BOYD CO. Used Cars Salesroom mi & K Sacr amento 18th & K C 1616 M 2890mumbling words to fit the letters on ; the hat. . . Jam. : . horee posters were «issued each Scout . . ST TIES aa A Registrations for the Cub Camp are one week ahead of the numbers registered at this time last year and it looks as though the camp will be filled to capacity. Programs for campfires are:already set up. A number of Cubmasters have already signed up to be on camp staff when it opens June 30th for one week. Subscribe for The Nugge t-—NOW. 1935 INSURANCE TAX, $656 149) SACRAMENTO, June 27.—Insurance companies doing. business in California have been assessed for a tax of $6,566,149.08 on the basis of 1934 premiums, marking an increase of 18 percent over the corresponaing tax for a year ago. revealed here today when the State Board of Equalization announced completion of the current tax roll. of general insurance companies, according to an anaylsis of the levies made by the State Board. The term “general companies’ as used by the 3oard, includes fire, casualty, life, accident and health, and other forms of general: insurance, but excludes ocean marine insurance and companies taxed on a special retalatory basis. because of discriminatory laws ;in their home states. Total taxes on companies in the . general group, as levied this year, wey Off the Face Summer Wave It Holds! Exclusive Beauty Shop *S / A Reconditioning, Revitalizing Oil Permanent Come to the Exclusivé for this newest of summer waves. It’s a permanent that holds its beauty in the’ most wilting weather and it’s cleverly designed-to be equally attractive with gay off-the-face hats or with floppy straws. Our price includes a lovely wave for everyone in every style—Priced at $3.50 and $5.00. FREDERIC WAVE EUGENE WAVE For Appointment Phone Grass Valley 60 Exclusive Beauty Shop “215 W. Main—Grass Valley AR FRR RSL ! CELEBRATE THE FOURTH ROSEVILLE: i) ¥ x) oe ee THREE Three Days Stunt Pa oF DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS COMPETITIONS

MAMMOTH STREET PARADES GIGANTIC DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS MOTORCYCLE RACES AND STUNTS BOXING CONTESTS FREE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY DAY OPEN AIR DANCING EVERY NIGHT Games DOUBLE-HEADER SUNDAY GOLF AND PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIPS . Gigantic. Air Show— Races —Bombing — Night Maneuvers—Dog Fights. i VISIT THE FAMOUS -WHISKERINO HANGOUT / SERRA SARA RRA eaepe ie peie iy pepe fe NIGHTS of Baseball rae 5 RRR ie Flying ~ = / ri of BIRTH WILLIAMS—In .Oakland, Alameda county, June 21, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Williams, a daughter. Mrs. Williams is the former Miss Irene James of Grass Valley, Nevada county. are $6,419,449.88, in contrast with j the 1934 levy of $5,234,712.12. This! marks a gain of 22.6 per cent in the ‘tax, which is computed at 2.6 percent of the gross premiums, subject to offset on account of real property taxes paid locally. NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nugget Advertising Pays. . Subscribe for The Nugget—NOW. Northern Calffornia’s Most \Beautiful Ballroom DANCE ! This was ’ All of the gain in thé tax is at-) tributable to the improved business} RAINBOW { Dancing 9 'till 3 GARDENS HOWARD HEWS AND HIS BAND Sacramento’s New Band Sensation, KFRG Personality Singer SATURDAY, JUNE 29 Adm. Ladies 40c supported by Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions PATSY LEE Gq 3 Gents 60c PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 28 TO JULY 3 INCLUSIVE . Next Week We Celebrate Independence Day, July 4th SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR PICNIC LUNCH! Libby’s Products MILK QUALITY FOOD ITEMS FOR LESS TALL CANS AND THE BEST FOR THE PICNIC ¢ ‘ASE of 48 Tall cans Libby’s Prepared 9 oz. Jar 9° 3 SMALL CANS FLOUR SAFEWAY BRAND EVERY SACK GUARANTEED 49 LBS. $1.49 POST TOASTIES Delicious Served With Berries 3 PACKAGES 21° CORNED BEEF oe . Libby's Best. Grade No. 1 Can 15° DEVILED MEAT gh om 95 PICKLES oa Srrcehs Gol oF Ha gl oe Jem 1 TOMATO JUICE ~ SPINACH PEACHES MARGARINE CRUX BRAND 2 POUNDS Libby’s Gentle Press No. 2 Can &° 1% Can 10° 216 Can 142° 2% Can 16° y ...Libby’s Red Alaska, Tall Can hye Libby’s Fancy Grade No. 2 . Libby’s Fancy Halves No. 5° NEW NUCOA 100% American Product ‘ 2 POUNDS a 39° Libby’s. Whole Slices No. PINEAPPLE ~ ania : ~ The New Cube Flavored Assorted Flavors 4 PACKAGES PORK AND BEANS Van Camp’s With Pork and Rich Tomato Sauce oe LB. PKG. 10° Airway Coffee = LB. PKG 3 LBS. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE © % POUNDS Sy 3 Lf LB. TIN * 29° 3 Fresh Stock—Double Lipped WHITE KING — PKG. 29° “~' COFFEE jowknr EDWARDS COMPANT “a CANDY Fre sh Or anre Slices Highway, Strike Anywhere JOHNSON GLO COAT =" "49° Waxes and Polishes WAX PAPER 40 FT. ROLL 6° Heavy Waxed Geo. Washington [EE ERUITS ot VEGETABLES WATERMELONS is Blac k Seeded Klondikes CANTALOUPES LETTUCE: NEW POTATOES ~~~ is C ASE 24 bottles $1.95 LARGE SIZE 5° Plus Deposit BREAD AY Delivered to our . store . daily. A wide assortment to to choose from, White or wheat. Sliced. 9° POUND LOAF i ee lo ¥ PAPE RPI ATES PKG. OF D PLATES: 9° 7 9 OR 7 INCH SIZE Colored ahd White kT ahh. O° THE = CHIPS >: 2 PROR ORS Blue Bird, Fresh and Crisp Made and Seasoned Just Right CRACKERS © ye ene 16° H-0) OATS é eee PKG, ea be P: yn Toaste ed Over Live Coz als AMERICAN YOUTH AY BREA PULLMAN POUND LOAF ‘Welsh’: s Grape Juice > 2 PTS. 3° Seok ORB. Us Te OT. sy W.2