May 17, 1940 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET (olin cirseneter er aT eas FRUITS AN? VEGETABLES Prices Effective May 17-22 Inclusive MILK Cherub Tall cans 4 for 23¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. cans . 7c ‘town House SALAD DRESSING Quart jar 5c Duchess HERSHEY BAR Reg. ee bars 3 for ](c Piain or Nut TOMATO‘JUICE No. 2 cans 2 for ]5¢~ Sunny Dawn FLOUR Kitchen Craft No. 10 bag 4(}c FLOUR Drifted Snow No. 10 bag 4§c TOMATO JUICE 2 for 15¢ Libbys No. 2 cans EDWARDS COFFEE — Drip or regular grind — Pound can 2]c LOMAOTES Highway No. 212 cans 3 for 25c PEARS, Del Monte No. 21% cans [§c HIGHWAY PEACHES, 21% cans ]2c ROYAL SATIN SHORT. ENING Pound can ]6c MAYDAY SALAD OIL Can 2G¢ MAYONNAISE Quart jar — 3'7c Nu Made . FRENCHS BIRD SE&v, Reg. 10 oz. pkg. ]2c PRUNES Sunsweet Med. 2 pound package . 4c RAISINS Sunmaid Nectars 15 oz. package 7c NOB HILL COFFEE — Pound package 17 AIRWAY COFFEE — Pound package [7c WESSON OIL Quart SHORTENING Crisco or Spry MARGARINE Sunnybank 10¢ SPINACH No. 214 cans Gardenside /e 10¢ SWEET PEAS No. 2 cans 2 for 23c Sugar Belle, Fey Sifted 3 for ]3c JELL WELL Reg. pkg. AU Flavors WHITE MAGIC fk gallon jug 16° . Water Bleacher VAN CAMPS_ TOMATO SOUP Large can 3 for )5c SALES TAX ADDED TO ~ a WATIONAL COTTOK GEEK, A8e ” 3 pound can Pound carton SYRUP Sleepy Hollow 26 oz. can 2&c SYRUP Log Cabin 26 0z. cans 36§c 1EA Black 1% pound package 25c Ca.iterbury BEER 11 oz. steinies 4 for 25c trown werby. BEER 12 oz. cans 3 for 23c Grown Derby SU PURB Large 24 ounce pkg. ]7’/2¢ Granulated Soap OXYDOL GRANULATED SOAP OVALTINE Large package ]9c Medium Size Can 33c ‘71. TAXABLE ITEMS have a fighting majority in the LegFRIDAY, MAY 17, 19490. ——— — ‘INO NEW TAXES 1S PLEDGE OF LEGISLATORS By RALPH H. TAYLOR The second. half of the State Legislature’s special session, which convenes on May 138, promises to be a meeting of vital significance to all working, producing California! For the forthcdming session, judging from the recent declarations of leaders in both houses, is expected to bring a vigorous re-affirmation and amplification of the ‘back to economy and sanity’”’ principles laid down at the Legislature’s historymaking meet in February. There is every indication that the members of the bi-partisan economy bloc, who clamped down on extravagance, chiseling and corruption in the SRA, and shelved Governor Olson’s demands for 50 million dollars in new taxes earlier this year, have sounded out home sentiment during the legislature recess—and will return to Sacramento even more firmly determined to stay by their ultimatum of ‘‘no new taxes!” But pressure groups, on the other hand, will undoubtedly make a lastditch, desperate stand to re-capture control of public purse strings and the SR'A administrative set-up. Such groups as the Workers’ Alliance (which is now prohibited from collecting tribute, in the form of dues, from relief recipients); the SCMWA, which was largely supported by dues from SRA administrative workers; Labor’s Non-Partisan League and the various communist “front’’ organizations, are planning to “put on the pressure’ with every means at their command. Mail and telegraph barrages, noisy demonstrations, marches on the Capitol and other weapons will be brought into play in an effort to stampede legislators into voting bigger appropriations and new taxes. California taxpayers, now that they is lature, determined to halt racketeering and put a ceiling on taxes, should make certain that they hold that majority—and that the legislators get warm support from their constituents, as well as the brickbats hurled at them by self-seeking @ You may be your town’s first ranking wit or classed among the best, but these will avail you nothfunemployment minorities. Senator Edward H. Tickle of Carmel, chairman of the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee, and Assemblyman Rodney L. Turner of Kern county, chairman of a similar assembly committee, have both made unqualified pledges that they will oppose any and all new tax proposals at the approaching session. And both do committees are expected to bring in definite recommendations against new taxation. “We need to leave a few dollars in the cash register,’’ said Senator Tickle, ‘‘so that business and industry can go ahead, with confidence, and put men back to work. If *° Legislature serves notice that it wiil not permit continued increases in taxation, it will tremendously hearten private enterprise throughout the State, and will do more to solve the problem ‘than we could accomplish through all the government bureaus in California.” And from Assemblyman Turner came the statement: ‘‘We feel that it is time to encourage expansion of industry and private employment of capital, instead of encouraging expansion of government and therevy placing new burdens on our~taxpayers. We are convinced that no difficulty will be found in marketing warrants, so long as our state government is run efficiently and economically, and the Legislature continues to say ‘No’ to new taxes.” After a decade of trying to ‘‘spend ourselves rich,’ those statements— coming from the chairmen of the Legislature’s two committees directly charged with the responsibility of recommending for or against new taxes—are definite encouragement to tax weary farmers, business men, home owners, and citizens generally. There will be many battles at Sacramento over specific acts and methods to be used in bringing government to a point where it can (and must) live within its income, but if the lawmakers resolutely stay by their edict of ‘“‘no new taxes,’’ they will have fought a good fight. Visits Kather— Mrs. Herman Moore of Sacramento is spending this week in Nevada (City with her father, P. G. Scadden. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly rheumatic, arthritis this simple inexpenthousands are using. Compound today. water, add the suffer from pain, try recipe that Get a package of Ru-Ex Mix it with a quart of juice of 4 lemons. It’s easy. No_ trouble at all and pleasant. You need only 2 tablespoonfuls two times a _day. Often within 48 hours -—— sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained. the -pains not quickly leave and if you do not feel better, Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as it is sold by your druggist under an. absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound is for sale and recommended by R. E. HARRIS DRUG STORE. If you or neuritis sive home @ FACTORY: SPECIFIED ENGINE TUNE-UP AND STEERING AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT Service Garage W. S. Williamson, Prop. . Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 ea a ee . a ee ETE! FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN ; FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphrets 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 Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ing, if you fail to pass this test. Indicate your choice of answer to each question in the space provided, then check the answers for your score and rating. YOU NEED STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE — FOR PRINTING MINING FORMS FOLDERS CATALOGS STATEMENTS HANDBILLS PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS BLOTTERS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES eee NEW aeminrinenstot vein nee Oca Baa ae (1) An amnesia victim: (a) lacks red blood corpuscles, (b) suffers loss of memory, (c) can’t sleep nights, (d) is easily duped by swindlers. (2) This famous artist painted 50 or 60 pictures of himself: (a) Raphael, (b) Millet, (c) Bing Crosby, (d) Rembrandt? HILLS BIRD STORE ‘rat Just received, big assortment Gold Fish, Bedding Plants, Warly ‘Yomato plants, maidenhair fern specials, Azaleas and Koses, choice named varieties ready to plant. For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER John W. Darke 109-J INVOICES In Fact — We Can Supply You With Anything . That Is Printed (3) Surely you know that the state 3 indicated by the question mark isn’t i] @ @ Soe a es NEVADA CITY NUGGEI sey, (d) Kentucky. (4) Your favorite dog has a prob305 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY able life span of: (a) 10-15 yrs., (b) TELEPHONE HOTEL CLUNIE yrs., (d) 4 yrs.? IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP (5) Florida has the longest coastAND COCKTAIL BAR line of any state but would you guess that this state has the second HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT longest: (a) North Carolina, (b) Rates from $1.50 Up California, (c) Texas, (d) Excellent Service—Best Food Utah, (e) Minnesota? (6) When your doctor tells you 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA’ TOY AND JACOBS O. J. JACOBS, Manager Phones 109-M WE TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND FILLING THE WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTION—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here. with your savings on finer meats. “OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE”’ KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RKICHARDS, Prop. Commercial Street, Nevada City . Phone 67 ED BURTNER of the Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of satisfied customers who prefer his National Cleaning System. A thorough cleaning and pressing of all outer garments gives their wearers that sense of wel a ee re 36 Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins.contained in milk. e@e ; . “GUESS AGAIN” — Drink It Daily — ANSWERS e@e . If you don’t have it (b),15 pts. . Art students score 20 pts. (d). S . (b) for 15 pts. A Bret Harte a , Dairy . (a) is ween but 10 p pts. . Jordan Street, Nevada City that you need additional ' protein you'll concentrate on: (a) vegetables, (b) stepping out nights, (c) cereals, (d) meats? (7) One of these modern games was originated among the North America Indians: (a) whist, (b) cricket, (c) lacrosse, (d) blindman’s buff, (e) ‘“‘post-office’’? 111 Main Street Grass Valley Phone 375 _DIcK. BANE’S GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION “BROAD AND UNION STREETS, NEVADA CITY Avoid a big repair bill by having little ones attended to in time. Let us check your car regularly._Itwill save you money. Tally Score (c) for 10 pts. HERE'S HOW YOU TE: 90 and up, excellent; 80-85, good; TOTAL . 70-75, average; 65 and below, better luck next time. . (a) again for 15. . .:. . Butcher-boys, 15 pts. (d) Phone 77

NEVADA CITY NUGGET (olin cirseneter er aT eas FRUITS AN? VEGETABLES Prices Effective May 17-22 Inclusive MILK Cherub Tall cans 4 for 23¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. cans . 7c ‘town House SALAD DRESSING Quart jar 5c Duchess HERSHEY BAR Reg. ee bars 3 for ](c Piain or Nut TOMATO‘JUICE No. 2 cans 2 for ]5¢~ Sunny Dawn FLOUR Kitchen Craft No. 10 bag 4(}c FLOUR Drifted Snow No. 10 bag 4§c TOMATO JUICE 2 for 15¢ Libbys No. 2 cans EDWARDS COFFEE — Drip or regular grind — Pound can 2]c LOMAOTES Highway No. 212 cans 3 for 25c PEARS, Del Monte No. 21% cans [§c HIGHWAY PEACHES, 21% cans ]2c ROYAL SATIN SHORT. ENING Pound can ]6c MAYDAY SALAD OIL Can 2G¢ MAYONNAISE Quart jar — 3'7c Nu Made . FRENCHS BIRD SE&v, Reg. 10 oz. pkg. ]2c PRUNES Sunsweet Med. 2 pound package . 4c RAISINS Sunmaid Nectars 15 oz. package 7c NOB HILL COFFEE — Pound package 17 AIRWAY COFFEE — Pound package [7c WESSON OIL Quart SHORTENING Crisco or Spry MARGARINE Sunnybank 10¢ SPINACH No. 214 cans Gardenside /e 10¢ SWEET PEAS No. 2 cans 2 for 23c Sugar Belle, Fey Sifted 3 for ]3c JELL WELL Reg. pkg. AU Flavors WHITE MAGIC fk gallon jug 16° . Water Bleacher VAN CAMPS_ TOMATO SOUP Large can 3 for )5c SALES TAX ADDED TO ~ a WATIONAL COTTOK GEEK, A8e ” 3 pound can Pound carton SYRUP Sleepy Hollow 26 oz. can 2&c SYRUP Log Cabin 26 0z. cans 36§c 1EA Black 1% pound package 25c Ca.iterbury BEER 11 oz. steinies 4 for 25c trown werby. BEER 12 oz. cans 3 for 23c Grown Derby SU PURB Large 24 ounce pkg. ]7’/2¢ Granulated Soap OXYDOL GRANULATED SOAP OVALTINE Large package ]9c Medium Size Can 33c ‘71. TAXABLE ITEMS have a fighting majority in the LegFRIDAY, MAY 17, 19490. ——— — ‘INO NEW TAXES 1S PLEDGE OF LEGISLATORS By RALPH H. TAYLOR The second. half of the State Legislature’s special session, which convenes on May 138, promises to be a meeting of vital significance to all working, producing California! For the forthcdming session, judging from the recent declarations of leaders in both houses, is expected to bring a vigorous re-affirmation and amplification of the ‘back to economy and sanity’”’ principles laid down at the Legislature’s historymaking meet in February. There is every indication that the members of the bi-partisan economy bloc, who clamped down on extravagance, chiseling and corruption in the SRA, and shelved Governor Olson’s demands for 50 million dollars in new taxes earlier this year, have sounded out home sentiment during the legislature recess—and will return to Sacramento even more firmly determined to stay by their ultimatum of ‘‘no new taxes!” But pressure groups, on the other hand, will undoubtedly make a lastditch, desperate stand to re-capture control of public purse strings and the SR'A administrative set-up. Such groups as the Workers’ Alliance (which is now prohibited from collecting tribute, in the form of dues, from relief recipients); the SCMWA, which was largely supported by dues from SRA administrative workers; Labor’s Non-Partisan League and the various communist “front’’ organizations, are planning to “put on the pressure’ with every means at their command. Mail and telegraph barrages, noisy demonstrations, marches on the Capitol and other weapons will be brought into play in an effort to stampede legislators into voting bigger appropriations and new taxes. California taxpayers, now that they is lature, determined to halt racketeering and put a ceiling on taxes, should make certain that they hold that majority—and that the legislators get warm support from their constituents, as well as the brickbats hurled at them by self-seeking @ You may be your town’s first ranking wit or classed among the best, but these will avail you nothfunemployment minorities. Senator Edward H. Tickle of Carmel, chairman of the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee, and Assemblyman Rodney L. Turner of Kern county, chairman of a similar assembly committee, have both made unqualified pledges that they will oppose any and all new tax proposals at the approaching session. And both do committees are expected to bring in definite recommendations against new taxation. “We need to leave a few dollars in the cash register,’’ said Senator Tickle, ‘‘so that business and industry can go ahead, with confidence, and put men back to work. If *° Legislature serves notice that it wiil not permit continued increases in taxation, it will tremendously hearten private enterprise throughout the State, and will do more to solve the problem ‘than we could accomplish through all the government bureaus in California.” And from Assemblyman Turner came the statement: ‘‘We feel that it is time to encourage expansion of industry and private employment of capital, instead of encouraging expansion of government and therevy placing new burdens on our~taxpayers. We are convinced that no difficulty will be found in marketing warrants, so long as our state government is run efficiently and economically, and the Legislature continues to say ‘No’ to new taxes.” After a decade of trying to ‘‘spend ourselves rich,’ those statements— coming from the chairmen of the Legislature’s two committees directly charged with the responsibility of recommending for or against new taxes—are definite encouragement to tax weary farmers, business men, home owners, and citizens generally. There will be many battles at Sacramento over specific acts and methods to be used in bringing government to a point where it can (and must) live within its income, but if the lawmakers resolutely stay by their edict of ‘“‘no new taxes,’’ they will have fought a good fight. Visits Kather— Mrs. Herman Moore of Sacramento is spending this week in Nevada (City with her father, P. G. Scadden. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly rheumatic, arthritis this simple inexpenthousands are using. Compound today. water, add the suffer from

pain, try recipe that Get a package of Ru-Ex Mix it with a quart of juice of 4 lemons. It’s easy. No_ trouble at all and pleasant. You need only 2 tablespoonfuls two times a _day. Often within 48 hours -—— sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained. the -pains not quickly leave and if you do not feel better, Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as it is sold by your druggist under an. absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound is for sale and recommended by R. E. HARRIS DRUG STORE. If you or neuritis sive home @ FACTORY: SPECIFIED ENGINE TUNE-UP AND STEERING AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT Service Garage W. S. Williamson, Prop. . Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 ea a ee . a ee ETE! FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN ; FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphrets 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 Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ing, if you fail to pass this test. Indicate your choice of answer to each question in the space provided, then check the answers for your score and rating. YOU NEED STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE — FOR PRINTING MINING FORMS FOLDERS CATALOGS STATEMENTS HANDBILLS PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS BLOTTERS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES eee NEW aeminrinenstot vein nee Oca Baa ae (1) An amnesia victim: (a) lacks red blood corpuscles, (b) suffers loss of memory, (c) can’t sleep nights, (d) is easily duped by swindlers. (2) This famous artist painted 50 or 60 pictures of himself: (a) Raphael, (b) Millet, (c) Bing Crosby, (d) Rembrandt? HILLS BIRD STORE ‘rat Just received, big assortment Gold Fish, Bedding Plants, Warly ‘Yomato plants, maidenhair fern specials, Azaleas and Koses, choice named varieties ready to plant. For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER John W. Darke 109-J INVOICES In Fact — We Can Supply You With Anything . That Is Printed (3) Surely you know that the state 3 indicated by the question mark isn’t i] @ @ Soe a es NEVADA CITY NUGGEI sey, (d) Kentucky. (4) Your favorite dog has a prob305 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY able life span of: (a) 10-15 yrs., (b) TELEPHONE HOTEL CLUNIE yrs., (d) 4 yrs.? IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP (5) Florida has the longest coastAND COCKTAIL BAR line of any state but would you guess that this state has the second HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT longest: (a) North Carolina, (b) Rates from $1.50 Up California, (c) Texas, (d) Excellent Service—Best Food Utah, (e) Minnesota? (6) When your doctor tells you 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA’ TOY AND JACOBS O. J. JACOBS, Manager Phones 109-M WE TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND FILLING THE WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTION—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here. with your savings on finer meats. “OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE”’ KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RKICHARDS, Prop. Commercial Street, Nevada City . Phone 67 ED BURTNER of the Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of satisfied customers who prefer his National Cleaning System. A thorough cleaning and pressing of all outer garments gives their wearers that sense of wel a ee re 36 Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins.contained in milk. e@e ; . “GUESS AGAIN” — Drink It Daily — ANSWERS e@e . If you don’t have it (b),15 pts. . Art students score 20 pts. (d). S . (b) for 15 pts. A Bret Harte a , Dairy . (a) is ween but 10 p pts. . Jordan Street, Nevada City that you need additional ' protein you'll concentrate on: (a) vegetables, (b) stepping out nights, (c) cereals, (d) meats? (7) One of these modern games was originated among the North America Indians: (a) whist, (b) cricket, (c) lacrosse, (d) blindman’s buff, (e) ‘“‘post-office’’? 111 Main Street Grass Valley Phone 375 _DIcK. BANE’S GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION “BROAD AND UNION STREETS, NEVADA CITY Avoid a big repair bill by having little ones attended to in time. Let us check your car regularly._Itwill save you money. Tally Score (c) for 10 pts.. HERE'S HOW YOU TE: 90 and up, excellent; 80-85, good; TOTAL . 70-75, average; 65 and below, better luck next time. . (a) again for 15. . .:. . Butcher-boys, 15 pts. (d) Phone 77