May 7, 1934 (8 pages)

soeosablinintiarietnitaitioee nla dtesansniegtaannoermetice B . PAGE SIX nieeainetaee ess. THE Etieteters NEVADA CITY NUGGET Our Pet Peeve— : ] MOTHER SAYS, FOR yoy Z TO COME AND FILL-IN 71} AY ONE OF THE TABLES OF \ WHAT 5 BECOME OF MY GOOD ot FISHING HAT: Ss 6 ie Ue Se 7 Co) ig [TOCAT'S . . DONT KNOW WHETHER, TO WALK WITH You iS STARING AT You _ AND THOSE WHISKERS \F YOU ENJOY WHAT . x THATS WHAT cor TEEPLE / Excuse ME— BEING STARED Y vo is MY . f SAID—HE SAID IF ‘fou Z Ae oe oes AT, . DONTIL ZZ BUSINESS—. . WANTED To RAISE A BEARD E DRUG STORE~ uno & : Tj CHI WEAK CHIN— IT SHOULDNT. . TO HIDE THAT WEAK CHIN Be AL TLL sow ‘inf LATHER CONCERN ANYONE . . OF “OURS, HE DIDN'T . OVER A ELSE hou EITHER. : DISPA RAGING Y's QuUAK REMARK ? FINNEY OF THE FORCE By Ted O'Loughlin © Westera Newspaper Union DATS a a To BOTHER WITH ME Ol SEE YEZ Y/ OH, YES, I'M ON M R WANT So YW = BE TRADIN‘ WAY THERE tel Lee THERE'S 4 rig eee iS Wows AT TH’ NEW THINK THE OWNER . /JuUST MBSELF You piees: rE HOW MUCH STORE THESE } 15 SUCH A NICE KNOW—IT ('S HARDLY . . DOD . OWE MAN—AND SO KIND. ] WoRTH YOUR WHILE . , TOU RO . OWE AND PERLITE ZX You 2 ae No Credit. OLD WORD “TORY” BACK ONCE MORE; LONG IN DISUSE “Tory” persists like a word that answers a human need, Four times . in four centuries it has lapsed from usage only to be revived. From Ireland it crossed to Scotland, migrated to England, voyaged to America to have a part in opposing the revolt of the colonies, vanished with the withdrawal or deportation of Tories and the end of royalism. “All the people were now Whigs.” In this country the term Tory remained simply. as history. Not till the advent of the New Deal and NRA did it reappear in political discussion. Much of past struggle is wrapped up in the name “Tory.” Originally old Irish (toriadhe), it referred to the hunted outlaws of the bogs. Elizabethans applied it to the dispossessed natives in Ireland who harassed the English settlers on seized lands. Transferred to England, it was derisively applied by the Roundheads to the Cavaliers, who nicknamed their opponents Whigs. In America a redivision of parties occurred at the Constitutional~-convention, The most constant difference was between those who wished a “national” government as against a “confederate” government, those who thought power should be derived from the states as such, and those who insisted it must come from the people. The first Whig party was formed in 1834 from a fusion of National Republicans and others to oppose the Democrats.—New York Times. Great City’s Decline Medinacelli, Spain, once a prosperous city of 15,000 inhabitants, is . slowly decreasing in size and, it is now feared, will disappear within a few .years. Recent visitors report that the population, which was 5,000 only 40 years ago, is now barely 700. At the beginning of the Sixteenth century Medinacelli was:a splendid Castilian metropolis, a coveted Moorish stronghold and the key of the province of Aragon, Weavers filled the streets after the day’s work and proud aristocrats strolled past grilled windows through which beaming . black eyes gleamed at them. When the dukes and their families, who lived in splendor, passed away, others lost their livelihood and started the exodus. AND ! NO= ‘You DON'T OWE] . THOUGHT wt + rs ee OME ANYTHING— . . HE WAS segeeed eciats REALLY . YOU'LL PAY For, . . SUCH A Too KIND— . I(T RIGHT Now/ RUSTFUL * = MAN . ai G) 2 B =) L BOBBY THATCHER—A Note Of Explanation VESR, H& WANTS. THAT GILT THE DENTISTS SIGN ero. HOW TOOTH OF CO . KNOW WHAT HE WANTS GRAB THE SiGNee IN THE OOCS OFFICE AFTER WE . . zal y — Uy ae UF ’ HELLO! TWENTY BUCKS TUCKED IN WITH A NOTES WITH . IT? 2.2. ALL . KNOW, HE SEEMS TO . THAT Says: HAVE PLENTY OP MONGY>+++0es HERES Lins RY?) GZ THE CETTreR HE SAID TO LEAVE . ahe \ \\ \\ N\ a QW \ AY ( By GEORGE STORM su WELL, THERE Al AAT \ MT fiussttttLAY \ AN \s \\\ OCouCH LEFT LAYIN’ IN THE DOCS OFFICa — NOT AFTER HE MACS PAY HIM ®8EFORE HE PULLEO “TH TWO BACK TEETH eee. TELL ARTIG TO COME IN : HERE». HE'S GOOD ON WRITIN.. NONE BETTER KITIN’ CHECKS. WELL LET THE COC KNOW N'T GONNA B& ANY m m 5 Mercolized Wax Keeps Skin Young rb blemishes and discolorations usi ercolized Wax daily as directed. Invisible pips hes mp of aged skin are freed and all efects such as blackheads, tan, freckles and large pores Gisappear. Skin is then beautiaed clear, boabd eA ene 30 Sons are pen ounger. Merco ax brings ou your hidden beauty. At ail leadi drogaisis. Powdered oli: Reduces wrinkles and op axol ue Simply dissolve one ounce Saxolite in half-pint witch hazel and use daily as face lotion, WHAT WE THINK OF HIM AND PuT IT IN THE PROFESSORS HANDW RITIN’ ? Or Longer He—I've been trying to think of the right word for two weeks, She—How about “fortnight’’? ween 1Ger T3146 J Tec invent w macsine To Do ALL Your wort. ALL Youtt DO 1S PRESS OH! THY AT Wii. BE SO Ada! wien [ Ger Bio [un To HELP Maw, ‘Too! INVENT A MaAcHiNE an MY mas _—~ SHE won't . NEeD tT! Steer PRESS TFHa hutTt)ON seabed DO ENETY THinG Tia INIVEN T A MACHINNB To PRESS tHA we WHEN SHES E UPSET a SUFFERS Constipation Drove Her Wild made her feel cross, headJ i _achy, half-alive. Now she hasa lovable disposition, new ‘pep and vitality. eed Nature’s warning: Sluggish bowels invariably result in poisonous wastes ravaging our system—often the direct cause of headac! ries ziness, colds, complexion troubles. NATURE’S REMEDY—the mild, all-vegetable laxative— safely stimulates the entire eliminative tract—~ strengthens, regulates the bowels for normal, ing, Get 4 25¢ box . Get a 2. es me” i today at your: LTO SMICHT druggist’s. IMC SV AER CY TTUMS. Ce cae pS Hutton : §) e <8 > © The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) *@ Deafness BEAD N : OF EARS —INS i, $1.25 All Druggists Descriptive folder on request Also excellent for Temporary Deafness and Head Noises due to congestion caused by colds, Flu and swimming. A. O. LEONARD, Inc. 70 Fifth Ave., New York City FoR Two Gic) HOURS TRyiw’ TO. FORGET THEse Darn (Hic -uic) HICCOUGHS, BUT Ts HopeLess! ep a (HicHic) CuRE ‘er! WONDER HOW T COULD (Hie -ric) “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES” Al Got It! BY Gory! ic) Tve peen . . THey saya stock Doe Gowen ! PLAYIN’ SOLITAIRE (Hic-tic) . ] CHic) wiLtL someTIMES YEs sir! IF MY HICCOUGHS THAT'S WHAT AINT ALL Hic) T WEED (Hic) Gone !!: Z BALSAM ami Removes Dandroff -Stops Heir Falling f Imparts Color and Beauty to Grayand Faded Hair = 60c and $1.00 at Druggists. x Chem, Wks. Patche gue, N.Y. ON SHAMPOO = Ideal for use in connection with Parker's HairBalsam.Makes the hair soft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or at druggists. Hiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue NE. FOP HOMAND. ated Newspapers ITCHING Wherever it occurs and whatever the cause, relieve it at once with Resinol WNU—12 ~ 18—34 in NOSTRILS. id ¢ = i

soeosablinintiarietnitaitioee nla dtesansniegtaannoermetice B . PAGE SIX nieeainetaee ess. THE Etieteters NEVADA CITY NUGGET Our Pet Peeve— : ] MOTHER SAYS, FOR yoy Z TO COME AND FILL-IN 71} AY ONE OF THE TABLES OF \ WHAT 5 BECOME OF MY GOOD ot FISHING HAT: Ss 6 ie Ue Se 7 Co) ig [TOCAT'S . . DONT KNOW WHETHER, TO WALK WITH You iS STARING AT You _ AND THOSE WHISKERS \F YOU ENJOY WHAT . x THATS WHAT cor TEEPLE / Excuse ME— BEING STARED Y vo is MY . f SAID—HE SAID IF ‘fou Z Ae oe oes AT, . DONTIL ZZ BUSINESS—. . WANTED To RAISE A BEARD E DRUG STORE~ uno & : Tj CHI WEAK CHIN— IT SHOULDNT. . TO HIDE THAT WEAK CHIN Be AL TLL sow ‘inf LATHER CONCERN ANYONE . . OF “OURS, HE DIDN'T . OVER A ELSE hou EITHER. : DISPA RAGING Y's QuUAK REMARK ? FINNEY OF THE FORCE By Ted O'Loughlin © Westera Newspaper Union DATS a a To BOTHER WITH ME Ol SEE YEZ Y/ OH, YES, I'M ON M R WANT So YW = BE TRADIN‘ WAY THERE tel Lee THERE'S 4 rig eee iS Wows AT TH’ NEW THINK THE OWNER . /JuUST MBSELF You piees: rE HOW MUCH STORE THESE } 15 SUCH A NICE KNOW—IT ('S HARDLY . . DOD . OWE MAN—AND SO KIND. ] WoRTH YOUR WHILE . , TOU RO . OWE AND PERLITE ZX You 2 ae No Credit. OLD WORD “TORY” BACK ONCE MORE; LONG IN DISUSE “Tory” persists like a word that answers a human need, Four times . in four centuries it has lapsed from usage only to be revived. From Ireland it crossed to Scotland, migrated to England, voyaged to America to have a part in opposing the revolt of the colonies, vanished with the withdrawal or deportation of Tories and the end of royalism. “All the people were now Whigs.” In this country the term Tory remained simply. as history. Not till the advent of the New Deal and NRA did it reappear in political discussion. Much of past struggle is wrapped up in the name “Tory.” Originally old Irish (toriadhe), it referred to the hunted outlaws of the bogs. Elizabethans applied it to the dispossessed natives in Ireland who harassed the English settlers on seized lands. Transferred to England, it was derisively applied by the Roundheads to the Cavaliers, who nicknamed their opponents Whigs. In America a redivision of parties occurred at the Constitutional~-convention, The most constant difference was between those who wished a “national” government as against a “confederate” government, those who thought power should be derived from the states as such, and those who insisted it must come from the people. The first Whig party was formed in 1834 from a fusion of National Republicans and others to oppose the Democrats.—New York Times. Great City’s Decline Medinacelli, Spain, once a prosperous city of 15,000 inhabitants, is . slowly decreasing in size and, it is now feared, will disappear within a few .years. Recent visitors report that the population, which was 5,000 only 40 years ago, is now barely 700. At the beginning of the Sixteenth century Medinacelli was:a splendid Castilian metropolis, a coveted Moorish stronghold and the key of the province of Aragon, Weavers filled the streets after the day’s work and proud aristocrats strolled past grilled windows through which beaming . black eyes gleamed at them. When the dukes and their families, who lived in splendor, passed away, others lost their livelihood and started the exodus. AND ! NO= ‘You DON'T OWE] . THOUGHT wt + rs ee OME ANYTHING— . . HE WAS segeeed eciats REALLY . YOU'LL PAY For, . . SUCH A Too KIND— . I(T RIGHT Now/ RUSTFUL * = MAN . ai G) 2 B =) L BOBBY THATCHER—A Note Of Explanation VESR, H& WANTS. THAT GILT THE DENTISTS SIGN ero. HOW TOOTH OF CO . KNOW WHAT HE WANTS GRAB THE SiGNee IN THE OOCS OFFICE AFTER WE . . zal y — Uy ae UF ’ HELLO! TWENTY BUCKS TUCKED IN WITH A NOTES WITH . IT? 2.2.. ALL . KNOW, HE SEEMS TO . THAT Says: HAVE PLENTY OP MONGY>+++0es HERES Lins RY?) GZ THE CETTreR HE SAID TO LEAVE . ahe \ \\ \\

N\ a QW \ AY ( By GEORGE STORM su WELL, THERE Al AAT \ MT fiussttttLAY \ AN \s \\\ OCouCH LEFT LAYIN’ IN THE DOCS OFFICa — NOT AFTER HE MACS PAY HIM ®8EFORE HE PULLEO “TH TWO BACK TEETH eee. TELL ARTIG TO COME IN : HERE». HE'S GOOD ON WRITIN... NONE BETTER KITIN’ CHECKS.. WELL LET THE COC KNOW N'T GONNA B& ANY m m 5 Mercolized Wax Keeps Skin Young rb blemishes and discolorations usi ercolized Wax daily as directed. Invisible pips hes mp of aged skin are freed and all efects such as blackheads, tan, freckles and large pores Gisappear. Skin is then beautiaed clear, boabd eA ene 30 Sons are pen ounger. Merco ax brings ou your hidden beauty. At ail leadi drogaisis. Powdered oli: Reduces wrinkles and op axol ue Simply dissolve one ounce Saxolite in half-pint witch hazel and use daily as face lotion, WHAT WE THINK OF HIM AND PuT IT IN THE PROFESSORS HANDW RITIN’ ? Or Longer He—I've been trying to think of the right word for two weeks, She—How about “fortnight’’? ween 1Ger T3146 J Tec invent w macsine To Do ALL Your wort. ALL Youtt DO 1S PRESS OH! THY AT Wii. BE SO Ada! wien [ Ger Bio [un To HELP Maw, ‘Too! INVENT A MaAcHiNE an MY mas _—~ SHE won't . NEeD tT! Steer PRESS TFHa hutTt)ON seabed DO ENETY THinG Tia INIVEN T A MACHINNB To PRESS tHA we WHEN SHES E UPSET a SUFFERS Constipation Drove Her Wild made her feel cross, headJ i _achy, half-alive. Now she hasa lovable disposition, new ‘pep and vitality. eed Nature’s warning: Sluggish bowels invariably result in poisonous wastes ravaging our system—often the direct cause of headac! ries ziness, colds, complexion troubles. NATURE’S REMEDY—the mild, all-vegetable laxative— safely stimulates the entire eliminative tract—~ strengthens, regulates the bowels for normal, ing, Get 4 25¢ box . Get a 2. es me” i today at your: LTO SMICHT druggist’s. IMC SV AER CY TTUMS. Ce cae pS Hutton : §) e <8 > © The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) *@ Deafness BEAD N : OF EARS —INS i, $1.25 All Druggists Descriptive folder on request Also excellent for Temporary Deafness and Head Noises due to congestion caused by colds, Flu and swimming. A. O. LEONARD, Inc. 70 Fifth Ave., New York City FoR Two Gic) HOURS TRyiw’ TO. FORGET THEse Darn (Hic -uic) HICCOUGHS, BUT Ts HopeLess! ep a (HicHic) CuRE ‘er! WONDER HOW T COULD (Hie -ric) “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES” Al Got It! BY Gory! ic) Tve peen . . THey saya stock Doe Gowen ! PLAYIN’ SOLITAIRE (Hic-tic) . ] CHic) wiLtL someTIMES YEs sir! IF MY HICCOUGHS THAT'S WHAT AINT ALL Hic) T WEED (Hic) Gone !!: Z BALSAM ami Removes Dandroff -Stops Heir Falling f Imparts Color and Beauty to Grayand Faded Hair = 60c and $1.00 at Druggists. x Chem, Wks. Patche gue, N.Y. ON SHAMPOO = Ideal for use in connection with Parker's HairBalsam.Makes the hair soft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or at druggists. Hiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue NE. FOP HOMAND. ated Newspapers ITCHING Wherever it occurs and whatever the cause, relieve it at once with Resinol WNU—12 ~ 18—34 in NOSTRILS. id ¢ = i