November 8, 1937 (4 pages)

~* i NEVADA CITY NUGGET . . : ner Nevada City Nugget $305 Broad Steet. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. WR Pe Se os Snedpncsayencc-ccecscaens eee ep ne an . Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second Class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. . a SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) a -. Cross-Currents . The American housewife, mistress of the nation’s buying, today finds herself, in an embarrassing predicament. It the same predicament that tantalizes the harassed politician, turns the heads of economists gray, and makes the wage-earner wonder why his paycheck disappears like butter under the sun. Even one of the country’s shrewdest analysts, John T. Flynn, admits that the cross-currents of wages and prices, crashing against the beleagured housewife at market and her husband at work, creates a topsy-turvy picture today. Every good housewife wants her husband to get a good wage, but she doesn’t want it gobbled out of her purse at the market place. At present both things are happening. Wages are advancing, but galloping several! strides ahead are the Prices. = : The politicians, possibly trying to unravel this tangled skein, have helped complicate the works with price ‘fixing regulations. Whatever its value in theory, in practice—where it hurts most!—all the regulation has been UP and not down. One big merchandising concern is now in court for refusing to make as big a profit as a price-fixing law orders it to! Where a dealer was once satisfied to sell an article for 53c, a price-fixing law now enables the manufacturer to compel that dealer to sell the same article at 79c. The housewife, in her wrath at such political mismanagement, may well pray for relief from its manipulations! Out of the confused currents of lagging wages and rising costs, this much plainly emerges: price-fixing to entosre . higher prices eventually reduces purchasing. When less is purchased, less is produced, industries slow up, and jobless Rare e Dies aa Sa ry is 2 OR MONTE Ss wee ie i E E : ey . 3 < ey i — ate ce ae saiehien — —s on = —_ = — foie @ SOME PUNT! with pleasure, mirth and affection, at the antics of the five little girls on their playground. These were real, honest-to-goodness youngsters of flesh and blood, and not the shadowy figures of the laboratory studies and charts. There was Emilie making a sand pie, and Cecil® furiously riding her velocipede with a red wagon tied on behind, and 'Yyonne proudly pedaling with her hands off the bars and Annette gayly singing—off key— and Marie lugging a box to set up a make-believe store counter. Proud and pleased as parents, the educators agreed the guints were healthy, normal and captivating, endorsing the viewpoint most of America had long since arrived at. And Dr. Dafoe summed up their comments by adding, “I'd just say they were smart kids!’-—Contributed. TEN YEAR OLD BOY VICTIM OF PARALYSIS PURSE SNATCHER IN JAIL Kenneth Cowles, who snatched a purse from Mrs. W. I. Holland on Friday evening was arraigned before Judge W. L. Mobley in the Nevada The ten year old son of Paul Kemmen again haunt the streets of America.—Contributed. Ih Quints’ Triumph . . The Dionne quintuplets have just made another conguest! Over two hundred sober-sided biologists, psychologists; and educators recently assembled in Toronto to read solemn ientific papers on the quints and discuss, in potent three and our syllable words, just what science has found out about these youngsters. No doubt, these educators enjoyed each other's dissertations on environment, growth, and personality factors, but judging from al! reports the scientists’ real fun didn’t begin till they arrived at Callander. « 4 ' Hidden by a screen and wire fence, the two hundred psychologists and educators. murmured, cried, and ejaculated e = . . . ce 107 Mill Street TL. studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. . Kemper of Grass Valley, died in a per of this city and Mrs. Vivian . Township Justice Court and his bond fixed at $2000, in default of which he-is jail. Due to the absence of District Atiorney toll the date of preliminary examination has not been Cowles has served time in the Preston School of Industry. Grass Valley hospital yesterday from infantile paralysis. The little lad was stricken three days ago in San Franciseo and brought to Grass Valley for treatment. His mother, Mrs. Vivian Kemper, is secretary to Dr. Landis in Grass Valley. Funeral services, waich were strictly private were held this morning. set. Robert Proctor, student at ths University of California spent the week end with his folks in this city. oe teh Se we, ¥ He she Me st tertoatesteateatosteatestestestestestesfesfestesleoleoleoleeoioleslesioleotestestestestesieateteetototeeleteaiatetatetatatetatutedtesteatcate o> OG ie , a From Aunt Sarah — : rest of the ingredients into smal balls the size of a walnut, keeping hands covered with meal to prevent sticking. Into a large sauspan put 1 pint hot water, the rest of the tomatoes, 1 chopped onion, % clove garlic, 1 teaspoon Chili powder, salt and pepper. Let come to a boil then add the little meat balls and let cook about 45 minutes. Watch to keep from buning but do not stir, rather lift from bottom with spoon. of Fo Met SeRolaehejel te 3% fe rferte We all make meat balls occassionly but, this “Little Meat Balls’’ recipe is quite different from any you have tried. Little Meat Balls One pound hamburger steak. One-half cup pork sausage. One can tomatoes. One small onion chopped fine. One beaten egg. One-quarter cup milk. One-half cup eorn meal. Mix 4 of the tomatoes and the A PHONE 67 Droroenanrer é \ Grass Valley . After All Christmas ISN’T Far Away! Bs 1 7 ‘7 K FR 7 —MA AAA AA? eeioiote inion leloietei leteioioteiohieelaieie Zo (4) a” VY < Johnson, Mennen and 4 Tiny-Tot Baby Toiletries We carry a most complete stock ne of everything necessary for the exe comfort and health of your sofeidieiojeles _ baby. BABY GIFT ITEMS AND CARDS Watch. your Baby’s weight. Use our free baby scales. THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 A DAY! @ Start now.today! Select a gift for someone at Breuner’s and have it laid away until you're ready to deliver it just before Christmas. Lay another one away in a few days.then another and another. Your gifts will have a new importance this year. they'll be more carefully selected, more personal—and think of the energy and money you save by taking your time] Come in today ?\ : Write to Madge Adams ! . She will shop for you! ERS Sacramento ALABAMA WAFFLE SHop 123 Mill Street Grass Valley SPECIALIZING IN WAFFLES FAMILY STYLE FRIED: CHICKEN . HOME-MADE PIES NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE on the Second floor of the Physician and Surgeon announces ‘the opening of his ¥e offices at 214 Neal St., Grass Valley Office hours 12-3 and 7-8 Phone 311-5 new and artistic City Hall W. H. GRIFFTHS, Secretary . . Office Phoné 429. Residence { .Roosevelt Cafe. 120 WREST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY We serve the biggest glass of beer in town BOTTLE BEER 10c CHOICE WINES 10c BAR WHISKEY 15c Be Comfortable Get Your . MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City mia J, Phones 109M. Quartz and. placer claim {ocation notice blanks at the Nugget office. Use Classified Ads. WE DO EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOUR CAR RUNNING SMOOTHLY REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS, OIL AND: GAS SERVICE GARAGE AT BROAD AND UNION, NEVADA CITY DICK LANE’S A penny bank will pay the difference between ordinary lighting in your home and scientifically correct better light for better sight. For better lighting today is both sensibly reasonable as well as scientifically right. Modern lamps are without fussy, frilly shades that subdue light. Modern lamps instead have light-colored shades that are open at the top and set on higher stands to give light a chance to diffuse throughout a room. More than a half million Better Sight lamps were sold last year. Persons who use them say there is nothing like them. These lamps do give more light, without glare, and for just a few pennies more a day than ordinary light that so often causes squinting and eyestrain. SEE YOUR DEALER PACIFIC GAS ‘AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned . Operated . Managed by Californians Heplace small bulbs with lamps that give ~ MORE LIGHT = y oN A 154-1137 No wine in Cali. fornia has a higher reputation. Served by First Class _Restaurants and Hotels everywhere. Italian Swiss Coliny WINES (UNION ICE COMPANY) Distributer Nevada City PLAZA PHONE 57 Found on the tables of those who appreciate Good Wine. 4)>

~* i NEVADA CITY NUGGET . . : ner Nevada City Nugget $305 Broad Steet. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. WR Pe Se os Snedpncsayencc-ccecscaens eee ep ne an . Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second Class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. . a SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) a -. Cross-Currents . The American housewife, mistress of the nation’s buying, today finds herself, in an embarrassing predicament. It the same predicament that tantalizes the harassed politician, turns the heads of economists gray, and makes the wage-earner wonder why his paycheck disappears like butter under the sun. Even one of the country’s shrewdest analysts, John T. Flynn, admits that the cross-currents of wages and prices, crashing against the beleagured housewife at market and her husband at work, creates a topsy-turvy picture today. Every good housewife wants her husband to get a good wage, but she doesn’t want it gobbled out of her purse at the market place. At present both things are happening. Wages are advancing, but galloping several! strides ahead are the Prices. = : The politicians, possibly trying to unravel this tangled skein, have helped complicate the works with price ‘fixing regulations. Whatever its value in theory, in practice—where it hurts most!—all the regulation has been UP and not down. One big merchandising concern is now in court for refusing to make as big a profit as a price-fixing law orders it to! Where a dealer was once satisfied to sell an article for 53c, a price-fixing law now enables the manufacturer to compel that dealer to sell the same article at 79c. The housewife, in her wrath at such political mismanagement, may well pray for relief from its manipulations! Out of the confused currents of lagging wages and rising costs, this much plainly emerges: price-fixing to entosre . higher prices eventually reduces purchasing. When less is purchased, less is produced, industries slow up, and jobless Rare e Dies aa Sa ry is 2 OR MONTE Ss wee ie i E E : ey . 3 < ey i — ate ce ae saiehien — —s on = —_ = — foie @ SOME PUNT! with pleasure, mirth and affection, at the antics of the five little girls on their playground. These were real, honest-to-goodness youngsters of flesh and blood, and not the shadowy figures of the laboratory studies and charts. There was Emilie making a sand pie, and Cecil® furiously riding her velocipede with a red wagon tied on behind, and 'Yyonne proudly pedaling with her hands off the bars and Annette gayly singing—off key— and Marie lugging a box to set up a make-believe store counter. Proud and pleased as parents, the educators agreed the guints were healthy, normal and captivating, endorsing the viewpoint most of America had long since arrived at. And Dr. Dafoe summed up their comments by adding, “I'd just say they were smart kids!’-—Contributed. TEN YEAR OLD BOY VICTIM OF PARALYSIS PURSE SNATCHER IN JAIL Kenneth Cowles, who snatched a purse from Mrs. W. I. Holland on Friday evening was arraigned before Judge W. L. Mobley in the Nevada The ten year old son of Paul Kemmen again haunt the streets of America.—Contributed. Ih Quints’ Triumph . . The Dionne quintuplets have just made another conguest! Over two hundred sober-sided biologists, psychologists; and educators recently assembled in Toronto to read solemn ientific papers on the quints and discuss, in potent three and our syllable words, just what science has found out about these youngsters. No doubt, these educators enjoyed each other's dissertations on environment, growth, and personality factors, but judging from al! reports the scientists’ real fun didn’t begin till they arrived at Callander. « 4 ' Hidden by a screen and wire fence, the two hundred psychologists and educators. murmured, cried, and ejaculated e = . . . ce 107 Mill Street TL. studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. . Kemper of Grass Valley, died in a per of this city and Mrs. Vivian . Township Justice Court and his bond fixed at $2000, in default of which he-is jail. Due to the absence of District Atiorney toll the date of preliminary examination has not been Cowles has served time in the Preston School of Industry. Grass Valley hospital yesterday from infantile paralysis. The little lad was stricken three days ago in San Franciseo and brought to Grass Valley for treatment. His mother, Mrs. Vivian Kemper, is secretary to Dr. Landis in Grass Valley. Funeral services, waich were strictly private were held this morning. set. Robert Proctor, student at ths University of California spent the week end with his folks in this city. oe teh Se we, ¥ He she Me st tertoatesteateatosteatestestestestestesfesfestesleoleoleoleeoioleslesioleotestestestestesieateteetototeeleteaiatetatetatatetatutedtesteatcate o> OG ie , a From Aunt Sarah — : rest of the ingredients into smal balls the size of a walnut, keeping hands covered with meal to prevent sticking. Into a large sauspan put 1 pint hot water, the rest of the tomatoes, 1 chopped onion, % clove garlic, 1 teaspoon Chili powder, salt and pepper. Let come to a boil then add the little meat balls and let cook about 45 minutes. Watch to keep from buning but do not stir, rather lift from bottom with spoon. of Fo Met SeRolaehejel te 3% fe rferte We all make meat balls occassionly but, this “Little Meat Balls’’ recipe is quite different from any you have

tried. Little Meat Balls One pound hamburger steak. One-half cup pork sausage. One can tomatoes. One small onion chopped fine. One beaten egg. One-quarter cup milk. One-half cup eorn meal. Mix 4 of the tomatoes and the A PHONE 67 Droroenanrer é \ Grass Valley . After All Christmas ISN’T Far Away! Bs 1 7 ‘7 K FR 7 —MA AAA AA? eeioiote inion leloietei leteioioteiohieelaieie Zo (4) a” VY < Johnson, Mennen and 4 Tiny-Tot Baby Toiletries We carry a most complete stock ne of everything necessary for the exe comfort and health of your sofeidieiojeles _ baby. BABY GIFT ITEMS AND CARDS Watch. your Baby’s weight. Use our free baby scales. THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 A DAY! @ Start now..today! Select a gift for someone at Breuner’s and have it laid away until you're ready to deliver it just before Christmas. Lay another one away in a few days..then another and another. Your gifts will have a new importance this year.. they'll be more carefully selected, more personal—and think of the energy and money you save by taking your time] Come in today ?\ : Write to Madge Adams ! . She will shop for you! ERS Sacramento ALABAMA WAFFLE SHop 123 Mill Street Grass Valley SPECIALIZING IN WAFFLES FAMILY STYLE FRIED: CHICKEN . HOME-MADE PIES NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE on the Second floor of the Physician and Surgeon announces ‘the opening of his ¥e offices at 214 Neal St., Grass Valley Office hours 12-3 and 7-8 Phone 311-5 new and artistic City Hall W. H. GRIFFTHS, Secretary . . Office Phoné 429. Residence { .Roosevelt Cafe. 120 WREST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY We serve the biggest glass of beer in town BOTTLE BEER 10c CHOICE WINES 10c BAR WHISKEY 15c Be Comfortable Get Your . MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City mia J, Phones 109M. Quartz and. placer claim {ocation notice blanks at the Nugget office. Use Classified Ads. WE DO EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOUR CAR RUNNING SMOOTHLY REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS, OIL AND: GAS SERVICE GARAGE AT BROAD AND UNION, NEVADA CITY DICK LANE’S A penny bank will pay the difference between ordinary lighting in your home and scientifically correct better light for better sight. For better lighting today is both sensibly reasonable as well as scientifically right. Modern lamps are without fussy, frilly shades that subdue light. Modern lamps instead have light-colored shades that are open at the top and set on higher stands to give light a chance to diffuse throughout a room. More than a half million Better Sight lamps were sold last year. Persons who use them say there is nothing like them. These lamps do give more light, without glare, and for just a few pennies more a day than ordinary light that so often causes squinting and eyestrain. SEE YOUR DEALER PACIFIC GAS ‘AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned . Operated . Managed by Californians Heplace small bulbs with lamps that give ~ MORE LIGHT = y oN A 154-1137 No wine in Cali. fornia has a higher reputation. Served by First Class _Restaurants and Hotels everywhere. Italian Swiss Coliny WINES (UNION ICE COMPANY) Distributer Nevada City PLAZA PHONE 57 Found on the tables of those who appreciate Good Wine. 4)>