October 25, 1937 (4 pages)

* ’ NEVADA CITY NUGGET nen a el ) . Nevada City Nugget: ‘305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. ; 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. 7 D ? we} SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (in Advance) . -----------SNe Cm 2.50 Ca? oatets Setestesteatestestestesteofetecteetioteatestestestesfestecfecteofeefetesteateatestestestesteotesteobeatesieetotetesten Congress Meets When November’s special session is over, congressmen will find a legislative hamper chock-full of equally pressing issues when they gather on Capitol Hill in January. Our lawmakers will need the sharp-bladed wisdom of . Solomon, the long-suffering patience of Job, and the mellow disposition of Griselda, if they are to wrestle triumphantly with such hard-shelled foes of economic well-being as unemployment, rising costs of goods in farm and city, and the need _of finding jobs for the one and a half milion people still on WPA. Moreover, there’s the certainty that big and little business, and the consumer, will be affected by a new batch of rules and regulations promoted by feromrist congressmen. politicians—against the wishes of the President—successfully resorted to a ‘‘sneaker’’ amendment to get provisions of the Even in last session’s hubbub of regulation, over-zealous . Anti-Trust laws suspended so arbitrary prices could be set up “for manufactured goods. . Consumers are now footing the higher prices this “regulation’’ brought about. With over-regulation telling business, big and small, . how much it shall charge for goods and how much the consumer must pay, reformist legislators, are rapidly turning . America into a lawyer's paradise with their innumerable, and, frequently, contradictory statutes. Congress, indeed, has a big job cut out for it at the special session, and an even bigger one in January. So have the citizens of California if they fulfill their job of maintaining a watchful vigil over Congress, lest it spread the contagion of corruption involved in government control.—Contributed. A Wise Man’s Pariiies ie . ? If there was ever a wise and thrifty American, it was Benjamin Franklin, Esq., merchant, inventor, philosopher and statesman. We mention this not becalise there is any dispute about it, but because it helps shed light on a matter the editor must tackle every now and then. But since this matter of advertising is of vital importance to the reader too, the editor may be pardoned for bringing the subject up. Ben Franklin, who was never a man to. squander his pence, well knew the value of advertising not only his own, but his family’s goods, in the newspapers—even in the 1720's when Philedalphia’s population numbered but a_ handful. Though certain a man’s sins would find him out, Franklin didn't believe the same held true of a merchant's goods, no matter how excellent they were. His wife, Deborah, had in stock a very good grade of toilet soap, but instead of depend : 107 Mill Street . “ y PHONE 67 t A Droroenanrer Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. i 2 a 8 we ‘ pe see oo HALLOWEEN! Everything to make your Hallowe’en parties more successful. Horns, Lanterns, Cut-Outs, Decorations, Napkins and Tablecloths, Noise-makers, Caps, Masks, Pumpkins, Nut-cups, Bon-bons, etc. Remember @Migse Datles: November 3, 4, 5, 6th Our Mammoth Reraott Ic Sale * Save your pennies for big % savings. ‘ 3 Xa R. E. HARRIS = THE REXALL DRUG * % STORE % $ Phone 100 a DON’T let Death enter the family circle because you have been careless. Let Us Check Your Brakes BRANN’S BRAKE SHOP 126 Main St., Opp. Fire House Grass Valley = WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 10-8--moc ing on the neighbors to noise it about,'he told the town about “Did he take his misfortunes like a man?” it in the “Pennsylvania Gazette.” “ the Market in Philadelphia. townsmen about their goods in good.——Contributéd. Here's a typical ad of Franklin’s: “‘Just import’d from I.ond. and to be sold by B. Franklin, at the Post-Office near All sorts of fine Paper, Parchment, Ink-Powder, fountain Pens (!), fine proper for Offices and Counting Houses. . Wise merchants back in the 1700's Wise merchants of the 1930's are doing the same. They, like Ben Franklin, know where a penny can be turned to the most Pewter stands were telling the the communnity’s newspaper. , : A good dinner for fall days may . be built around veal in casserole. Stewed tomatoes, lettuce salad with French dressing and apple pie with . the veal make a fine hearty combination. Veal in Casserole One thick veal cutlet for each one to be served. One egg. From Aunt Sarah os Rie i She i Se oe She oe bod One cup dressing (as for roast chicken) for each serving. Breadcrumbs. Grease casserole and place dressing in a mound in it. Beat egg slight. . ly with one tablespoon cold water. . Dip veal in cracker or breadcrumbs, then in beaten egg and in crumbs again. Place veal-snugly on top of dressing and bake in moderately hot oven for about forty minutes. AUTHOR OF NEV. COUNTY HISTORY IS VISITOR Harry G. Wells, author of ‘‘Nevada County History’ published in 1880, and party of friends from Los Angeles stopped over in Nevada City for a short time Wednesday calling . at the Nugget office Mr. Wells statled he did not own one of his books but had put it in a library. A rugged and active man it’was a pleasure to hear him tell of earty days. He spent the winter of 1879 and 1880 in this city. Mr. Wells had this city, the experience of going to Truckee and helping to get the trains over the mountains in deep snow. At that time four engines were hooked together and driven at a rapid rate down hill clearing the track as far as possible and when they stopped crews came and Gug them out. Today’s snow plow is'a long stride in advancement. With his party they drove from Los Angeles to Yosemite Valley. Placerville, Lake Tahoe, Truckee and over the Tahoe-Ukiah highway to They went to Marysville “Presicely. He laid the blame on BOSTON ‘so many géntlement with red noses. . . and Sacramento. Use Classified Ads. Auto Financing and Insurance ° > ON a 1 Something that you are eg oak , . harvesting today may ana Cramer Ss DEFECTS { be sold one = . PROPERLY AUTO EXCHANGE : e sold more quickly . age ay “A Safe Place to Buy” : J Hills Flat and more profitably if er Grass Valley, California Gilbert G. Cramer, Proprietor. jj you have a telephone. at hse q 6s on’’ aoe SOS ps A : List With Us—For Action NEV AD A CITY HOME W. H. DANIELS LAUNDRY arse “SU At a cl { ‘ Soy LICENSED FAMILY TRADE OUR mami THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE BROKER et ran e AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Aeuelbeg Huse cglaie test Boulder Street Nevada City Com a way, just North of City Phone 491-W Limits. Prompt and Reasonable Service Se Fe ay Invites Nevada City and Grass Valley folks to bring their Clothes Broad Street Telephone 156 CLEANING AND PRESSING — a : ‘Modern cleaning renew the life of all garments : b ® ie « his wife.” . . CAFE 636 Mill St. Grass Valley WINE, BEER AND SOFT DRINKS Prompt and courteous service “I see Cohen had a terrible fire) last night.” “Vell, she’s a nice feller—he de-. serves it.” Tyuck drivers like their jobs because they run into so many inter-esting people. . . . . Guest: So you had difficulty find-! ing me, eh? Didn’t your master de-. Be Comfortable seribe me? Get Your Chauffeur: Yes, sir, but there are MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by “Marie,” said mother, “I’m sur-: W k prised at you putting out your . John ° Dar e : tongue at people.” Commercial St. Nevada City tag SF. Phones 109M. ‘It’s all right, mamma,’ the child} replied, “it was just the doctor go-. ing past.’’ Use Classified Advertising . § 4 costs to co by GREYHOUND ow little it NEVADA CITY to Departures : One Way Round Trip Daiy SAUT LAKE CITY ....$11.20 %20.00 7:00 A. M. SAN. FRANCISCO ._.... 3.70 6.50 and f BOOOMTON 2.80 4.90 3:20 P. M. l SACRAMENTO ..0.00002.00.. 1.90 3.00 LOS ANGELES iL RES See 7.65 13.65 SAN DINGO #25. 15.5. 9.50 16.95 PROTON TN eo 13.60 24.48 MUON eee 3.95 5.90 PORTDAND: 22.3. .20.020.02h 12.40 22.20 1G) o UL D7. oj USS SRE eta ea ne emp p rth 29.70 53.50 Leave your car at home and enjoy the sm : ' artest, smoothest ride in America. abi Rink hidig dh more places than any other public transportation. NARROW G i DEPO re No wine in California has a higher _reputation. Served by First Class Restaurants and Hotels everywhere. Italian Swiss Colony WINES A.V.SAUVEE (UNION ICE COMPANY) Distributer Nevada City PLAZA "PHONE 57 Found on. the tables of those who appreciate Good Wine. a =e

* ’ NEVADA CITY NUGGET nen a el ) . Nevada City Nugget: ‘305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. ; 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. 7 D ? we} SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (in Advance) .. -----------SNe Cm 2.50 Ca? oatets Setestesteatestestestesteofetecteetioteatestestestesfestecfecteofeefetesteateatestestestesteotesteobeatesieetotetesten Congress Meets When November’s special session is over, congressmen will find a legislative hamper chock-full of equally pressing issues when they gather on Capitol Hill in January. Our lawmakers will need the sharp-bladed wisdom of . Solomon, the long-suffering patience of Job, and the mellow disposition of Griselda, if they are to wrestle triumphantly with such hard-shelled foes of economic well-being as unemployment, rising costs of goods in farm and city, and the need _of finding jobs for the one and a half milion people still on WPA. Moreover, there’s the certainty that big and little business, and the consumer, will be affected by a new batch of rules and regulations promoted by feromrist congressmen. politicians—against the wishes of the President—successfully resorted to a ‘‘sneaker’’ amendment to get provisions of the Even in last session’s hubbub of regulation, over-zealous . Anti-Trust laws suspended so arbitrary prices could be set up “for manufactured goods. . Consumers are now footing the higher prices this “regulation’’ brought about. With over-regulation telling business, big and small, . how much it shall charge for goods and how much the consumer must pay, reformist legislators, are rapidly turning . America into a lawyer's paradise with their innumerable, and, frequently, contradictory statutes. Congress, indeed, has a big job cut out for it at the special session, and an even bigger one in January. So have the citizens of California if they fulfill their job of maintaining a watchful vigil over Congress, lest it spread the contagion of corruption involved in government control.—Contributed. A Wise Man’s Pariiies ie . ? If there was ever a wise and thrifty American, it was Benjamin Franklin, Esq., merchant, inventor, philosopher and statesman. We mention this not becalise there is any dispute about it, but because it helps shed light on a matter the editor must tackle every now and then. But since this matter of advertising is of vital importance to the reader too, the editor may be pardoned for bringing the subject up. Ben Franklin, who was never a man to. squander his pence, well knew the value of advertising not only his own, but his family’s goods, in the newspapers—even in the 1720's when Philedalphia’s population numbered but a_ handful. Though certain a man’s sins would find him out, Franklin didn't believe the same held true of a merchant's goods, no matter how excellent they were. His wife, Deborah, had in stock a very good grade of toilet soap, but instead of depend : 107 Mill Street . “ y PHONE 67 t A Droroenanrer Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. i 2 a 8 we ‘ pe see oo HALLOWEEN! Everything to make your Hallowe’en parties more successful. Horns, Lanterns, Cut-Outs, Decorations, Napkins and Tablecloths, Noise-makers, Caps, Masks, Pumpkins, Nut-cups, Bon-bons, etc. Remember @Migse Datles: November 3, 4, 5, 6th Our Mammoth Reraott Ic Sale * Save your pennies for big % savings. ‘ 3 Xa R. E. HARRIS = THE REXALL DRUG * % STORE % $ Phone 100 a DON’T let Death enter the family circle because you have been careless. Let Us Check Your Brakes BRANN’S BRAKE SHOP 126 Main St., Opp. Fire House Grass Valley = WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 10-8--moc ing on the neighbors to noise it about,'he told the town about “Did he take his misfortunes like a man?” it in the “Pennsylvania Gazette.” “ the Market in Philadelphia. townsmen about their goods in good.——Contributéd. Here's a typical ad of Franklin’s: “‘Just import’d from I.ond. and to be sold by B. Franklin, at the Post-Office near All sorts of fine Paper, Parchment, Ink-Powder, fountain Pens (!), fine proper for Offices and Counting Houses. . Wise merchants back in the 1700's Wise merchants of the 1930's are doing the same. They, like Ben Franklin, know where a penny can be turned to the most Pewter stands were telling the the communnity’s newspaper. , : A good dinner for fall days may . be built around veal in casserole. Stewed tomatoes, lettuce salad with French dressing and apple pie with . the veal make a fine hearty combination. Veal in Casserole One thick veal cutlet for each one to be served. One egg. From Aunt Sarah

os Rie i She i Se oe She oe bod One cup dressing (as for roast chicken) for each serving. Breadcrumbs. Grease casserole and place dressing in a mound in it. Beat egg slight. . ly with one tablespoon cold water. . Dip veal in cracker or breadcrumbs, then in beaten egg and in crumbs again. Place veal-snugly on top of dressing and bake in moderately hot oven for about forty minutes. AUTHOR OF NEV. COUNTY HISTORY IS VISITOR Harry G. Wells, author of ‘‘Nevada County History’ published in 1880, and party of friends from Los Angeles stopped over in Nevada City for a short time Wednesday calling . at the Nugget office Mr. Wells statled he did not own one of his books but had put it in a library. A rugged and active man it’was a pleasure to hear him tell of earty days. He spent the winter of 1879 and 1880 in this city. Mr. Wells had this city, the experience of going to Truckee and helping to get the trains over the mountains in deep snow. At that time four engines were hooked together and driven at a rapid rate down hill clearing the track as far as possible and when they stopped crews came and Gug them out. Today’s snow plow is'a long stride in advancement. With his party they drove from Los Angeles to Yosemite Valley. Placerville, Lake Tahoe, Truckee and over the Tahoe-Ukiah highway to They went to Marysville “Presicely. He laid the blame on BOSTON ‘so many géntlement with red noses. . . and Sacramento. Use Classified Ads. Auto Financing and Insurance ° > ON a 1 Something that you are eg oak , . harvesting today may ana Cramer Ss DEFECTS { be sold one = . PROPERLY AUTO EXCHANGE : e sold more quickly . age ay “A Safe Place to Buy” : J Hills Flat and more profitably if er Grass Valley, California Gilbert G. Cramer, Proprietor. jj you have a telephone. at hse q 6s on’’ aoe SOS ps A : List With Us—For Action NEV AD A CITY HOME W. H. DANIELS LAUNDRY arse “SU At a cl { ‘ Soy LICENSED FAMILY TRADE OUR mami THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE BROKER et ran e AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Aeuelbeg Huse cglaie test Boulder Street Nevada City Com a way, just North of City Phone 491-W Limits. Prompt and Reasonable Service Se Fe ay Invites Nevada City and Grass Valley folks to bring their Clothes Broad Street Telephone 156 CLEANING AND PRESSING — a : ‘Modern cleaning renew the life of all garments : b ® ie « his wife.” . . CAFE 636 Mill St. Grass Valley WINE, BEER AND SOFT DRINKS Prompt and courteous service “I see Cohen had a terrible fire) last night.” “Vell, she’s a nice feller—he de-. serves it.” Tyuck drivers like their jobs because they run into so many inter-esting people. . . . . Guest: So you had difficulty find-! ing me, eh? Didn’t your master de-. Be Comfortable seribe me? Get Your Chauffeur: Yes, sir, but there are MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by “Marie,” said mother, “I’m sur-: W k prised at you putting out your . John ° Dar e : tongue at people.” Commercial St. Nevada City tag SF. Phones 109M. ‘It’s all right, mamma,’ the child} replied, “it was just the doctor go-. ing past.’’ Use Classified Advertising . § 4 costs to co by GREYHOUND ow little it NEVADA CITY to Departures : One Way Round Trip Daiy SAUT LAKE CITY ........$11.20 %20.00 7:00 A. M. SAN. FRANCISCO .._....... 3.70 6.50 and f BOOOMTON 2.80 4.90 3:20 P. M. l SACRAMENTO ....0..00002.00... 1.90 3.00 LOS ANGELES iL RES See 7.65 13.65 SAN DINGO #25. 15.5. 9.50 16.95 PROTON TN eo 13.60 24.48 MUON eee 3.95 5.90 PORTDAND: 22.3. ..20.020.02h 12.40 22.20 1G) o UL D7. oj USS SRE eta ea ne emp p rth 29.70 53.50 Leave your car at home and enjoy the sm : ' artest, smoothest ride in America. abi Rink hidig dh more places than any other public transportation. NARROW G i DEPO re No wine in California has a higher _reputation. Served by First Class Restaurants and Hotels everywhere. Italian Swiss Colony WINES A.V.SAUVEE (UNION ICE COMPANY) Distributer Nevada City PLAZA "PHONE 57 Found on. the tables of those who appreciate Good Wine. a =e