October 26, 1936 (6 pages)

Mother. lets have LAMB CHOPS —OR— BEEF STEW POUNDED ROUND STEAK ROAST BROILED STEAK OR: KEYSTONE MARKET SPECIAL. HAMBURGER Buy the Best at Keystone Market CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street Nevada City " PHONE 67 HALLOWE'EN See our large assortment of Hallow’en merchandise just received. Pumpkins, Cut-Onts, ;Stickers, Noise Makers, Horns, Masks, Streamers, Napkins, Tablecioths, Place-Cards, Bon-Bons, Hats, Nut-Cups, Lanterns, Ete. Everything you need for that party —at low prices. = R. E. HARRIS” Fexcle=oRvs. STOREal VOUT. /PHONE 100 Nevada City, California. BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us fot quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather ‘proofed and repaired. -Qxpert Radiator Repairing,\Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISDIES” Only Service ofits kind in Nevada Cii GOULD’S. AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING to the music of a crack black and white jazz band every night. A hot number singer to while away:the time. Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor, Lake Olympia Road sense tetas SIXTH GRADERS HOLD PICNIC IN PARK The Sixth Grade pupils at Washington grammar school were entertained with a party in Pioneer park Thursday afternoon. The party was won by the class «ast year when they succeeded in bringing out the largest number of mothers to P. T. A. meetings over a period of months. Mrs. Mamie Richerson, class mother, assisted with the party,? wiches the children who had spent several hours playing games. Mrs. E. T. Bonner is president of the P, T. A. INU. C. BALLOT BERKELEY, Oct. 26.—University zecisively endorse ‘the presidential candidacy of students California of Governor Alfred M. Landon, it was announced today when results of a campus-wide straw vote were announced. With approximately 2300 undergraduate students partikipating in A picnic supper, hambérger sand. prepared at the fireplaces ed under official student body ausdent landslide in favor of Landon. over in the grove, was enjoyed by pices, the outcome showed -Govern-. ,Complete results of the California the presidential secret poll conductor Landon leading President. Roosevelt, 1058 to 952. William Milton, campus chairman TICK’S CAFE AND LIQUOR STORE Hills Flat Next to Black Bart’s Service Station ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF WHISKEY, WINES, LIQUORS, BRANDY CANNED. AND BOTTLED BEER of the Young Republicans of Northern California, declared the results to be a “stimulating endorsement of constitutional government.” “T am delighted but not surprised’’ he said. ‘‘It is good to know that the students at American’s largest University are unanimously in fav. or of governmental reform along . Progressive, sound channels.” . Republican political observers jailed the poll as ‘‘sigflificant,’’ declaring that the ballot, first of its _kind to be held at any western uni‘versity during the presidential cam/paign, heralded a nation wide stupoll, as announced by Dana Cook, . Oakland, chairman of the campus elections committee. were: Landon, 11058, Roosevelt, 951, Thomas, 150, Browder, 120, Lemke, 7. ; vote will be held at A similar Mills College next week it was learned. September 29, 1932, President Roosevelt promised to reduce taxes and balance the budget by cutting government expenses 25 per cent. Today more than fourteen new laws have been passed involving new taxes and taxes have been increased 196 per cent! ——e—eeeeeeeeeeeeeSeeoeoeqyw’aeaeeeeooommaaaaaaSSE——— ens its disguise, it is a mission: on ter e the chain.” There is a “joker” in Proposition 22 on your November ballot! Called a “Retail Store License,” it looks innocent enough. But strip ‘to be passed on to you in higher prices. It provides that chain stores sellin, food and other necessities will be taxe $500.00 a year for each store over nine. Individual stores will pay only $1.00 a year—or one five-hundredth as much. BUT. 2+ 8AyB the U.S. Federal Trade Com“If the ability toundersell, based iency or on elimination of credit and delivery cost, is destroyed cost, is destroyed by taxation, it is the consuming public which .».as the Harvard (University) Bureau of Business Research discovered in studying 32,998 chain stores.chain stores operate on a small profit. They eliminate middleman’s profits and unPROPOSITION #22 You must defeat it or pay it—in HIGHER PRICES ON FOOD AND OTHER NECESSITIES ed of ax that will have make enough Thus some of to raise prices. your expense. taxation, it necessary in-between expenses. The savings they make by operating efficiently are passed on to you in prices 10% below the average. Four out of five chain stores do not bra to cover the tax. of business—allowing their competitors Surviving chains will be forced to raise their prices to pay the tax. _ Either way, you will foot the bill. Remember, this tax is admittedly not for revenue purposes. It is cleverly camouflaged subsidy for the middleman and wasteful business methods—at If you think that chain store come petition helps to keep all prices in line with your pocketbook—if you think Stripped of its “WHISKERS” YOU! em will be forced out that you already PAY ENOUGHprices low.’ For no mat @ tax on you. matter how heavil TAXES ON FOODS AND OTHER NECESSITIES, vote NO’and keep ter how named.no disguised. 22 is . VOTE NO! SPIRELLA Foundations All kinds 11 Hy . . RETAIL STORE LICENSE . . . . i} (Chapter 849, Statutes 1935) requiring eve \i. organization owning, operating or cont: {. . more stores, wherein merchandise Hi] tain annual State license; prescrib . cation fee for each store and one one store, increasing license, fee progressively for second and additional stores to five hundred ach store over nine; excepts Sting tributing establishments, restaurant facilities of common carriers, newspaper offi stores sales » . fe incidental to rendering pe and motion . Referendum act of Legislat is sold at retail, ars stations, ice ces, wherei rsonal service, t picture houses. agalest person or one oF fifty cents appliar license fee for ure YES for distres, _ 2 Is A TAX ON YoU—VOTE NO! , X. RED CROSS AIDS BANDON REFUGEE ' RANDON, Ore., Oct. 26.—J. W. Richardson, director of disaster relief for the American Red _ Cross, here today anounced that the Red Cross will immediately start an emergency housing program, replacing 80 tents now sheltering the Bandon fire refugees with temporary houses. These emergency houses will be small, but warm and comfortable, affording better shelter against the cold winds of winter. They will be erected as rapidly as possible and in such number as will meet the need of the distressed families. In the meantime the disaster relief workers will proceed with the rehabilitation work, making awards to families which will provide permanent rehabilitation when conditions permit. Other Bandon families, who have resources of their own, will be issued ‘temporary building permits by the Bandon municipal government and will proceed immediately with their own building plans. Just because you pay no income tax don’t think you don’t pay taxes. Your butcher, baker and scores of others in«business are collecting from you and handing over to the government. That’s called ‘“‘hidden taxation.”’ Justifying his record of extravyagant spending, the President asks: “Would you have us_ let. people starve?’ How about the Republican applicant for a WPA job? He must register as a Democrat or starve. Subscribe for The Nugget. DULL HEADACHES GONE, SIMPLE REMEDY DOES If Headaches caused by constipation are gone after one dose of Adlerika. This cleans poisons out of BOTH upper and lower bowels. Iinds bad sleep, nervousness. : Dickerman Drug Store and R. J. Harris, Druggist. SMALL CABIN: FOR RENT. $12.50 per month including lights. Call W. Davis, Willow Valley. Phone 7-F-21. 10-1938te SEWING MACHINES — Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, of any make repaired. Art Miller, Established 14 years in Grass Valley. Hills Flat, Phone 686—. 101mop SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or ney pipe at attractive’ prices. Write for booklet and prices, Pacific Pipe Co., 309 Main Street, San Francisco, Calif. Oct. 23-30 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS USED—wWe have several good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very easy terms, Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rumsey’s. USED WASHERS—From $10 up— HOW TO GET WELL AND ff Try Herbs! Our specially imported herb remedies of over a thousand varieties have been used in China for centuries. They relieve the various ailments whether they are of the lungs. ae stomach, liver, kidney, bladder, or if pet you are afflicted with indigestion, blood disorder, high or low blood prssure, rheumatism or other known complaints. Our wonderful herbs — will absolutely cleanse every impur— ity from your system. When your case has been given up as hopeless by others give us a trial. K. H. LA HERB CO. HERBALIST Consultation Free 121 S. ‘Church St. Grass Valley Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.; Svindays and Holidays 9'A. M. to 2 P. M. + [Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. Mrs. Preston’s News Stand _ Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED SgetegegHgHTegeRtegepTEtepeTORetotopetenepete neg THE : NATIONAL HOTEL AND : COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California £ Here you will find 5 rat My +, \/ S se, Sey ras Stet ae * LA , oxox , a +, 6 ie Ee Retoriny RolHeioideles ms Hee) Prices That Meet Present *% Day Conditions eee LEMMON EDDIE LEONG QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRI. AND SAT. Phone 74; 8 ! AND LOCKSMITA Maytags and other popular modag els. Terms are easy. Rumsey’s SAFE Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass KEY: Valley. i 5 : made while you -wait~» sia: MAYTAG WASHERS Bicycles, Steel tapes, vaSEE US for your new Washing: cuum cleaners, washing maMachine. Exclusive Dealor for chines, electric irons, stoves, Maytag Electric and gasoline enetc., repaired gine washers, ulso Easy WashSAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ers, Ilron rite Ironers, WestingETO., SHARPENED house Refrigerators. Gunsmith ' V E Terms ° ° a asy oe Light Welding 120 Hast Main St. Grass Valley 220 RAY'S FEAT. SHOP 602 Phone 9 for Free Demonstration GRASS VALLEY ‘ 2-9-tf . 5 Tv : =; ile . e y ‘ ASHTON, THE HATTER. . Ore and Bullion @® ~~ Purchased © ot . MAKER OF REFINED STYLES iby State of California A . oo Established 1997 aI Women’s and Men’s Hats RetrimWILDBERG BROS. med, Cleaned and Reblocked $1. SMELTING & REFINING co. } . 504 Vernon St. Roseville. Offices) (40 Bipelent St. Ban Heanciegy, ‘ Clean Clothes Make Life Pleasant . OUR CLEANING PROCESSES RENEW THE LIFE OF ALL GARMENTS Pa) 111 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY PHONE 875 . ———t SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET

Mother. lets have LAMB CHOPS —OR— BEEF STEW POUNDED ROUND STEAK ROAST BROILED STEAK OR: KEYSTONE MARKET SPECIAL. HAMBURGER Buy the Best at Keystone Market CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street Nevada City " PHONE 67 HALLOWE'EN See our large assortment of Hallow’en merchandise just received. Pumpkins, Cut-Onts, ;Stickers, Noise Makers, Horns, Masks, Streamers, Napkins, Tablecioths, Place-Cards, Bon-Bons, Hats, Nut-Cups, Lanterns, Ete. Everything you need for that party —at low prices. = R. E. HARRIS” Fexcle=oRvs. STOREal VOUT. /PHONE 100 Nevada City, California. BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us fot quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather ‘proofed and repaired. -Qxpert Radiator Repairing,\Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISDIES” Only Service ofits kind in Nevada Cii GOULD’S. AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage “The Gables” Nite Club DANCING to the music of a crack black and white jazz band every night. A hot number singer to while away:the time. Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor, Lake Olympia Road sense tetas SIXTH GRADERS HOLD PICNIC IN PARK The Sixth Grade pupils at Washington grammar school were entertained with a party in Pioneer park Thursday afternoon. The party was won by the class «ast year when they succeeded in bringing out the largest number of mothers to P. T. A. meetings over a period of months. Mrs. Mamie Richerson, class mother, assisted with the party,? wiches the children who had spent several hours playing games. Mrs. E. T. Bonner is president of the P, T. A. INU. C. BALLOT BERKELEY, Oct. 26.—University zecisively endorse ‘the presidential candidacy of students California of Governor Alfred M. Landon, it was announced today when results of a campus-wide straw vote were announced. With approximately 2300 undergraduate students partikipating in A picnic supper, hambérger sand. prepared at the fireplaces ed under official student body ausdent landslide in favor of Landon. over in the grove, was enjoyed by pices, the outcome showed -Govern-. ,Complete results of the California the presidential secret poll conductor Landon leading President. Roosevelt, 1058 to 952. William Milton, campus chairman TICK’S CAFE AND LIQUOR STORE Hills Flat Next to Black Bart’s Service Station ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF WHISKEY, WINES, LIQUORS, BRANDY CANNED. AND BOTTLED BEER of the Young Republicans of Northern California, declared the results to be a “stimulating endorsement of constitutional government.” “T am delighted but not surprised’’ he said. ‘‘It is good to know that the students at American’s largest University are unanimously in fav. or of governmental reform along . Progressive, sound channels.” . Republican political observers jailed the poll as ‘‘sigflificant,’’ declaring that the ballot, first of its _kind to be held at any western uni‘versity during the presidential cam/paign, heralded a nation wide stupoll, as announced by Dana Cook, . Oakland, chairman of the campus elections committee. were: Landon, 11058, Roosevelt, 951, Thomas, 150, Browder, 120, Lemke, 7. ; vote will be held at A similar Mills College next week it was learned. September 29, 1932, President Roosevelt promised to reduce taxes and balance the budget by cutting government expenses 25 per cent. Today more than fourteen new laws have been passed involving new taxes and taxes have been increased 196 per cent! ——e—eeeeeeeeeeeeeSeeoeoeqyw’aeaeeeeooommaaaaaaSSE——— ens its disguise, it is a mission: on ter e the chain.” There is a “joker” in Proposition 22 on your November ballot! Called a “Retail Store License,” it looks innocent enough. But strip ‘to be passed on to you in higher prices. It provides that chain stores sellin, food and other necessities will be taxe $500.00 a year for each store over nine. Individual stores will pay only $1.00 a year—or one five-hundredth as much. BUT.. 2+ 8AyB the U.S. Federal Trade Com“If the ability toundersell, based iency or on elimination of credit and delivery cost, is destroyed cost, is destroyed by taxation, it is the consuming public which .».as the Harvard (University) Bureau of Business Research discovered in studying 32,998 chain stores..chain stores operate on a small profit. They eliminate middleman’s profits and unPROPOSITION #22 You must defeat it or pay it—in HIGHER PRICES ON FOOD AND OTHER NECESSITIES ed of ax that will have make enough Thus some of to raise prices. your expense. taxation, it necessary in-between expenses. The savings they make by operating efficiently are passed on to you in prices 10% below the average. Four out of five chain stores do not bra to cover the tax. of business—allowing their competitors Surviving chains will be forced to raise their prices to pay the tax. _ Either way, you will foot the bill. Remember, this tax is admittedly not for revenue purposes. It is cleverly camouflaged subsidy for the middleman and wasteful business methods—at If you think that chain store come petition helps to keep all prices in line with your pocketbook—if you think Stripped of its “WHISKERS” YOU! em will be forced out that you already PAY ENOUGHprices low.’ For no mat @ tax on you.. matter how heavil TAXES ON FOODS AND OTHER NECESSITIES, vote NO’and keep ter how named..no disguised.. 22 is . VOTE NO! SPIRELLA Foundations All kinds 11 Hy . . RETAIL STORE LICENSE . . . . i} (Chapter 849, Statutes 1935) requiring eve \i. organization owning, operating or cont: {. . more stores, wherein merchandise Hi] tain annual State license; prescrib . cation fee for each store and one one store, increasing license, fee progressively for second and additional stores to five hundred ach store over nine; excepts Sting

tributing establishments, restaurant facilities of common carriers, newspaper offi stores sales » . fe incidental to rendering pe and motion . Referendum act of Legislat is sold at retail, ars stations, ice ces, wherei rsonal service, t picture houses. agalest person or one oF fifty cents appliar license fee for ure YES for distres, _ 2 Is A TAX ON YoU—VOTE NO! , X. RED CROSS AIDS BANDON REFUGEE ' RANDON, Ore., Oct. 26.—J. W. Richardson, director of disaster relief for the American Red _ Cross, here today anounced that the Red Cross will immediately start an emergency housing program, replacing 80 tents now sheltering the Bandon fire refugees with temporary houses. These emergency houses will be small, but warm and comfortable, affording better shelter against the cold winds of winter. They will be erected as rapidly as possible and in such number as will meet the need of the distressed families. In the meantime the disaster relief workers will proceed with the rehabilitation work, making awards to families which will provide permanent rehabilitation when conditions permit. Other Bandon families, who have resources of their own, will be issued ‘temporary building permits by the Bandon municipal government and will proceed immediately with their own building plans. Just because you pay no income tax don’t think you don’t pay taxes. Your butcher, baker and scores of others in«business are collecting from you and handing over to the government. That’s called ‘“‘hidden taxation.”’ Justifying his record of extravyagant spending, the President asks: “Would you have us_ let. people starve?’ How about the Republican applicant for a WPA job? He must register as a Democrat or starve. Subscribe for The Nugget. DULL HEADACHES GONE, SIMPLE REMEDY DOES If Headaches caused by constipation are gone after one dose of Adlerika. This cleans poisons out of BOTH upper and lower bowels. Iinds bad sleep, nervousness. : Dickerman Drug Store and R. J. Harris, Druggist. SMALL CABIN: FOR RENT. $12.50 per month including lights. Call W. Davis, Willow Valley. Phone 7-F-21. 10-1938te SEWING MACHINES — Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, of any make repaired. Art Miller, Established 14 years in Grass Valley. Hills Flat, Phone 686—. 101mop SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or ney pipe at attractive’ prices. Write for booklet and prices, Pacific Pipe Co., 309 Main Street, San Francisco, Calif. Oct. 23-30 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS USED—wWe have several good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very easy terms, Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rumsey’s. USED WASHERS—From $10 up— HOW TO GET WELL AND ff Try Herbs! Our specially imported herb remedies of over a thousand varieties have been used in China for centuries. They relieve the various ailments whether they are of the lungs. ae stomach, liver, kidney, bladder, or if pet you are afflicted with indigestion, blood disorder, high or low blood prssure, rheumatism or other known complaints. Our wonderful herbs — will absolutely cleanse every impur— ity from your system. When your case has been given up as hopeless by others give us a trial. K. H. LA HERB CO. HERBALIST Consultation Free 121 S. ‘Church St. Grass Valley Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.; Svindays and Holidays 9'A. M. to 2 P. M. + [Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. Mrs. Preston’s News Stand _ Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY CORRECTED SgetegegHgHTegeRtegepTEtepeTORetotopetenepete neg THE : NATIONAL HOTEL AND : COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California £ Here you will find 5 rat My +, \/ S se, Sey ras Stet ae * LA , oxox , a +, 6 ie Ee Retoriny RolHeioideles ms Hee) Prices That Meet Present *% Day Conditions eee LEMMON EDDIE LEONG QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRI. AND SAT. Phone 74; 8 ! AND LOCKSMITA Maytags and other popular modag els. Terms are easy. Rumsey’s SAFE Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass KEY: Valley. i 5 : made while you -wait~» sia: MAYTAG WASHERS Bicycles, Steel tapes, vaSEE US for your new Washing: cuum cleaners, washing maMachine. Exclusive Dealor for chines, electric irons, stoves, Maytag Electric and gasoline enetc., repaired gine washers, ulso Easy WashSAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ers, Ilron rite Ironers, WestingETO., SHARPENED house Refrigerators. Gunsmith ' V E Terms ° ° a asy oe Light Welding 120 Hast Main St. Grass Valley 220 RAY'S FEAT. SHOP 602 Phone 9 for Free Demonstration GRASS VALLEY ‘ 2-9-tf . 5 Tv : =; ile . e y ‘ ASHTON, THE HATTER. . Ore and Bullion @® ~~ Purchased © ot . MAKER OF REFINED STYLES iby State of California A . oo Established 1997 aI Women’s and Men’s Hats RetrimWILDBERG BROS. med, Cleaned and Reblocked $1. SMELTING & REFINING co. } . 504 Vernon St. Roseville. Offices) (40 Bipelent St. Ban Heanciegy, ‘ Clean Clothes Make Life Pleasant . OUR CLEANING PROCESSES RENEW THE LIFE OF ALL GARMENTS Pa) 111 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY PHONE 875 . ———t SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET