October 26, 1936 (6 pages)

VY SAGs k ae resem hes oo iteok —< IMA TAXPAYER. 25¢ OUT OF EVERY 'M A JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT. HEAVY TAXES AND SOCIALISTIC aN DOLLAR GOES TO TAXES. \ PAY IBELIEVE IN THE CONSTITUTION SCHEMES THREATEN THE LIFE OF THE BILLS OF MR, ROOSEVELT'S~ AND AMERICANISM. 1\CAN'T MY BUSINESS. . DON'T LIKE Lt SPENDING SPREE. HE SPENDS $2.00 STAND THIS TREND TOWARD WHAT'S MORE.!1 DON'T LIKE HIGH _MONDaYy, OCTOBER 26, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET WE ar THE ‘NE’ . DEAL’ by i>, “ip, Why . Con Cc Po SB Wht Ye @ eg = Won LUE 4 IM A POULTRY MAN AT PETALUMA. DO YOU KNOW THAT CHINESE EGGS HAVE STOLEN OUR MARKETS AND DEMORALIZED PRICES UNTIL OUR LOSSES UNDER ROOSEVELT AMOUNT TO ENOUGH TO PAY FOR 15 GOLDEN GATE BRIDGES MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN FORCED TO ACCEPT RELIEF. BUT, WORK NOT DOLE IS WHAT WE WANT. WE ARE VOTING FOR LANDON AND A RETURN OF CONDITIONS THAT WILL GIVE US A JOB IM CASTING MY FIRST VOTE ON NOVEMBER 3. I'M VOTING AGAINST ROOSEVELT BECAUSE HE PROMISES JOBS, FRIGHTENS BUSINESS AND AT BEST GIVES US ONLY CCC (AS AWAR VETERAN . CANNOT SUPPORT THE NEW DEAL WHOSE ONLY ECONOMY CONSISTS OFA \ 50% REDUCTION IN COMPENSATION QF WAR CASUALTIES — WE WERE JUST GETTING ESTABLISHED IN NATIONAL MARKETS WHEN ALONG COMES] MR. ROOSEVELT AND OPENS OUR DOORS TO FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND OTHER] WINES, WE ARE CERTAINLY ANTI/ UNDER NEW DEAL RECIPROCAL TRADE . TREATIES, CANADIAN AND OTHER FOREIGN FARMERS ARE FLOODING OUR MARKETS WITH DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT MEAN LOSS OF MARKETS AND . DOLLARS OUT OF OUR POCKETS FOR EVERY $$ 2 RECEIWED PRESSURE NEW DEAL TALKS TO RADICALISM. [ . [MAKE ME TAKE IT AND IKE IT (7 MR. LANDON 'M VOTING FOR. THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB OF NEVADA CITY 4 OHIO IHIIH Heme eee iio Bride is Given Linen Shower Mrs. Ruth Nelson of San Francisco, recent bride who married in Reno, on October 13th, was guest of honor at a linen shower given for her by Mrs. Ida Magonigal ,and Miss Blanche Trewella last Friday evening. The bride, is the daughter of A. J. Evans of San Francisco and the late Norman Skewes. She was Miss Ruth Skewes before marriage. Nelson is a native of Alabama and P employed by the government. He his bride will go soon to Washresell where the groom will Pe, Bt work. * The lovely gifts were presented to the bride by little Mildred Tobiassen, dressed in a rain cape and um-. brella. Four tables of Dutch whist were played and prizes were won by Miss Ruth Hutchinson, Miss Katie Eddy and Mrs. Lucille Johnson. Re~eshments were served to the guests ‘after the card games and: the Prot ' entation of the gifts. SOCIAL EVENTS 5 EMRE ONE ANNAN AMON OI = folotoinivivivantins Mrs. Frank Farmer Entertains Club Mrs. rank Farmer entertained members of Friendship Circle of the Ladies“Aid Society of the Methodist church with a dainty autumn party at her beautiful home southeast of Nevada City Wednesday. Gay Hallowe’en table cloth and napkins ana bright autumn fruits “and flowers ‘SUBSCRIBE. FOR ‘THE NEVADA . CITY NUGGET BANNER MT. POST PEE At a meeting of Banner Mountain . PRIVATE DIARY cane We'tL VOTE wre ON POSH Vi Wig Thursd ay evening it . : PROPOSITION 4 AND TAKE THAT SIGN DOWN (of a young lady) ON MONDAY: Nothing ever happens to me! Excitement and Glamour and all I ought to be. . Ah, well, diary, What’s the use, was decided to old installation of . officers Nevember 22. Those nominated at a récent meeting were Bill Mitehell, Commander, Glen Cleland, Sr., Vice Commander; Bert Wilmerton, Jr. Vice Commander, and Ea Rose, quartermaster. . ON TUESDAY: The scene changes. To a party at Mildred’s. Enter the handsomest man .,, . athletic , type, who knows his way about. \ ON WEDNESDAY: At home. He called and I'in my pink chiffon. with the for-get-me-nots. But they didn’t prophesy weil at all. He left early and forgot me, added charm to the happy -little affair. Twelve were present to enjoy the afternoon. NUGGET ADS PAY Protect the. BEACHES! $TOP Tideland Drilling!,.Nevada City Garage. ON SATURDAY: Ipowdered over my tears and Mildred took me and my sad tale to CHARLES, In a twinkle he ad diagnosed my case and he did my hair ina ‘fair Vote YES on 49 ‘top Tideland Drilling in California Forever and Save the Beaches! -oposition 4 Means More Parks and More Beaches at NoExpense , the Taxpayers. Revenue Features in the Measure Will Reduce SEE THE NEW 1936 Plymouth Cars Li AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER _.128 Main Street Nev. Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind ‘Juliet’ coiffure. our Taxes $2,000,000 a Year!Your YES Vote is Asked by California State Park Comune on © California Federation of Women’s Clubs, Native Sons of the Golden West, Automobile Club of Southern California, California State Auto_ mobile Association, California State Chamber of Commerce, California Beaches Association, The Sierra bes Save the Redwoods League, California Alpine Club—and more than 00 other leading organizations and over 40 of Ce leading newspapers! © _~ PROPOSITLON NUMBER 4 ON MONDAY: .I-bumped into \{ HIM at, of all places, the postof. fice. He was so sorry (about bumping me, I mean), and drove me home and said he was calling soon to take me to the show. And I’m going, after I’ve had my hair done as it should be at THE CHARLES : Beauty Salon Nevada City. Phone 395 i , DISTRIBUTOR ada City Phone 133

VY SAGs k ae resem hes oo iteok —< IMA TAXPAYER. 25¢ OUT OF EVERY 'M A JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT. HEAVY TAXES AND SOCIALISTIC aN DOLLAR GOES TO TAXES. \ PAY IBELIEVE IN THE CONSTITUTION SCHEMES THREATEN THE LIFE OF THE BILLS OF MR, ROOSEVELT'S~ AND AMERICANISM. 1\CAN'T MY BUSINESS. . DON'T LIKE Lt SPENDING SPREE. HE SPENDS $2.00 STAND THIS TREND TOWARD WHAT'S MORE.!1 DON'T LIKE HIGH _MONDaYy, OCTOBER 26, 1936. NEVADA CITY NUGGET WE ar THE ‘NE’ . DEAL’ by i>, “ip, Why . Con Cc Po SB Wht Ye @ eg = Won LUE 4 IM A POULTRY MAN AT PETALUMA. DO YOU KNOW THAT CHINESE EGGS HAVE STOLEN OUR MARKETS AND DEMORALIZED PRICES UNTIL OUR LOSSES UNDER ROOSEVELT AMOUNT TO ENOUGH TO PAY FOR 15 GOLDEN GATE BRIDGES MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN FORCED TO ACCEPT RELIEF. BUT, WORK NOT DOLE IS WHAT WE WANT. WE ARE VOTING FOR LANDON AND A RETURN OF CONDITIONS THAT WILL GIVE US A JOB IM CASTING MY FIRST VOTE ON NOVEMBER 3. I'M VOTING AGAINST ROOSEVELT BECAUSE HE PROMISES JOBS, FRIGHTENS BUSINESS AND AT BEST GIVES US ONLY CCC (AS AWAR VETERAN . CANNOT SUPPORT THE NEW DEAL WHOSE ONLY ECONOMY CONSISTS OFA \ 50% REDUCTION IN COMPENSATION QF WAR CASUALTIES — WE WERE JUST GETTING ESTABLISHED IN NATIONAL MARKETS WHEN ALONG COMES] MR. ROOSEVELT AND OPENS OUR DOORS TO FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND OTHER] WINES, WE ARE CERTAINLY ANTI/ UNDER NEW DEAL RECIPROCAL TRADE . TREATIES, CANADIAN AND OTHER FOREIGN FARMERS ARE FLOODING OUR MARKETS WITH DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT MEAN LOSS OF MARKETS AND . DOLLARS OUT OF OUR POCKETS FOR EVERY $$ 2 RECEIWED PRESSURE NEW DEAL TALKS TO RADICALISM. [ . [MAKE ME TAKE IT AND IKE IT (7 MR. LANDON 'M VOTING FOR. THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB OF NEVADA CITY 4 OHIO IHIIH Heme eee iio Bride is Given Linen Shower Mrs. Ruth Nelson of San Francisco, recent bride who married in Reno, on October 13th, was guest of honor at a linen shower given for her by Mrs. Ida Magonigal ,and Miss Blanche Trewella last Friday evening. The bride, is the daughter of A. J. Evans of San Francisco and the late Norman Skewes. She was Miss Ruth Skewes before marriage. Nelson is a native of Alabama and P employed by the government. He his bride will go soon to Washresell where the groom will Pe, Bt work. * The lovely gifts were presented to the bride by little Mildred Tobiassen, dressed in a rain cape and um-. brella. Four tables of Dutch whist were played and prizes were won by Miss Ruth Hutchinson, Miss Katie Eddy and Mrs. Lucille Johnson. Re~eshments were served to the guests ‘after the card games and: the Prot

' entation of the gifts. SOCIAL EVENTS 5 EMRE ONE ANNAN AMON OI = folotoinivivivantins Mrs. Frank Farmer Entertains Club Mrs. rank Farmer entertained members of Friendship Circle of the Ladies“Aid Society of the Methodist church with a dainty autumn party at her beautiful home southeast of Nevada City Wednesday. Gay Hallowe’en table cloth and napkins ana bright autumn fruits “and flowers ‘SUBSCRIBE. FOR ‘THE NEVADA . CITY NUGGET BANNER MT. POST PEE At a meeting of Banner Mountain . PRIVATE DIARY cane We'tL VOTE wre ON POSH Vi Wig Thursd ay evening it . : PROPOSITION 4 AND TAKE THAT SIGN DOWN (of a young lady) ON MONDAY: Nothing ever happens to me! Excitement and Glamour and all I ought to be. . Ah, well, diary, What’s the use, was decided to old installation of . officers Nevember 22. Those nominated at a récent meeting were Bill Mitehell, Commander, Glen Cleland, Sr., Vice Commander; Bert Wilmerton, Jr. Vice Commander, and Ea Rose, quartermaster. . ON TUESDAY: The scene changes. To a party at Mildred’s. Enter the handsomest man .,, . athletic , type, who knows his way about. \ ON WEDNESDAY: At home. He called and I'in my pink chiffon. with the for-get-me-nots. But they didn’t prophesy weil at all. He left early and forgot me, added charm to the happy -little affair. Twelve were present to enjoy the afternoon. NUGGET ADS PAY Protect the. BEACHES! $TOP Tideland Drilling!,.Nevada City Garage. ON SATURDAY: Ipowdered over my tears and Mildred took me and my sad tale to CHARLES, In a twinkle he ad diagnosed my case and he did my hair ina ‘fair Vote YES on 49 ‘top Tideland Drilling in California Forever and Save the Beaches! -oposition 4 Means More Parks and More Beaches at NoExpense , the Taxpayers. Revenue Features in the Measure Will Reduce SEE THE NEW 1936 Plymouth Cars Li AND SERVICE CHAS. E. LEITER _.128 Main Street Nev. Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind ‘Juliet’ coiffure. our Taxes $2,000,000 a Year!Your YES Vote is Asked by California State Park Comune on © California Federation of Women’s Clubs, Native Sons of the Golden West, Automobile Club of Southern California, California State Auto_ mobile Association, California State Chamber of Commerce, California Beaches Association, The Sierra bes Save the Redwoods League, California Alpine Club—and more than 00 other leading organizations and over 40 of Ce leading newspapers! © _~ PROPOSITLON NUMBER 4 ON MONDAY: .I-bumped into \{ HIM at, of all places, the postof. fice. He was so sorry (about bumping me, I mean), and drove me home and said he was calling soon to take me to the show. And I’m going, after I’ve had my hair done as it should be at THE CHARLES : Beauty Salon Nevada City. Phone 395 i , DISTRIBUTOR ada City Phone 133