October 4, 1935 (6 pages)

_FRIDAY, OCTOBER i 1935. coe THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET : ps «vere : bod ¢3 * KNOW YOUR COMMUNITY'S BUSINESS FIRMS o LALA EL ea eGo EeES: and on the added assumption that real estate should bear the brunt of the tax burden, the would be little short of ruinows to the farming industry. Oreakieed Mgvichutade ‘saverse the income tax to wipe out some of the; tax’’. inequalities inherent in the sales tax. ‘sriculture should fight to re. tain che income tex and it should “single their mining activity, our business interests of every line of endeavor of our progressiveness to make our communities self sustaining. j In the past ‘few issues we told you about this and that firm, Who, Why and Where and in this ( brief article we-give you a resume of one of Nevada Cities most progressive firms. ‘The Nevada City. Bottling Works, located ‘on Washington Road. This firm ’is owned and managed by E R. Stambaugh. Mountain Maid trade the of soft and their throughout have beverages is for varieties drinks put popularity Nev: name many out by this firm has ida entire County. TAX BATTLES AT POLES LOOMS AT NEXT ELECTION TAYLOR) called up verit: EH California voters will be on to render the veredict able battle of the next year’s géneral election, in a century”’ at; accord. “tax ing .to-current prognostications along the political Rialto. And out or free-for-all melee, . it is predicted in some quarters, may . conre the most tangled tax problem , in the state's history,’ with a.dried~ . up treasury and the well. ‘ . 1 . . . ihe no water -in tax dope} The threatening titantic struggle—which many of the sters predict will end in a hurric-! ane of defeats, but. no victories, resolves itself around the following . facts, forecasts and developments. . 1. Announcement by foes of the. newly adopted state income tax that . a constitutional amendment will be . submitted to the people, via initiat. ive, to repeal the income and . forbid its re-enactment, by . popular vote. : . 2. Forecast that the! sales tax——the state’s master revenue producer—will by the launch a of sales levy except foes of be spurred into acbattle . drive Incidtion anti-income tax and will determined for the sales levy. entally, a repeal intax repeal act, “single fied geniously incorporated in @ already has been quali ax act, fora place on the 1935 ballot. Prediction. that the voting lie, whieh is often in¢lined to be against all taxes on “general principles, may vote for the repeal: of both the income and the ‘sales tax. This, -in ‘effect. would constitute smashing defeats for the advocates of both theincome and the sales = * f = 5 5 & W BROWN BREADCan PALACE SHRIMPS DODGE. CHOW CHOW Bottle SH ASTA TEA '4y Pound are also gaining popularity because . grown . pointed with their lever drank these . wate some extent. On the other hand, the . public tendency to be against all . taxes is a factor which cannot be carelessly brushed aside. Paradoxical though it may seem, it is qute’ within the the realm: of possibility that the income tax, bit. wealthy, ; ponents of the income tax in launch. . ities of the sales tax. . tain Maid beverages as near 100 per cent pure as possible as well as to (add health to every drink. Just recently we noticed an article in a health magazine written by a famous specialist who said: Shi every person, regardless’ of ge would drink more pure Soda Water, they would be more healthful be}cause of the health giving ingredients. ; When purchasing soda Water any. ; Where in Grass Valley and Nevada . City may we suggest that you in! the! sist-upon local product. ting Mountain Maid know. that will brands. We not disapquality and price. In Lagekncs to manufacturing soda . you be In fact if you have r ‘Mr. Stambaugh is distributor popular brands you have a surprise for Gélden Glow and Golden State in store for you. . Beers and wholesale liquors. He has Mountain Maid: beverages’ are . large investment in’ our commun-! manufactured under the most gid li ity, and is a large factor in our comsanitary conditions, the aae . mereta development. The public thoroughly equipped with modern] invited: to inspect his plant and to] machinery, so that everything co Shane themselves of getting the best nected with their make. up is oaele -drink Mountain Maid no subthe . the state with revenue “eay ing stitute generally ree: 4 levy, . sources “single tax’’ proposal. DIRE FORECASTS ; the election still more than distant, dire predictions should undoubtedly be discounted to except Vith a.-year terly opposed by the well-to-do and and the sales tax, just as bitterly condemned by modest wageearners and the poor, could both voted into the the election. Certain it is that the action of opbe . discard at same ing a repeal campaign will intensify and solidify opposition to the sales tax, as the income levy was enacted by the legislature on the theory that it would act as an offset to inequal. ; s And the between taxpaying groups, opposed:to taxation, regardless of its manner or form, are quite likely to and comfort to both sides, SINGLE TAX BOOSTED To California agriculture, the situation the extreme. in give aid is dangerous in The “sngle tax’’ proposal, which ordinarily would have no chance Whatever, is baited with a provisio for repeal of the sales tax and the turther provisio that ‘‘ No sales tax shall ever be levied or collected in the state.”’ And that bait, to the ul thinking voter, irritated by constant demands for tax pennies on his purForatetetat st a0 exceedingly alluring dangers of the acecomp“single tax” act’ are ‘seriou: ly cons idered, Predi¢ated on the time worn and . oft-rejected theory that unimproved perty should be taxed on the improved property, NasSis as M. J. B. COFFEE 4 Pounds : Phone 1 7s J. Jackson ‘Free Delivery Insist on get. UF UF LEER ERROR UALR RRR URL that in the ‘event of the failure of : fegular tax ‘sources to supply th. . for the sales tax. The sales tax, to be needs of government, the state may Ae, Oat Om SB yeriect tex, Out pea Scere levy an ad valorem, neither agriculture nor the state as * direct state property tax, to take . 2# Whole can afford to jump from the up the slack. In other words, if the . frying pan into the fire. . . Peobile, in protest against all taxa-. ee as } tion, voted down both the income Mrs. Geary Feagans and daughter, . tax and the sales tax, California’ Miss Dorothy Feagans, have return. ! . farmers and othe common property cd home from a few days visit’ in! taxpayers would pay the freighit. Red Bluff. j { porno tt tat totaal Tat tat ttre ot oe eS Seer ee oS RRR UREA Fi Fi Gul th 2s f & i Ki a bi th Our Famous Longwear Sheets a Sensational Bargain Price! 6 De SPHCIAL RICH SIZE. 81x99 oi fi Fi i ih LF tf i. ot oi of fi mi Sheets to a Customer ar sheets are an outstanding bargain at the every day low Es A of 84c. Buy your entire wisvor needs at this. unusual low Wied Week Price. ‘3c (2x36 Longwear Cases see scae ees A AE bree Si TABLE OLLCLOTH al low price! Novelty patterns. Yd.. € 4% RON TFURKISH TOWELS al! 19x38 in. Colored borders. Gwar (oS SW PURKISH TOWELS Fi ha ig “fi i hi Ahi i hi Fi oF ei “hi i Suucial! 23x46 in. Colored borders. eee ce ats MUceLEW PLAID WASHCLOTHS 0° Ssectal low price! 11x11 in: S-for. 3.2 co. wee 1 E $2 SHEETS AND CASES 4 #, O0c, BYS99 sheets oe sess. Sy Said 9 ART NS Ae . > Gig, © B 4) During Ward Week 2 } Unlimited choice of the most popular foreign and U. S. broadcast and shortwave. Clean-cut separation. Instant Dial. Licensed by RCA and *Hazeltine. 7 Tubes. SEEN CN aT Be . Riversid. . a Motor @: — 100% Pure na ye ; ; R2duced for Word We122° QUART Including fax In Your Own Coniaine: ' Finest Bradford district { 4 13 . Mrs. Jessie Butters Hostess to Thimble Club On” Wednesday the Willow Valley Thimble Club was entertained at an afternoon at the home of Mrs, Butters. CONSOLID ATED ) METALS ORE . Mr. Harry B. Morse, superintendent and general manager of the Cons. Metals northwest of Nevada City, . Tuesday forenoon, had in his. poswere Jeg. sie The hours flew by aj s 4 Shee pena says that Grass Valley and Nevada City are . ed very little by human hands. The And tnere 1s tne added danger) also fight against any attempt to; session several gers -operty. The. too quickly in fancy. work and.a.so. known all over the United States for pure mountain water make Mounsubstitute the vicious .‘single tax’! made on ore from his p sea cial time. Dainty refreshments wery average was $130 per ton. The ledge was four feet wide and widening in . thé two compartment shaft which‘down 50 feet. Mr. Morse, who is 2 } g being well pleased with the showing é dir . made st sale nee “We are out from un-. Pollard, McGee, Frank Williams ana der cover.’ Work at the property is Mrs. Carl. Foxx Mrs. running smootpily and indications jC lark, Mrs. B. O. Smith, Mrs. Char. jare for another producer in this ter-. les Genasci and Miss Melba wij. . liams. Uni enjoyed at the, close of the enjoyable little affair. Those present’ were: . Mesdames Carl Tobiassen, Phil Harding, sO Be sister, toy { ritory. 1 “eal LP : WHITE OR FANCY OUTING FLANN EL Special low price! 36 in. wide. Yd 8° g° 29° “gv 27 INCH WHITE OUTING FLANNEL Reduced! Fleeced on both sides, Yd.. sl 38 INCH UNBLEACHED MUSL IN Reduced! A+ Standard 64x60 construction. Yd. UNBLEACHED LONGWEAR SHEET EN, Reduced for Ward Week! 81 in. wide. Yd. SYLVANIA PRINTS Reduced Week— JIU for Ward SRS SSE Unfinished ¢ hhest aaah 6 ¥ ; 3°° Wool Blanket ° le be $2.49 PR f dete Eo, ° Paint it vourself! Built of : 3 : Clear pastel plaid with fir, sanded simooth, in large 2 ‘ i S ace matching “sateen binding. Size. 30 8X45 inches, Save Fall 72x84 inches, 4 Ibs, OS ees we = Sasty cai 1 & A lg a dy by pom wo torankkeshoes ted Head. Sh: is ! Je seshyr sping ial for ® mo ec: . Tie Ge wait: @Be protection — go: sd Sear f Lined brakeshoes Model A None better made! 12 ga. 3-1 around! SAVE! 4 Fords 1928-31. Match orig' drop shot load. Smokeless . ——y inal equipment in quality. ‘ powder! Box of 25. { SRSA TSAR SR RRA SASS RRR ERR ER RE ERR ERE UE ERG ™ y i

_FRIDAY, OCTOBER i 1935. coe THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET : ps «vere : bod ¢3 * KNOW YOUR COMMUNITY'S BUSINESS FIRMS o LALA EL ea eGo EeES: and on the added assumption that real estate should bear the brunt of the tax burden, the would be little short of ruinows to the farming industry. Oreakieed Mgvichutade ‘saverse the income tax to wipe out some of the; tax’’. inequalities inherent in the sales tax. ‘sriculture should fight to re. tain che income tex and it should “single their mining activity, our business interests of every line of endeavor of our progressiveness to make our communities self sustaining. j In the past ‘few issues we told you about this and that firm, Who, Why and Where and in this ( brief article we-give you a resume of one of Nevada Cities most progressive firms. ‘The Nevada City. Bottling Works, located ‘on Washington Road. This firm ’is owned and managed by E R. Stambaugh. Mountain Maid trade the of soft and their throughout have beverages is for varieties drinks put popularity Nev: name many out by this firm has ida entire County. TAX BATTLES AT POLES LOOMS AT NEXT ELECTION TAYLOR) called up verit: EH California voters will be on to render the veredict able battle of the next year’s géneral election, in a century”’ at; accord. “tax ing .to-current prognostications along the political Rialto. And out or free-for-all melee, . it is predicted in some quarters, may . conre the most tangled tax problem , in the state's history,’ with a.dried~ . up treasury and the well. ‘ . 1 . . . ihe no water -in tax dope} The threatening titantic struggle—which many of the sters predict will end in a hurric-! ane of defeats, but. no victories, resolves itself around the following . facts, forecasts and developments. . 1. Announcement by foes of the. newly adopted state income tax that . a constitutional amendment will be . submitted to the people, via initiat. ive, to repeal the income and . forbid its re-enactment, by . popular vote. : . 2. Forecast that the! sales tax——the state’s master revenue producer—will by the launch a of sales levy except foes of be spurred into acbattle . drive Incidtion anti-income tax and will determined for the sales levy. entally, a repeal intax repeal act, “single fied geniously incorporated in @ already has been quali ax act, fora place on the 1935 ballot. Prediction. that the voting lie, whieh is often in¢lined to be against all taxes on “general principles, may vote for the repeal: of both the income and the ‘sales tax. This, -in ‘effect. would constitute smashing defeats for the advocates of both theincome and the sales = * f = 5 5 & W BROWN BREADCan PALACE SHRIMPS DODGE. CHOW CHOW Bottle SH ASTA TEA '4y Pound are also gaining popularity because . grown . pointed with their lever drank these . wate some extent. On the other hand, the . public tendency to be against all . taxes is a factor which cannot be carelessly brushed aside. Paradoxical though it may seem, it is qute’ within the the realm: of possibility that the income tax, bit. wealthy, ; ponents of the income tax in launch. . ities of the sales tax. . tain Maid beverages as near 100 per cent pure as possible as well as to (add health to every drink. Just recently we noticed an article in a health magazine written by a famous specialist who said: Shi every person, regardless’ of ge would drink more pure Soda Water, they would be more healthful be}cause of the health giving ingredients. ; When purchasing soda Water any. ; Where in Grass Valley and Nevada . City may we suggest that you in! the! sist-upon local product. ting Mountain Maid know. that will brands. We not disapquality and price. In Lagekncs to manufacturing soda . you be In fact if you have r ‘Mr. Stambaugh is distributor popular brands you have a surprise for Gélden Glow and Golden State in store for you. . Beers and wholesale liquors. He has Mountain Maid: beverages’ are . large investment in’ our commun-! manufactured under the most gid li ity, and is a large factor in our comsanitary conditions, the aae . mereta development. The public thoroughly equipped with modern] invited: to inspect his plant and to] machinery, so that everything co Shane themselves of getting the best nected with their make. up is oaele -drink Mountain Maid no subthe . the state with revenue “eay ing stitute generally ree: 4 levy, . sources “single tax’’ proposal. DIRE FORECASTS ; the election still more than distant, dire predictions should undoubtedly be discounted to except Vith a.-year terly opposed by the well-to-do and and the sales tax, just as bitterly condemned by modest wageearners and the poor, could both voted into the the election. Certain it is that the action of opbe . discard at same ing a repeal campaign will intensify and solidify opposition to the sales tax, as the income levy was enacted by the legislature on the theory that it would act as an offset to inequal. ; s And the between taxpaying groups, opposed:to taxation, regardless of its manner or form, are quite likely to and comfort to both sides, SINGLE TAX BOOSTED To California agriculture, the situation the extreme. in give aid

is dangerous in The “sngle tax’’ proposal, which ordinarily would have no chance Whatever, is baited with a provisio for repeal of the sales tax and the turther provisio that ‘‘ No sales tax shall ever be levied or collected in the state.”’ And that bait, to the ul thinking voter, irritated by constant demands for tax pennies on his purForatetetat st a0 exceedingly alluring dangers of the acecomp“single tax” act’ are ‘seriou: ly cons idered, Predi¢ated on the time worn and . oft-rejected theory that unimproved perty should be taxed on the improved property, NasSis as M. J. B. COFFEE 4 Pounds : Phone 1 7s J. Jackson ‘Free Delivery Insist on get. UF UF LEER ERROR UALR RRR URL that in the ‘event of the failure of : fegular tax ‘sources to supply th. . for the sales tax. The sales tax, to be needs of government, the state may Ae, Oat Om SB yeriect tex, Out pea Scere levy an ad valorem, neither agriculture nor the state as * direct state property tax, to take . 2# Whole can afford to jump from the up the slack. In other words, if the . frying pan into the fire. . . Peobile, in protest against all taxa-. ee as } tion, voted down both the income Mrs. Geary Feagans and daughter, . tax and the sales tax, California’ Miss Dorothy Feagans, have return. ! . farmers and othe common property cd home from a few days visit’ in! taxpayers would pay the freighit. Red Bluff. j { porno tt tat totaal Tat tat ttre ot oe eS Seer ee oS RRR UREA Fi Fi Gul th 2s f & i Ki a bi th Our Famous Longwear Sheets a Sensational Bargain Price! 6 De SPHCIAL RICH SIZE. 81x99 oi fi Fi i ih LF tf i. ot oi of fi mi Sheets to a Customer ar sheets are an outstanding bargain at the every day low Es A of 84c. Buy your entire wisvor needs at this. unusual low Wied Week Price. ‘3c (2x36 Longwear Cases see scae ees A AE bree Si TABLE OLLCLOTH al low price! Novelty patterns. Yd... € 4% RON TFURKISH TOWELS al! 19x38 in. Colored borders. Gwar (oS SW PURKISH TOWELS Fi ha ig “fi i hi Ahi i hi Fi oF ei “hi i Suucial! 23x46 in. Colored borders.. eee ce ats MUceLEW PLAID WASHCLOTHS 0° Ssectal low price! 11x11 in: S-for. 3.2 co. wee 1 E $2 SHEETS AND CASES 4 #, O0c, BYS99 sheets oe sess. Sy Said 9 ART NS Ae . > Gig, © B 4) During Ward Week 2 } Unlimited choice of the most popular foreign and U. S. broadcast and shortwave. Clean-cut separation. Instant Dial. Licensed by RCA and *Hazeltine. 7 Tubes. SEEN CN aT Be . Riversid. . a Motor @: — 100% Pure na ye ; ; R2duced for Word We122° QUART Including fax In Your Own Coniaine: ' Finest Bradford district { 4 13 . Mrs. Jessie Butters Hostess to Thimble Club On” Wednesday the Willow Valley Thimble Club was entertained at an afternoon at the home of Mrs, Butters. CONSOLID ATED ) METALS ORE . Mr. Harry B. Morse, superintendent and general manager of the Cons. Metals northwest of Nevada City, . Tuesday forenoon, had in his. poswere Jeg. sie The hours flew by aj s 4 Shee pena says that Grass Valley and Nevada City are . ed very little by human hands. The And tnere 1s tne added danger) also fight against any attempt to; session several gers -operty. The. too quickly in fancy. work and.a.so. known all over the United States for pure mountain water make Mounsubstitute the vicious .‘single tax’! made on ore from his p sea cial time. Dainty refreshments wery average was $130 per ton. The ledge was four feet wide and widening in . thé two compartment shaft which‘down 50 feet. Mr. Morse, who is 2 } g being well pleased with the showing é dir . made st sale nee “We are out from un-. Pollard, McGee, Frank Williams ana der cover.’ Work at the property is Mrs. Carl. Foxx Mrs. running smootpily and indications jC lark, Mrs. B. O. Smith, Mrs. Char. jare for another producer in this ter-. les Genasci and Miss Melba wij. . liams. Uni enjoyed at the, close of the enjoyable little affair. Those present’ were: . Mesdames Carl Tobiassen, Phil Harding, sO Be sister, toy { ritory. 1 “eal LP : WHITE OR FANCY OUTING FLANN EL Special low price! 36 in. wide. Yd 8° g° 29° “gv 27 INCH WHITE OUTING FLANNEL Reduced! Fleeced on both sides, Yd... sl 38 INCH UNBLEACHED MUSL IN Reduced! A+ Standard 64x60 construction. Yd. UNBLEACHED LONGWEAR SHEET EN, Reduced for Ward Week! 81 in. wide. Yd. SYLVANIA PRINTS Reduced Week— JIU for Ward SRS SSE Unfinished ¢ hhest aaah 6 ¥ ; 3°° Wool Blanket ° le be $2.49 PR f dete Eo, ° Paint it vourself! Built of : 3 : Clear pastel plaid with fir, sanded simooth, in large 2 ‘ i S ace matching “sateen binding. Size. 30 8X45 inches, Save Fall 72x84 inches, 4 Ibs, OS ees we = Sasty cai 1 & A lg a dy by pom wo torankkeshoes ted Head. Sh: is ! Je seshyr sping ial for ® mo ec: . Tie Ge wait: @Be protection — go: sd Sear f Lined brakeshoes Model A None better made! 12 ga. 3-1 around! SAVE! 4 Fords 1928-31. Match orig' drop shot load. Smokeless . ——y inal equipment in quality. ‘ powder! Box of 25. { SRSA TSAR SR RRA SASS RRR ERR ER RE ERR ERE UE ERG ™ y i