September 26, 1940 (8 pages)

isi Rial Re ai ae HAN: } . council of Pritchard, a PAGE, SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1940. DATA ON WATER water power application as chiefly . : . boomeranging against the accusers. POWER AVAILABLE valuable for water power purposes. . The President, the Nati ional Defense Any mineral entries made _ before . Advisory Commission, the Secretary Each Tahoe district ranger has. SUch withdrawals, which are other,of War, Secretary of Navy, and so just been furnished with a map Wise valid, are not affected; eat hols on down we line, insist that indusshowing .complete information in entries made after the land is besa . ery. is doing its part. That should Gilcemign with water power with: drawn ‘for power purposes, are inby JAMES PRESTON . Satisfy the most violent critics. drawals on his district, according to. Valid, according to Goldsmith. 2 ; As a matter of fact, an increasing Interested parties may secure inFlash! Common horse sense is be-; number of legislators is becoming B. C. Goldsmith, who is in charge of this work for the Tahoe forest. Water power withdrawals, Gold-. smith says, are areas that have been ; set aside by act of Congress or by. ?* formation in this regard by. calling At the headquarters of the ranger within whose district the land located. LPUERTO RICO GETS HEALTH AID, ° MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UP.) wee toward logic continues, -th tio Se : { eva a ity etre eee ee imay yet be able to arm itself for tense without having to defend its Alabama state health department has ieee es = ; iInauestioned tis f a men health expert satisfactory defense. . stoned patriotism: eHntone—o. ifs wome ee Cx. EES. 5 re a a. , egvicslative a} +e rer a nseri = ~ = s I aundry to the island of Puerto Rico to assist Legislative debate over conscrip In this connection, some legislators ‘ in organization of a maternal and tion of men led io pure hysteria = ‘“lhave been brought suddenly up . QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY hild welfare program. Dr. Eva ~F. which some so‘ons talked unthink against the realization that they are DONE BY HAND Dodge,-associate in charge of the ‘ugly of conseripting wealth — = naw passing their tenth tax bili in maternal dustry. Now, they are beginning to; ; Prompt Courteous Service departnient’s division of . ginning jetric ! * } district . emotional gressional quarters! trend away af felt some to make itself hysteria -in That's news. against ConIt means thai if the rom emotionalism an that against convinced charges industry -in d industry at a time, when it ‘be allowed the last nine vears. the hurling of such itself amounts to sabotage. Because it sim-! bly creates doubt and uncertainty in should to produce national deAs one of them nk Helivens hygiene, was selected by the Child-. realize that conscription of se UY put it, “we've been following a let's ee Delivery vous Bureau of the Wy. 3 Departand wealth would mean conscription tax-this-tax-that theory until we] All our work. is priced right. : : ee 2 of the whole nation : fi . ment of Labor. . : ‘don’t know what we are taxing. Phone 577 241 Commercial St. . = aphiceadin ey lea ee . Nevada: City BARBERS MOBILE, Ala, TRY POLITECS (U:P.)—The virtual city suFINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray’ . } burb of Mobile, is anticipating free . . haircuts from one bers after next September's . ive of the 22 candidates who have . qualified to run for the council are barbers, including G. V. Dismukes, who is candidate for mayor. of its own mem-. }. election. . tries cated. is conscripted it ;erybody to even if they . money to do it. lean get the unwilling dollars through taxation, The sounder thinkers ai and dollars should be They realize that ii means government borrow they say, buy have to And, now €On-} “wealth” . forcing evbonds the they That means that i tries. which . the year. pay for the year. . He points out that out of these ten ce inced that only the unwilling indus. ‘4% bills, eight~have been passed as . confis-{}late as June and only two earlier in induswould like in December to plan their activities and program for the next full year can’t do so because they won't find out until June or later what taxes they will have to = . : Z Incidentally, newspaperm¢n who 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 Thus charges that industry is]. See g pal f . , if a : ; follow tax legislation are usually ; Subscribe for The Nugget, i‘‘sabotaging’’ national defense are : : : vretty sound judges of the wisdom manufactured products wherever possible. —_STORE. Sateway Features CALIFORNIA GROCERY PRODUCTS It is a time-honored Safeway policy to stock and promote the sale of locally MOST GROCERY ITEMS IN THIS AD ARE REGULARLY MANUFACTURED, PROCESSED OR PACKAGED IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND BUILD LOCAL PAYROLLS BY ASKING FOR: THESE BRANDS WHEN SHOPPING AT YOUR SAFEWAY of tax bills. discussion, ed an amendment “excess profits’ bill, It w, Strike out everything ar “Excess profits is stu government says yell got any, ther you understafid it or not, tax ‘em—and heavy.” The tax bill may count it was 103 pages) fense job is bigger. . dress, H. W. Prentis, Jr., . ‘minded that building a In a recent press gallery a group of them suggestto the s@-called S— this: insert: that if tfe wheit will . be big (at last but the de-; In a recent ad. President ! / Of the National Association of Manu-. . facturers. emphasized this. He re. two-oéean ' . propriations are kept on loa; ;estimate was later raised to $354,DEFENSE BRINGS MORE TAX FUNDS THAN ESTIMATED s SACRAMENTO. Sept. 26—(UP)— State tax collections are showing subwhevetnder we might progressivelyreduce and finaily abolish taxes of the regressive kind tyipfied by the sales tax.” He also urged larger diversions to the support of the: localegovernment now supported by proper taxes, which he declared are recuired to bear far too heavy a share of all taxes in California. Quartz and Placer claim location Stantial increases as a result of the . notice blanks at the Nugget Office. stimulation of California business and} industry induced by defense expend. itures it is reported. The increase possibly may be sufficient to balance the state budget . for the next biennium, providing the same seale as at present. When the present.state budget was being framed two years ago it was estimated that general fund receipts . for the biennium ending June 30, would be $343,000,000. The 000,000, and it now develops that if tax collections continue on _ the present trend these receipts will eore close to $365,000,000. It is stated that airplane factories in the state have taken on thousands of new. employés and it seems likely they are going to be even busier. In addition, California farm income is increasing in spite of the loss of foreign markets. The governor has renewed his plea for new taxes whith he has previous. ly proposed unsuccessfully to the legislature. “Tt will be remembered,’ he said, “that I asked for these taxes, not only to balance the budget and preserve the state’s financial integrity, but to lay the foundation for a rational revision of the tax structure. ap. Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a, healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins contained in. milk. Be — Drink It Daily — e@e Bret Harte Dairy Jordan Svreet, Nevada City Phone 77 ‘navy is a tremendous joeb—because it} ; means increasing the size of the navy . 100 per cent. ‘increased 1,000 per cent. In addition, he said, the original . 100 per cent ‘has to be modified to! . meet modern warfare requiz rements. . But the army is to be . 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Cello Bag 30c 14, POUND PKG. 15 8 15c : California Made ; l Pound package 2 l C V4 EFFECTIVE SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 1 INCLUSIVE BSAC atc eS ee . 88¢ 12 oz. pkg. =] 3c ‘ California Packed Ounce cans California Made «GG NOODLES Fishers 2 sack 74¢ SALAD OIL Quart Tin 27 Mayday sack 67¢ CHOCOLATE Ground . b. can 28c GhirardelHis CHOCOLATE Ground Lb. can Guittards 39¢ 23° Cc (@) OI A young men read THE AMERICAN! 2 for 25¢ oH Cc : \TE Pound cake 16 BOY Magazine every month and con-/ Breakup—Guittards sider {He said, . dyes ti eventually produced! than as a magazine. neighborhood chum, too, that another example, of the size of the job’is the fact that in the construction of a single Martin bomber, 400 to 600 sub-contractors are involved. _ American industry knows that the only road to continued progress is through keeping awake and looking for new ideas. Many millions of dollars of profits are re-invested each year in this country-in research activities to find new products or improve existing ones. One dramatic example on recued ts that of a company which spent $40,0000,00 on new factories and experiments before earning a single cent on the AMERICAN BOY IS COMPANION TO THOUSANDS { Hundreds of thousands of boys and . it more as a living companion . . “Tt’s as much a buddy to me as my} ” writes one high ings on finer meats, Commercial Street, sie Marconi City WE TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND FILLING WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTION—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here with your sav“OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE" KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. THE Phone 67 MJB COFFEE Pound can 2 pound can 48c COFFEE Hills Blue Lb. pkg. Jc MJBJr. COFFEE Lb. pkg. 2Jc TEA Black Pound package 4Qc Canterbury No. 21% cans 16¢ PEARS TOMATO JUICE 46 ounce tin ]5c CRACKERS N.B.C. 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SOAP school senior. “THE AMERICAN BOY seems to understand a _ boy’s problems and considers them in such a sympathetic and helpful way. It gives advice and entertaining readfellow is interested. helpful in sports. I made our sch Jol basketball team because of playing tips I read in THE AMERITICAN BUY.” “. a general rule Second Blvd., Detroit, ‘from the train. try to give the impression that we’ve been ‘married a long time.”ing on every subject in which a young; It is particularly ; Many famous athletes in all sports credit much of their success to helpful suggestions received from sports articles carried in THE AMERICAN BOY Magazine. Virtually every issue offers advice from a famous coach or player. Football, basketball, track, tennis, in fact every major sport is covered in fiction and fact articles. Teachers, librarians, parents and leaders of boys’ clubs also recommend THE AMERICAN BOY enthusiastically. 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isi Rial Re ai ae HAN: } . council of Pritchard, a PAGE, SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1940. DATA ON WATER water power application as chiefly . : . boomeranging against the accusers. POWER AVAILABLE valuable for water power purposes. . The President, the Nati ional Defense Any mineral entries made _ before . Advisory Commission, the Secretary Each Tahoe district ranger has. SUch withdrawals, which are other,of War, Secretary of Navy, and so just been furnished with a map Wise valid, are not affected; eat hols on down we line, insist that indusshowing .complete information in entries made after the land is besa . ery. is doing its part. That should Gilcemign with water power with: drawn ‘for power purposes, are inby JAMES PRESTON . Satisfy the most violent critics. drawals on his district, according to. Valid, according to Goldsmith. 2 ; As a matter of fact, an increasing Interested parties may secure inFlash! Common horse sense is be-; number of legislators is becoming B. C. Goldsmith, who is in charge of this work for the Tahoe forest. Water power withdrawals, Gold-. smith says, are areas that have been ; set aside by act of Congress or by. ?* formation in this regard by. calling At the headquarters of the ranger within whose district the land located. LPUERTO RICO GETS HEALTH AID, ° MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UP.) wee toward logic continues, -th tio Se : { eva a ity etre eee ee imay yet be able to arm itself for tense without having to defend its Alabama state health department has ieee es = ; iInauestioned tis f a men health expert satisfactory defense. . stoned patriotism: eHntone—o. ifs wome ee Cx. EES. 5 re a a. , egvicslative a} +e rer a nseri = ~ = s I aundry to the island of Puerto Rico to assist Legislative debate over conscrip In this connection, some legislators ‘ in organization of a maternal and tion of men led io pure hysteria = ‘“lhave been brought suddenly up . QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY hild welfare program. Dr. Eva ~F. which some so‘ons talked unthink against the realization that they are DONE BY HAND Dodge,-associate in charge of the ‘ugly of conseripting wealth — = naw passing their tenth tax bili in maternal dustry. Now, they are beginning to; ; Prompt Courteous Service departnient’s division of . ginning jetric ! * } district . emotional gressional quarters! trend away af felt some to make itself hysteria -in That's news. against ConIt means thai if the rom emotionalism an that against convinced charges industry -in d industry at a time, when it ‘be allowed the last nine vears. the hurling of such itself amounts to sabotage. Because it sim-! bly creates doubt and uncertainty in should to produce national deAs one of them nk Helivens hygiene, was selected by the Child-. realize that conscription of se UY put it, “we've been following a let's ee Delivery vous Bureau of the Wy. 3 Departand wealth would mean conscription tax-this-tax-that theory until we] All our work. is priced right. : : ee 2 of the whole nation : fi . ment of Labor. . : ‘don’t know what we are taxing. Phone 577 241 Commercial St. . = aphiceadin ey lea ee . Nevada: City BARBERS MOBILE, Ala, TRY POLITECS (U:P.)—The virtual city suFINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray’ . } burb of Mobile, is anticipating free . . haircuts from one bers after next September's . ive of the 22 candidates who have . qualified to run for the council are barbers, including G. V. Dismukes, who is candidate for mayor. of its own mem-. }. election. . tries cated. is conscripted it ;erybody to even if they . money to do it. lean get the unwilling dollars through taxation, The sounder thinkers ai and dollars should be They realize that ii means government borrow they say, buy have to And, now €On-} “wealth” . forcing evbonds the they That means that i tries. which . the year. pay for the year. . He points out that out of these ten ce inced that only the unwilling indus. ‘4% bills, eight~have been passed as . confis-{}late as June and only two earlier in induswould like in December to plan their activities and program for the next full year can’t do so because they won't find out until June or later what taxes they will have to = . : Z Incidentally, newspaperm¢n who 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 Thus charges that industry is]. See g pal f . , if a : ; follow tax legislation are usually ; Subscribe for The Nugget, i‘‘sabotaging’’ national defense are : : : vretty sound judges of the wisdom manufactured products wherever possible. —_STORE. Sateway Features CALIFORNIA GROCERY PRODUCTS It is a time-honored Safeway policy to stock and promote the sale of locally MOST GROCERY ITEMS IN THIS AD ARE REGULARLY MANUFACTURED, PROCESSED OR PACKAGED IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND BUILD LOCAL PAYROLLS BY ASKING FOR: THESE BRANDS WHEN SHOPPING AT YOUR SAFEWAY of tax bills. discussion, ed an amendment “excess profits’ bill, It w, Strike out everything ar “Excess profits is stu government says yell got any, ther you understafid it or not, tax ‘em—and heavy.” The tax bill may count it was 103 pages) fense job is bigger. . dress, H. W. Prentis, Jr., . ‘minded that building a In a recent press gallery a group of them suggestto the s@-called S— this: insert: that if tfe wheit will . be big (at last but the de-; In a recent ad. President ! / Of the National Association of Manu-. . facturers. emphasized this. He re. two-oéean ' . propriations are kept on loa; ;estimate was later raised to $354,DEFENSE BRINGS MORE TAX FUNDS THAN ESTIMATED s SACRAMENTO. Sept. 26—(UP)— State tax collections are showing subwhevetnder we might progressivelyreduce and finaily abolish taxes of the regressive kind tyipfied by the sales tax.” He also urged larger diversions to the support of the: localegovernment now supported by proper taxes, which he declared are recuired to bear far too heavy a share of all taxes in California. Quartz and Placer claim location Stantial increases as a result of the . notice blanks at the Nugget Office. stimulation of California business and} industry induced by defense expend. itures it is reported. The increase possibly may be sufficient to balance the state budget . for the next biennium, providing the same seale as at present. When the present.state budget was being framed two years ago it was estimated that general fund receipts . for the biennium ending June 30, would be $343,000,000. The 000,000, and it now develops that if tax collections continue on _ the present trend these receipts will eore close to $365,000,000. It is stated that airplane factories in the state have taken on thousands of new. employés and it seems likely they are going to be even busier. In addition, California farm income is increasing in spite of the loss of foreign markets. The governor has renewed his plea for new taxes whith he has previous. ly proposed unsuccessfully to the legislature. “Tt will be remembered,’ he said, “that I asked for these taxes, not only to balance the budget and preserve the state’s financial integrity, but to lay the foundation for a rational revision of the tax structure. ap. Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a, healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins contained in. milk. Be — Drink It Daily — e@e Bret Harte Dairy Jordan Svreet, Nevada City Phone 77 ‘navy is a tremendous joeb—because it} ; means increasing the size of the navy . 100 per cent. ‘increased 1,000 per cent. In addition, he said, the original . 100 per cent ‘has to be modified to! . meet modern warfare requiz rements. . But the army is to be . BEANS BEANS RICE

PEPPER RITZ CRACKERS PRICES FLOUR Globe A-1 FLOUR — 2414 Pound Kitchen Craft FLOUR _—.241, Pound Harvest Blossom SHORTENING . Royal Satin IXL Boneless COFFEE Aijrway Lb. CALIFORNIA REDS EXTRA FANCY LONG GRAIN California Packed SCHILLINGS BLACK 241, Pound sack 3 pound tin TAMALES 7* ounce cans COFFEE Edwards ssbb. SMALL WHITE California Packed 5) 5) Lb. Cello Bag 26c Lb. Cello Bag 22c 5 Lb. Cello Bag 30c 14, POUND PKG. 15 8 15c : California Made ; l Pound package 2 l C V4 EFFECTIVE SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 1 INCLUSIVE BSAC atc eS ee . 88¢ 12 oz. pkg. =] 3c ‘ California Packed Ounce cans California Made «GG NOODLES Fishers 2 sack 74¢ SALAD OIL Quart Tin 27 Mayday sack 67¢ CHOCOLATE Ground . b. can 28c GhirardelHis CHOCOLATE Ground Lb. can Guittards 39¢ 23° Cc (@) OI A young men read THE AMERICAN! 2 for 25¢ oH Cc : \TE Pound cake 16 BOY Magazine every month and con-/ Breakup—Guittards sider {He said, . dyes ti eventually produced! than as a magazine. neighborhood chum, too, that another example, of the size of the job’is the fact that in the construction of a single Martin bomber, 400 to 600 sub-contractors are involved. _ American industry knows that the only road to continued progress is through keeping awake and looking for new ideas. Many millions of dollars of profits are re-invested each year in this country-in research activities to find new products or improve existing ones. One dramatic example on recued ts that of a company which spent $40,0000,00 on new factories and experiments before earning a single cent on the AMERICAN BOY IS COMPANION TO THOUSANDS { Hundreds of thousands of boys and . it more as a living companion . . “Tt’s as much a buddy to me as my} ” writes one high ings on finer meats, Commercial Street, sie Marconi City WE TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND FILLING WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTION—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here with your sav“OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE" KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. THE Phone 67 MJB COFFEE Pound can 2 pound can 48c COFFEE Hills Blue Lb. pkg. Jc MJBJr. COFFEE Lb. pkg. 2Jc TEA Black Pound package 4Qc Canterbury No. 21% cans 16¢ PEARS TOMATO JUICE 46 ounce tin ]5c CRACKERS N.B.C. Lb. cin. ]5¢ SOAP Reg. bar 10 for J&c SOAP GLOSS STARCH Pound pkg. Qc P&G Laundry Argo 12c BIRD SEED Reg. 10 oz. pkg. Qc Frenchs eS BIRD GRAVEL 114 bb. pkg. Frenchs 25¢ Su Purb Gran, Nu Made Duchess Plus Deposit Plus Deposit Country Home SYRUP Tea Garden SPLIT PEAS Yellow or Green Schillings pkg. 2c ff PANCAKE FLOUR Large pkg. 8c (lobe A-1 can 20¢ § RICE MJB White 2 bb. pkg. ]7c SU PURB Large 24 oz. pkg. SOAP Ex. large 50 oz. pkg. 2 pound can VINEGAR Bear COFFEE Hills Red Lb. can 25¢ 2 pound can : 48c Su Purb MAYONNAISE. SALAD DRESSING 11 oz. steiies Brown Derby—Plus Deposit SHASTA WATER 32 oz. bottle PEPSI COLA reg. 12 oz. bot. 6 for 25¢ SOAP Lifebuoy Reg. bar 3 for 17 CORN Cream 12 ounce bottle VANILLA EXTRACT 2 oz. bottle 95¢ Quart Bottle 10¢ 16c 33¢ Yee 25° 25¢ l5¢ Quart jar Quart 4 for No. 2 cans 0 14c Qc Pound package CAMAY SOAP Regular bar 3 for 17< 2314/2 ounce package ]9c * SALES TAX ADDED 'TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS RINSO GRAN. SOAP school senior. “THE AMERICAN BOY seems to understand a _ boy’s problems and considers them in such a sympathetic and helpful way. It gives advice and entertaining readfellow is interested. helpful in sports. I made our sch Jol basketball team because of playing tips I read in THE AMERITICAN BUY.” “. a general rule Second Blvd., Detroit, ‘from the train. try to give the impression that we’ve been ‘married a long time.”ing on every subject in which a young; It is particularly ; Many famous athletes in all sports credit much of their success to helpful suggestions received from sports articles carried in THE AMERICAN BOY Magazine. Virtually every issue offers advice from a famous coach or player. Football, basketball, track, tennis, in fact every major sport is covered in fiction and fact articles. Teachers, librarians, parents and leaders of boys’ clubs also recommend THE AMERICAN BOY enthusiastically. They have found that as regular readers of THE AIMERTCAIN BOY advance more rapidly and develop more worthwhile characteristics than do boys who do not read it. Trained writers and artists, famous coaches and athletes, explorers, scientists and men successful. in business and industry join with an experienced staff to produce in THE AMERICAN BOY, the sort of reading matter boys like best. THE AMERICAN BOY sells on. most newsstands at 25¢ a copy. Subscription prices are $2.00 for-one year or $3.50 for three years. Foreign and Canadian rates 50c a year extra. To subscribe simply send your name, address and remittance direct to THE AMERICAN BOY, 7430 Michigan. The newlyweds had just alighted . “Bob, dear,” said the bride ‘“‘let’s “OQ. K., honey, you carry the suitcase.”’ HOTEL CLUNIE 8TH AND K STREET, TOY AND JACOBS IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates: from $1.50 Up . Excellent Service—Best Food. SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA O. J. JACOBS, Manager YOU NEED STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING BLOTTERS ENVELOPES MINING FORMS STATEMENTS LETTERHEADS In Fact — We Can Supply You With Anything That Is Printed NEVADA CITY NUGGET 305 BROAD STREET NEVADA. CITY NEW CATALOGS PROGRAMS INVOICES TELEPHONE = 36 . = ee eae