September 28, 1934 (8 pages)

FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1934 o eee. ihc CITY. NUGGET WINE AND BEER TAX TOTAL DROPS SACRAMENTO, Sept; 27 —Als: though beer and wine sales continue to be brisk, the state tax for August on these beverages at two. cents per gallon amounted to $159,519.17, marking a decline of $4,401.05 under the record smashing total of $163,920.22 for last month. H. Cattell, of Pasadena, who represents southern California upon the Equalization’ Board, made this announcement here today upon com. ptetion of beverage tax assessments . j a last month. Out of total taxable ! eer sales amounting’ to 6,859.304, . . \Calitorni breweries reported 6,. . 321, 968, or 92 per cent. rf “Imported beer sales amounted to . only 537,336 gallons, representing 8 . . per cent of the total volume of that . beverage subjected to two cents’ per . B F rw c EN THE LINES By Alexander McNulty In the development of democratic gallon levy. ported vintages,”’ i 1,116,647 gallons, ies produced .1,089,356 gallons, leaywine subject to tax.’ . a Fall resses In all the newest shades and materials— Sizes 12 to 20—86 to 50 $9.95 $7.95. and up to $14.95 ew Coats . Plain, sports and Fur Trimmed— All the newest materials— a . 1” to pe 47 19” and *29”" The Bon Allure WOMEN’S APPAREL 141 Mill \ Grass Valley Join Our Hosiery Club Cutex Nail Preparations EIGHT SMART SHADES OF LIQUID POLISH 35c Try the new Cutex Creme Polish—Wears longer—gives brighter lustre—does not dry the nails. 35c Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY i TWO BUCKS BAGGED Carl Larsen killed ‘a four . week end, while his son, Delbert, . killed a two pointer Wednesday. Mr. . Larsen ‘said he believed .the two . . pointer was a cross between . country of Modoc county. . MACK MINES LTD. . A 65 foot:cross cut has been Tun from the bottom of the 105. foot! } Shaft at the Mack Mines and a heavy flow of water encountered which ;means they are now nearing the vein. . This property was operated as a . gravel property for 30 years: by Mr. McCutcheon, grandfather of Mr. Bruce Wallace, who is now opening the mine. A ledge was encountered in the gravel and a 90 foot shaft sunk. A young man was killed in the mine about 45 years ago and Mr. . McCutcheon shut down the mine for the funeral. In that short time the mine flooded and the old style pumps were unable to unwater the shaft, causing it to be abandoned. It is claimed the ore milled $40 per ton. Wer MATTIE MINE Work is to be resumed ‘this week to the 1,000 foot: level in the three compartment shaft at the Mattie mine in the Deadman Flat section, seven miles below Grass Valley. The shaft is now down 730 feet. <A station is to be cut before sinking continues. PENNSYLVANIA MINE Sinking on the main shaft of the old Pennsylvania mine at Brown's Valley, a famous old producer which was abandoned for over 30 years, has progressed past the 200 foot level. Superintendent H. W. Whiting stated a few days ago, that one new ore body had been encountered, that carried values of $12 a ton. The company expects to cut a larger ore body at the 500 foot level. A crew of 14 men have been employed steadily since the completion of the surface works and the new incline shaft was started. Mrs. Louis Kopp and two sons spent last week end in San’ Franeisco. C. E. Bosworth and nephew, Walter Bosworth, spent a couple of days in Oakland this week on business. PENROSE GROCERY 303 Broad ‘Sisk Nevada City Phone 97 49 Pound Bag 605.0 Each 9 Pounds 3k Bunch V9 CBOE SS sie cic cuas Pound 14 Pound 1, Pound HOCK DRY WINE,— Fifths HAND SOAP,— 3 Bars Sia dege es vaxsinatsauicucvaersecvereunave NO. . 1 . KLAMATH POTATOES— ARTICHOKES, FANCY,— SPINACH, FRESH PICKED,— CELERY, LARGE WHITE,— HYPRO BLEACHING FLUID,— LIPTON’S YELLOW LABEL TEA,— BP rONS YELLOW LABEL TEA,— LIPTON’S BLUE LABEL TEA, — “California wines are even great; axiom that at least two great parties, er favorites in comparison with im. one to act as balance to the other said Cattell. “TI find that out) of total wine sales of California winer-, structive or destructive of the party ing only 27,291 gallons of imported two great point . pouck in the Snow Point district ars tion for the basic need for more than the . division corresponds roughly to cer.0lack tail deer of this section and/. the big mule tail deer of the lava bed . form of governments it is a proven which is in power, and as a united force to give’ weight to criticism, con‘in power. Since the Civil War, the American parties have , served merely as checks upon each other, only issues of relatively minor , importance, particularly the tariff , issue having been involved. ’ Perhaps the: most lucid explana. the party in government was made . by Lecky who. said, ‘there is a real natural history of parties, and the /tain broad distinctions of mind and ,character that never can be éffaced. The one side rests chiefly on the great . truths that one of the first condi. tions of good government is essential . stability, and on the extreme danger jot a nation cutting itself off from the traditions of its past. The other i Side rests chiefly on the no less certain truths that government is an organic thing, that it must be capable of growing, expanding, and adapting itself to new conditions of thought and of society. The one side represents the statical, the other the dynamical element in politics. Day by day we are witnessing this elementary truth ‘of. political science taking form and substance’ .Across the old party lines old eiiersnces . forgotten, these differences in themselves of . relatively minor importance; the new forces are aligning themselves, statical versus dynamical. The dynamical or liberal view points. as represented by the New Deal, recognizing the revolutionary changes in conditions within our’society from some of the traditions of the past has brought down upon itself the wrath of the statical or conservative element that so far have no unified organ from which to hurl its thunder. UNBALANCED INCOME Criticism of the NRA by groups and individuals whose interests were LEADER Scott Held and his Orchestra direct from Coconut Grove at Casa Del Rey 30 years were broken by this band. They will be at Rainbow Gardens, located five miles from Sacramento, out Auburn Blvd., on Saturday night September. 29. Hotel, Santa Cruz, featuring Russ oy Bennett, ‘Stan Clarke, Frankie Gor-. . . /Perfumed Soaps ......-. don. and Paul Crum. Palmolive Shampoo..... 25c During 14 weeks at Casa Dey Rey : all attendance records for the past}]. Assorted Talcums .....-19c ‘harmed or sued ‘ty its activ' ities, is a common thing in the news. , To cite two opposing jfounts of criti'cism we mav consider Labor, erying . out that its interests are jeopardized because NRA does not enforce its laws upon employers. On the other . } hand industry attacks NRA grounds that its activities in fixing prices, wages, hours of labor ecie., is contrary to the laws of economics and that it is a detriment to normal business recovery. . There is no, question but’ what NRA has accomplished vast good. Also, there is no question but that it being experimental; many changes in‘ its aims and operation must be incorporated. Recently brought to light, to demonstrate, one yital necessity for recovery that the NRA has ‘taken no steps to correct; are some interesiing statistics. The national income for the year 1982 amounted to forty eight billion lollaits. For organized on the comparative pur we find that the national income.for come. Salaries and wages of all kinds received approximately 65 per cent. It is within this division of income distribution (salaries and wages) that such astonishing changes have taken place within the past fifteen years. That part of the mational. income distributed as salaries and wages is broken again into two sub-divisions; producers, those who actually produce goods, sources of power, transportation, communication etc., and those who are described as rendering over-head services,\such as those engaged in selling, finance, and the professions, etc. In these two groups we find that in 1917. 63 per cent of vidtials were receiving 32 ¢ of the portion of the nation come going to salaries and 1 Against these figures may be pared ‘the over-head services in 1917 showed 37 per cent — f . individuals receiving 50 per the income while in 1932 this ber had increased to 50 per «e ceiving 68 per cent of that DO! of the national income earned salary and wages. Moreover, © 1982 the over-head services J ed $2.30 to each one dollar ree by producers. This is another example of the 1 of our exchange and _ distribu systems behind our production § the ‘individuals were producers re-. tem. Eventually, thru monetary } celving 50 per cent of that portion form, improved distribution and § of the national income, while in] cial reform, these wrongs will . 1932, only 60 per cent of the indi-. corrected. the year 1917.amounted to this same sum. During this period the distribution of the national income which tines was far greater than the Interest, other dividends, and owner claims received practically 35 per cent of. the total inMer igenferterte nent ale Ae ofetere ne Aferterfoote Nerferke stents erjere r] Notes o sesnnnbakieescesseen Onl 4 Airplane proler 'Tie Klip endCollar Hold ? Melee, % cy oO ie Swank Jewelry has the charm of correct styling --the swagger touch that men call smart. HARTUNGS DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY ii aeo ce cucaas ebaeenepeeateTees +, it S7 Soe; % 2 ReSeite aes fenlesgeshealestesteatesteateafeates te + > : : : : +, ? REDUCED PRICES COLGATE AND PALMOLIVE TOILET ARTICLES Colgate Dental. Cream.. 19c, 35c Charmis Cold Cream.. 1 Jb. 69e Colgate Shaving Creant... 25c Palmolive Shaving Cream.>. 25c¢ Vaseline Hair Tonic.. 87c, 67¢ R. E. HARRIS KENTON MINE At the Kenton mine, near Alleghany, construction work is nearly complete. Development of the property is going forward steadily with raising and some drifting. Sixteen men are employed and the mill is working two shifts. W. V. Wilson is superintendent and Otto Koopmah, mine. foreman. George Gamble, of Proctor and Gamble, is owner of the property. ies i OLR: Gate property, cent weeks and splendid progress haa been property. tion on the: Round Mountain Champion mine north of Nevada City. He} Phone has four : ment work. Cc 100 feet. Mrs, intendent. HILL-GOLDEN GATE SPRING The tunnel is completed between the Spring. Hill and Golden Gate mines for unwatering the 400 foot shaft on the latter property. The 1,000 foot shaft has been tapped at P i et our the bottom by diamond driNing from dress. One minute to 5 y the Spring Hill shaft _ {clothes together, one minute to ae oe aaa ae si ’ » for ‘ivers; and one The Spring Hill; under supervision. Phone for our drivers; ° Plate, rolden in res took over the which adjoins, made in reopening the old MoU NTAIN KOUND CHAMPION O. H. Howard has a working Opmen employed in developThe shaft is now down Federwitz is superThis property is owned minutes if you let us be your laun: minute to put them away when they are clean and neatly wear or put Phone 108 LAUNDRY “ DRY CLEANERS sum mentioned was fairly constant. . : . Bs various . § PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM SEPTEMBER 28TH. TO OCTOBER 5TH. Now Is the Time to Buy Washing Powders and Soaps LUX FLAKES, 121% oz. 22c RINSO, 23%4’or. 21c LIFE BUOY SOAP, 3 bars.... LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 bars. 19¢ RYE KRISP, 12. oz. pkg. DROMEDARY GINGER BREAD MIX, pkg. eet 22c (Just add water) DROMEDARY COGOANUT, 1% Ib. pkg. HORMEL PICS FEET, pints cen ARMOUR’S (0). BEEF, 12 oz. 2for oie BISQUICK, 40 oz. pkg. SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR, 44 oz. pkg. ~ Sperry’s . Drifted Snow Flour ‘HOME PERFECTED’ 10 lbs. 1b. 3 bbs. NEW DEAL COOKIES, 5 doz. in pkg. 19¢ CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS, 1 Ib. pks. MINUTE TAPIOCA, 8 oz. pkg. 2 {iis on 25¢c HEINZ MUSHROOM SOUP, 9c HEINZ SPAGHETTI, 1314, o : HEINZ COOKED MACARONI, 26 os. can..17¢! HEINZ SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES, quarts 39c HEINZ FRESH CUCUMBER PICKLES, quarts.26c TREE TEA, Black, 1% lb. pkg. Be. TREE TEA, Black, 1 Ib. pkg. Northern California’s Most: Beautiful Dance PavilionRainbow Gardens 5 Miles from Sacramento, out Auburn Blvd. ' Scott Heald and his Orchestra direct. from Cocoanut Grove at Casa Del Rey Hotel, Santa Cruz, Featuring—Russ Bennett, Stan Clarke, Frankie Gordon and Paul Crum. SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 29 Admission: Gentlemen, 60c od ‘eats Ladies, 40c GUS ARNHEIM HERE MONDAY, OCTOBER 8TH. Wh try the > minute washday } Washday need last only’ three returned to you, ironed, fargrantly fe ready to away, ‘ ‘ @? Launpry, i! . Grass Valley 250 W Nevada City GRASS VALLEY STEAM by ‘Nevada City business men. 111 Bennett St Grass Valley 8 “MINING DIRECTORY . Rning and Metallurgical Engineers — Examinations — Reports —Technicai Management — Mining Machinery — Power Plants BRAINARD BROTHERS Davis Highway » Sacramento “Heavy and Light Machine Work of all Kinds” . PATTERNS and CASTINGS Used Mining Equipment of All Kinds Phone 614 MUNZ BROS. PUMPS oe MOTORS . ENGINES oe PIPE FOR ALL NEEDS 12th & North B Streets Sacramento PHONE CAPITOL 1450 The New CYCLONE PULVERIZER ‘for Perfect Ore Grinding . handles clay, hard Quartz, and is a wonderful regrinder up to 200 P ‘mesh for cyanide work. EFFKICLENT, PRAC *WICAL, KCONUMILUOAL, S'TURDY Capacity 5 to 50 tons daily, or larger units. Priced right SACRAMENTO GOLD MILLING MACHINERY CO. A. TETRAULT, Mer. 802 Second Street Sacramento PRECIOUS METALS REFINING CO. . Old Jewelry GOLD Newly Mined For Example We Paid: Specimen Rock, $12.50; 18K Watch Case, $57.50; Dental Gold, $25. 14; 14-K Ring, $4.30, Bring Anything 7

FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1934 o eee. ihc CITY. NUGGET WINE AND BEER TAX TOTAL DROPS SACRAMENTO, Sept; 27 —Als: though beer and wine sales continue to be brisk, the state tax for August on these beverages at two. cents per gallon amounted to $159,519.17, marking a decline of $4,401.05 under the record smashing total of $163,920.22 for last month. H. Cattell, of Pasadena, who represents southern California upon the Equalization’ Board, made this announcement here today upon com. ptetion of beverage tax assessments . j a last month. Out of total taxable ! eer sales amounting’ to 6,859.304, . . \Calitorni breweries reported 6,. . 321, 968, or 92 per cent. rf “Imported beer sales amounted to . only 537,336 gallons, representing 8 . . per cent of the total volume of that . beverage subjected to two cents’ per . B F rw c EN THE LINES By Alexander McNulty In the development of democratic gallon levy. ported vintages,”’ i 1,116,647 gallons, ies produced .1,089,356 gallons, leaywine subject to tax.’ . a Fall resses In all the newest shades and materials— Sizes 12 to 20—86 to 50 $9.95 $7.95. and up to $14.95 ew Coats . Plain, sports and Fur Trimmed— All the newest materials— a . 1” to pe 47 19” and *29”" The Bon Allure WOMEN’S APPAREL 141 Mill \ Grass Valley Join Our Hosiery Club Cutex Nail Preparations EIGHT SMART SHADES OF LIQUID POLISH 35c Try the new Cutex Creme Polish—Wears longer—gives brighter lustre—does not dry the nails. 35c Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY i TWO BUCKS BAGGED Carl Larsen killed ‘a four . week end, while his son, Delbert, . killed a two pointer Wednesday. Mr. . Larsen ‘said he believed .the two . . pointer was a cross between . country of Modoc county. . MACK MINES LTD. . A 65 foot:cross cut has been Tun from the bottom of the 105. foot! } Shaft at the Mack Mines and a heavy flow of water encountered which ;means they are now nearing the vein. . This property was operated as a . gravel property for 30 years: by Mr. McCutcheon, grandfather of Mr. Bruce Wallace, who is now opening the mine. A ledge was encountered in the gravel and a 90 foot shaft sunk. A young man was killed in the mine about 45 years ago and Mr. . McCutcheon shut down the mine for the funeral. In that short time the mine flooded and the old style pumps were unable to unwater the shaft, causing it to be abandoned. It is claimed the ore milled $40 per ton. Wer MATTIE MINE Work is to be resumed ‘this week to the 1,000 foot: level in the three compartment shaft at the Mattie mine in the Deadman Flat section, seven miles below Grass Valley. The shaft is now down 730 feet. <A station is to be cut before sinking continues. PENNSYLVANIA MINE Sinking on the main shaft of the old Pennsylvania mine at Brown's Valley, a famous old producer which was abandoned for over 30 years, has progressed past the 200 foot level. Superintendent H. W. Whiting stated a few days ago, that one new ore body had been encountered, that carried values of $12 a ton. The company expects to cut a larger ore body at the 500 foot level. A crew of 14 men have been employed steadily since the completion of the surface works and the new incline shaft was started. Mrs. Louis Kopp and two sons spent last week end in San’ Franeisco. C. E. Bosworth and nephew, Walter Bosworth, spent a couple of days in Oakland this week on business. PENROSE GROCERY 303 Broad ‘Sisk Nevada City Phone 97 49 Pound Bag 605.0 Each 9 Pounds 3k Bunch V9 CBOE SS sie cic cuas Pound 14 Pound 1, Pound HOCK DRY WINE,— Fifths HAND SOAP,— 3 Bars Sia dege es vaxsinatsauicucvaersecvereunave NO. . 1 . KLAMATH POTATOES— ARTICHOKES, FANCY,— SPINACH, FRESH PICKED,— CELERY, LARGE WHITE,— HYPRO BLEACHING FLUID,— LIPTON’S YELLOW LABEL TEA,— BP rONS YELLOW LABEL TEA,— LIPTON’S BLUE LABEL TEA, — “California wines are even great; axiom that at least two great parties, er favorites in comparison with im. one to act as balance to the other said Cattell. “TI find that out) of total wine sales of California winer-, structive or destructive of the party ing only 27,291 gallons of imported two great point . pouck in the Snow Point district ars tion for the basic need for more than the . division corresponds roughly to cer.0lack tail deer of this section and/. the big mule tail deer of the lava bed . form of governments it is a proven which is in power, and as a united force to give’ weight to criticism, con‘in power. Since the Civil War, the American parties have , served merely as checks upon each other, only issues of relatively minor , importance, particularly the tariff , issue having been involved. ’ Perhaps the: most lucid explana. the party in government was made . by Lecky who. said, ‘there is a real natural history of parties, and the /tain broad distinctions of mind and ,character that never can be éffaced. The one side rests chiefly on the great . truths that one of the first condi. tions of good government is essential . stability, and on the extreme danger jot a nation cutting itself off from the traditions of its past. The other i Side rests chiefly on the no less certain truths that government is an organic thing, that it must be capable of growing, expanding, and adapting itself to new conditions of thought and of society. The one side represents the statical, the other the dynamical element in politics. Day by day we are witnessing this elementary truth ‘of. political science taking form and substance’ .Across the old party lines old eiiersnces . forgotten, these differences in themselves of . relatively minor importance; the new forces are aligning themselves, statical versus dynamical. The dynamical or liberal view points. as represented by the New Deal, recognizing the revolutionary changes in conditions within our’society from some of the traditions of the past has brought down upon itself the wrath of the statical or conservative element that so far have no unified organ from which to hurl its thunder. UNBALANCED INCOME Criticism of the NRA by groups and individuals whose interests were LEADER Scott Held and his Orchestra direct from Coconut Grove at Casa Del Rey 30 years were broken by this band. They will be at Rainbow Gardens, located five miles from Sacramento, out Auburn Blvd., on Saturday night September. 29. Hotel, Santa Cruz, featuring Russ oy Bennett, ‘Stan Clarke, Frankie Gor-. . . /Perfumed Soaps ...........-. don. and Paul Crum. Palmolive Shampoo......... 25c During 14 weeks at Casa Dey Rey : all attendance records for the past}]. Assorted Talcums .........-19c ‘harmed or sued ‘ty its activ' ities, is a common thing in the news. , To cite two opposing jfounts of criti'cism we mav consider Labor, erying . out that its interests are jeopardized because NRA does not enforce its laws upon employers. On the other . } hand industry attacks NRA grounds that its activities in fixing prices, wages, hours of labor ecie., is contrary to the laws of economics and that it is a detriment to normal business recovery. . There is no, question but’ what NRA has accomplished vast good. Also, there is no question but that it being experimental; many changes in‘ its aims and operation must be incorporated. Recently brought to light, to demonstrate, one yital necessity for recovery that the NRA has ‘taken no steps to correct; are some interesiing statistics. The national income for the year 1982 amounted to forty eight billion lollaits. For organized

on the comparative pur we find that the national income.for come. Salaries and wages of all kinds received approximately 65 per cent. It is within this division of income distribution (salaries and wages) that such astonishing changes have taken place within the past fifteen years. That part of the mational. income distributed as salaries and wages is broken again into two sub-divisions; producers, those who actually produce goods, sources of power, transportation, communication etc., and those who are described as rendering over-head services,\such as those engaged in selling, finance, and the professions, etc. In these two groups we find that in 1917. 63 per cent of vidtials were receiving 32 ¢ of the portion of the nation come going to salaries and 1 Against these figures may be pared ‘the over-head services in 1917 showed 37 per cent — f . individuals receiving 50 per the income while in 1932 this ber had increased to 50 per «e ceiving 68 per cent of that DO! of the national income earned salary and wages. Moreover, © 1982 the over-head services J ed $2.30 to each one dollar ree by producers. This is another example of the 1 of our exchange and _ distribu systems behind our production § the ‘individuals were producers re-. tem. Eventually, thru monetary } celving 50 per cent of that portion form, improved distribution and § of the national income, while in] cial reform, these wrongs will . 1932, only 60 per cent of the indi-. corrected. the year 1917.amounted to this same sum. During this period the distribution of the national income which tines was far greater than the Interest, other dividends, and owner claims received practically 35 per cent of. the total inMer igenferterte nent ale Ae ofetere ne Aferterfoote Nerferke stents erjere r] Notes o sesnnnbakieescesseen Onl 4 Airplane proler 'Tie Klip endCollar Hold ? Melee, % cy oO ie Swank Jewelry has the charm of correct styling --the swagger touch that men call smart. HARTUNGS DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY ii aeo ce cucaas ebaeenepeeateTees +, it S7 Soe; % 2 ReSeite aes fenlesgeshealestesteatesteateafeates te + > : : : : +, ? REDUCED PRICES COLGATE AND PALMOLIVE TOILET ARTICLES Colgate Dental. Cream... 19c, 35c Charmis Cold Cream.... 1 Jb. 69e Colgate Shaving Creant...... 25c Palmolive Shaving Cream..>.. 25c¢ Vaseline Hair Tonic.... 87c, 67¢ R. E. HARRIS KENTON MINE At the Kenton mine, near Alleghany, construction work is nearly complete. Development of the property is going forward steadily with raising and some drifting. Sixteen men are employed and the mill is working two shifts. W. V. Wilson is superintendent and Otto Koopmah, mine. foreman. George Gamble, of Proctor and Gamble, is owner of the property. ies i OLR: Gate property, cent weeks and splendid progress haa been property. tion on the: Round Mountain Champion mine north of Nevada City. He} Phone has four : ment work. Cc 100 feet. Mrs, intendent. HILL-GOLDEN GATE SPRING The tunnel is completed between the Spring. Hill and Golden Gate mines for unwatering the 400 foot shaft on the latter property. The 1,000 foot shaft has been tapped at P i et our the bottom by diamond driNing from dress. One minute to 5 y the Spring Hill shaft _ {clothes together, one minute to ae oe aaa ae si ’ » for ‘ivers; and one The Spring Hill; under supervision. Phone for our drivers; ° Plate, rolden in res took over the which adjoins, made in reopening the old MoU NTAIN KOUND CHAMPION O. H. Howard has a working Opmen employed in developThe shaft is now down Federwitz is superThis property is owned minutes if you let us be your laun: minute to put them away when they are clean and neatly wear or put Phone 108 LAUNDRY “ DRY CLEANERS sum mentioned was fairly constant. . : . Bs various . § PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM SEPTEMBER 28TH. TO OCTOBER 5TH. Now Is the Time to Buy Washing Powders and Soaps LUX FLAKES, 121% oz.. 22c RINSO, 23%4’or. 21c LIFE BUOY SOAP, 3 bars....... LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 bars.. 19¢ RYE KRISP, 12. oz. pkg. DROMEDARY GINGER BREAD MIX, pkg. eet 22c (Just add water) DROMEDARY COGOANUT, 1% Ib. pkg.. HORMEL PICS FEET, pints cen ARMOUR’S (0). BEEF, 12 oz. 2for oie BISQUICK, 40 oz. pkg. SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR, 44 oz. pkg. ~ Sperry’s . Drifted Snow Flour ‘HOME PERFECTED’ 10 lbs.. 1b. 3 bbs. NEW DEAL COOKIES, 5 doz. in pkg.. 19¢ CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS, 1 Ib. pks. MINUTE TAPIOCA, 8 oz. pkg. 2 {iis on 25¢c HEINZ MUSHROOM SOUP, 9c HEINZ SPAGHETTI, 1314, o : HEINZ COOKED MACARONI, 26 os. can....17¢! HEINZ SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES, quarts 39c HEINZ FRESH CUCUMBER PICKLES, quarts.26c TREE TEA, Black, 1% lb. pkg. Be. TREE TEA, Black, 1 Ib. pkg. Northern California’s Most: Beautiful Dance PavilionRainbow Gardens 5 Miles from Sacramento, out Auburn Blvd. ' Scott Heald and his Orchestra direct. from Cocoanut Grove at Casa Del Rey Hotel, Santa Cruz, Featuring—Russ Bennett, Stan Clarke, Frankie Gordon and Paul Crum. SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 29 Admission: Gentlemen, 60c od ‘eats Ladies, 40c GUS ARNHEIM HERE MONDAY, OCTOBER 8TH. Wh try the > minute washday } Washday need last only’ three returned to you, ironed, fargrantly fe ready to away, ‘ ‘ @? Launpry, i! . Grass Valley 250 W Nevada City GRASS VALLEY STEAM by ‘Nevada City business men. 111 Bennett St Grass Valley 8 “MINING DIRECTORY . Rning and Metallurgical Engineers — Examinations — Reports —Technicai Management — Mining Machinery — Power Plants BRAINARD BROTHERS Davis Highway » Sacramento “Heavy and Light Machine Work of all Kinds” . PATTERNS and CASTINGS Used Mining Equipment of All Kinds Phone 614 MUNZ BROS. PUMPS oe MOTORS . ENGINES oe PIPE FOR ALL NEEDS 12th & North B Streets Sacramento PHONE CAPITOL 1450 The New CYCLONE PULVERIZER ‘for Perfect Ore Grinding . handles clay, hard Quartz, and is a wonderful regrinder up to 200 P ‘mesh for cyanide work. EFFKICLENT, PRAC *WICAL, KCONUMILUOAL, S'TURDY Capacity 5 to 50 tons daily, or larger units. Priced right SACRAMENTO GOLD MILLING MACHINERY CO. A. TETRAULT, Mer. 802 Second Street Sacramento PRECIOUS METALS REFINING CO. . Old Jewelry GOLD Newly Mined For Example We Paid: Specimen Rock, $12.50; 18K Watch Case, $57.50; Dental Gold, $25. 14; 14-K Ring, $4.30, Bring Anything 7