March 17, 1949 (12 pages)

1 ; t . 2 r 2—Nevada City Nugget, Thursday, March 17, 1949 Legroux of Paris M O I . ; Stars Lingerie Hat v N GFLARE SOMEWHERE IS THE WORD THIS SPRING One of the flashes from the Lo i b first Paris openings features a. { Local or Long Distance 3 new lingerie hat created by LeOUSEHO ' ay) ki R i/ ti groux. Matching in cloth and deHi LD GOODS — oO PTAMAaALLIC evothkttion [tail to lingerie collars in some)! BOUGHT AND SOLD models the designs feature casus serole and sailor shapes, broken ' STORAGE . ° th brim, pleated borders, beige rickAgents for LYONS rn CW as tons L er rack among the many variations Reliable Transfer & Le 4a / of the new creation. “a . Hills FI aurege / e oe. ; Build Nevada County by tellils Flat Ph ale Valley rom arts or mertCca ing your friends in other localities 5 one ‘. what a fine place it is to live. CRGER There is no dramatic revolution in.the world. of MrT oo eae fashion this spring on either side of the Atlantic. Paris i, fashions are beginning to filter to markets of the new . world and the early arrivals support the conclusion okay le ; sabe ; and the ‘creations of American designers have sufficiently been publicized to¥ verify./ accessories, but you'll see a lot o* / i of its varying shades all the way : 3 The major departure} trom sun to sulphur. More and been the spring suit. y from/ the fashions of last . more of the sunny color = apTrue, women will be tempted by the gay advertise‘e . . . h a . . ° o ee ee ee ee ments and window displays of play suits, beautifully somewhere, obviously. not everyn OG, gid standby, white, wi ented bin feocts bi h . ce where. Flare the collar, and a{. Pe notable by day this spring printed cottons, re-topped rocks, but when it comes at little hat fiils the prescription. Sci nage adr eee = to the article they live most» ee :Flare your skirt and /or flare the] ©) 1° ON Cars S©eSSe® of their life in, they will] !¥ sophisticated. Many are made jacket. Or perhaps you'll want ee : eee not pass the trim basic suit of gabardine in soft spring tones. tt @ straight skirt and a bolero} Leading the line of white, is Suits for today’s . average. Svits now go into every phase sl jacket, a flaring bow at the. ? New exciting Russian ermine woman are what suits are for. ° today’s living. The afternoon sl throat, will complete the ensemsloping jacket ZOE dinner or eve™ the man. Therefore, a quiet, un-. 224 the evening suit are fast >. ble and fulfill the dictates of. Ming. Featured is a slow rolling heralded, wonderful assortment. CTOWding the afternoon and the al fashion. neckline, a rolled edge, and the ot Ghade ae oh guide 1 iti . . evening dress out of first place. ni .,. soft (here it is again) flare at ‘ ee Sa fe Wl ONS 18 : su oe eG Mey Hate tie BENS ta. jacks aiotiee saveritec is 4 in all smart shops for the de-. And for warm weather, midhem, the jacket, the collar, the, white Sa < bronatdicprocasiad ‘/pendable spring costume. Jackets. Summer and valley travel the . Ff cuffs, and steady them all with’ jambekin © back flaring cuthway vary pleasantly but not radically. . suit of gingham and similar cotwhen Me a neat little waistline and crown Jacket for wear with a gull oe Skirts are, almost always slender} tons or shantung and wash silks SI yourself with a shell of a hat afternoon dicen gain because most women prefer. is taking an unmistakable lead. m 997 felts ie rt : : a R lee mepae — There will be no startling exsuit skirt, that way. nig will uae a ig gas you’re : : pose of legs this season—skirt However,should one prefer. linen, as well as silk, and o Parisian designers are flaring F ; ; the flared, peg topped or skirts; cotton, as well as rayon. p lengths will go their gentle way. 2 e a an averskirt or 4 pocket as. put there is a. wide -barenecas of with back fullness there are exThe spring innovation is the wearing a variations. the neckline. fate afternoon and tremely modish numbers with all. bolero—booming in again. Since Designers in America have evening dresses display a deepthese too. Jackets have enough. the bolero appears in every mood 3 to been concentrating the flare in. ening of the decolletage and in padding to keep one looking trim . and with every type of costume, » pf v1 a little Jacket or in the peplum . many models the neckline plunges and slim hipped. Fabrics are ex-. it is inevitable that it pops up es cl of a suit. altiokt +6 the. eaiatiine citing. Some are tweedy in the. in a certain number of wool os Se Sure to follow the early spring Two new startling coiffures. A sophisticated coat for a tall . British cone) mood and extreme‘spring suits too. Bae models will be the flaring of a/designed this year for the bar-. girl, shaped brilliantly to give SE Py, En, Ay, = tilted hat, or the sweep of a coat,. ing costumes of late-day and. @ slim waist. Pat iP GP ee GB OR i ~—or in the extra full skirt of a slik . night life are the Hamlet and . . ee coat that isn’t quite sure it’s. the Vamp. Both are stolen as. down from the crown, and is EXPERIENCED COUNSEL A duck’s back has nothing on a Cravenette hi eo alpen ee foe their — senna The sears suited to the blonde. Brunettes showerproofed Mallory Hat for shedding water. i e esigning§ rooms!came_ from wrence iver’s. can wear the vamp, a replica of . at a time when it i A +s 9, ° _come the perennial turnout of. great English film production of. a hairfdo of the. early 20’s, by often impossible for the Youle When the shite ie noes ony: ical may et fresh ideas for the day and eve-,the same name. The tragic Ophe-. setting the hair tight and sweepto coordinate their thoughts, is Py = choose your weather, but you can choose an all-ming, and leading the parade is. lia’s hair styling is produced by . /ing forward over the cheeks. The our most essential service. Turn = . i ' the lingerie blouse. clipping back hair almost to a. redhead is not given a coiffure to Holmes Funeral Home . . a oe Cee ee a sah + \ . Yellow comes to the forefront} shingle, cutting bangs almost to. personality of her own—after all, under the personal direction of W ‘ smart—rain or shine. 1] this season, principally in the’ the roots and brushing the hair!she is an entity unto herself. ona ress aed Se hag? tradioe ! th -_ ai way o elpful attention pl : at costs any family can $8.50, $10.00, $15.00 vi easily afford. : al = eG : f le RAYON-AND-WOOL GABARDINE . . /\ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM HOME : 26 Secreta UL BERGEMANN, Owner es : =& Ng Rs SE gs = . = acramento St. Telephone 203 Nevada City \" w i 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE MEN'S WEAR el (LEI woe 207 Broad Street Phone 146 -* “ei = “ie. NEVADA CITY . 2 a4 ; es w in pe th q anhattan : BUILT FOR HARD WORK OW. . : a THEY WILL SOON BE ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOMS a : i] 1941 PONTIAC M43 KAISER . 1948 STUDEBAKER -= > j 2 DOOR SEDAN Ae ; : 1% TON STAKE BODY Original mileage, radio front Original mileage, radio, heater, . and rear, guaranteed first class . Never used for hauling, like seat covers, deluxe equipment. . condition, looks and runs like . new, guaranteed first class con’ New motor. Guaranteed first . new seat covers, heater and air . dition. This truck must be seen class condition. Quick Sale. conditioner, defrosters. to be appreciated. @ . Pik your tam. mit,» cont CORE SERS $995 $1795 $1695 }. to match or contrast. That goodlooking rayon-and-wool* gabardine, fools the eye, the ‘touch . it’s so ; like pure wool! All three, in gray, CONVINCE YOURSELF BEFORE BUYING A NEW CAR ! skipper blue, summer brown, black ea ee . ° . « a .eas tase and center sult also in Try, a Kaiser-Fraser Trail Blazer! Choose the Best! beige, aqua, chinese red._In 10-18, ; 115-119 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY 119 S, Church Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF, Phone 1207-J

1 ; t . 2 r 2—Nevada City Nugget, Thursday, March 17, 1949 Legroux of Paris M O I . ; Stars Lingerie Hat v N GFLARE SOMEWHERE IS THE WORD THIS SPRING One of the flashes from the Lo i b first Paris openings features a. { Local or Long Distance 3 new lingerie hat created by LeOUSEHO ' ay) ki R i/ ti groux. Matching in cloth and deHi LD GOODS — oO PTAMAaALLIC evothkttion [tail to lingerie collars in some)! BOUGHT AND SOLD models the designs feature casus serole and sailor shapes, broken ' STORAGE . ° th brim, pleated borders, beige rickAgents for LYONS rn CW as tons L er rack among the many variations Reliable Transfer & Le 4a / of the new creation. “a . Hills FI aurege / e oe. ; Build Nevada County by tellils Flat Ph ale Valley rom arts or mertCca ing your friends in other localities 5 one ‘. what a fine place it is to live. CRGER There is no dramatic revolution in.the world. of MrT oo eae fashion this spring on either side of the Atlantic. Paris i, fashions are beginning to filter to markets of the new . world and the early arrivals support the conclusion okay le ; sabe ; and the ‘creations of American designers have sufficiently been publicized to¥ verify./ accessories, but you'll see a lot o* / i of its varying shades all the way : 3 The major departure} trom sun to sulphur. More and been the spring suit. y from/ the fashions of last . more of the sunny color = apTrue, women will be tempted by the gay advertise‘e . . . h a . . ° o ee ee ee ee ments and window displays of play suits, beautifully somewhere, obviously. not everyn OG, gid standby, white, wi ented bin feocts bi h . ce where. Flare the collar, and a{. Pe notable by day this spring printed cottons, re-topped rocks, but when it comes at little hat fiils the prescription. Sci nage adr eee = to the article they live most» ee :Flare your skirt and /or flare the] ©) 1° ON Cars S©eSSe® of their life in, they will] !¥ sophisticated. Many are made jacket. Or perhaps you'll want ee : eee not pass the trim basic suit of gabardine in soft spring tones. tt @ straight skirt and a bolero} Leading the line of white, is Suits for today’s . average. Svits now go into every phase sl jacket, a flaring bow at the. ? New exciting Russian ermine woman are what suits are for. ° today’s living. The afternoon sl throat, will complete the ensemsloping jacket ZOE dinner or eve™ the man. Therefore, a quiet, un-. 224 the evening suit are fast >. ble and fulfill the dictates of. Ming. Featured is a slow rolling heralded, wonderful assortment. CTOWding the afternoon and the al fashion. neckline, a rolled edge, and the ot Ghade ae oh guide 1 iti . . evening dress out of first place. ni .,. soft (here it is again) flare at ‘ ee Sa fe Wl ONS 18 : su oe eG Mey Hate tie BENS ta. jacks aiotiee saveritec is 4 in all smart shops for the de-. And for warm weather, midhem, the jacket, the collar, the, white Sa < bronatdicprocasiad ‘/pendable spring costume. Jackets. Summer and valley travel the . Ff cuffs, and steady them all with’ jambekin © back flaring cuthway vary pleasantly but not radically. . suit of gingham and similar cotwhen Me a neat little waistline and crown Jacket for wear with a gull oe Skirts are, almost always slender} tons or shantung and wash silks SI yourself with a shell of a hat afternoon dicen gain because most women prefer. is taking an unmistakable lead. m 997 felts ie rt : : a R lee mepae — There will be no startling exsuit skirt, that way. nig will uae a ig gas you’re : : pose of legs this season—skirt However,should one prefer. linen, as well as silk, and o Parisian designers are flaring F ; ; the flared, peg topped or skirts; cotton, as well as rayon. p lengths will go their gentle way. 2 e a an averskirt or 4 pocket as. put there is a. wide -barenecas of with back fullness there are exThe spring innovation is the wearing a variations. the neckline. fate afternoon and tremely modish numbers with all. bolero—booming in again. Since Designers in America have evening dresses display a deepthese too. Jackets have enough. the bolero appears in every mood 3 to been concentrating the flare in. ening of the decolletage and in padding to keep one looking trim . and with every type of costume, » pf v1 a little Jacket or in the peplum . many models the neckline plunges and slim hipped. Fabrics are ex-. it is inevitable that it pops up es cl of a suit. altiokt +6 the. eaiatiine citing. Some are tweedy in the. in a certain number of wool os Se Sure to follow the early spring Two new startling coiffures. A sophisticated coat for a tall . British cone) mood and extreme‘spring suits too. Bae models will be the flaring of a/designed this year for the bar-. girl, shaped brilliantly to give SE Py, En, Ay,

= tilted hat, or the sweep of a coat,. ing costumes of late-day and. @ slim waist. Pat iP GP ee GB OR i ~—or in the extra full skirt of a slik . night life are the Hamlet and . . ee coat that isn’t quite sure it’s. the Vamp. Both are stolen as. down from the crown, and is EXPERIENCED COUNSEL A duck’s back has nothing on a Cravenette hi eo alpen ee foe their — senna The sears suited to the blonde. Brunettes showerproofed Mallory Hat for shedding water. i e esigning§ rooms!came_ from wrence iver’s. can wear the vamp, a replica of . at a time when it i A +s 9, ° _come the perennial turnout of. great English film production of. a hairfdo of the. early 20’s, by often impossible for the Youle When the shite ie noes ony: ical may et fresh ideas for the day and eve-,the same name. The tragic Ophe-. setting the hair tight and sweepto coordinate their thoughts, is Py = choose your weather, but you can choose an all-ming, and leading the parade is. lia’s hair styling is produced by . /ing forward over the cheeks. The our most essential service. Turn = . i ' the lingerie blouse. clipping back hair almost to a. redhead is not given a coiffure to Holmes Funeral Home . . a oe Cee ee a sah + \ . Yellow comes to the forefront} shingle, cutting bangs almost to. personality of her own—after all, under the personal direction of W ‘ smart—rain or shine. 1] this season, principally in the’ the roots and brushing the hair!she is an entity unto herself. ona ress aed Se hag? tradioe ! th -_ ai way o elpful attention pl : at costs any family can $8.50, $10.00, $15.00 vi easily afford. : al = eG : f le RAYON-AND-WOOL GABARDINE . . /\ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM HOME : 26 Secreta UL BERGEMANN, Owner es : =& Ng Rs SE gs = . = acramento St. Telephone 203 Nevada City \" w i 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE MEN'S WEAR el (LEI woe 207 Broad Street Phone 146 -* “ei = “ie. NEVADA CITY . 2 a4 ; es w in pe th q anhattan : BUILT FOR HARD WORK OW. . : a THEY WILL SOON BE ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOMS a : i] 1941 PONTIAC M43 KAISER . 1948 STUDEBAKER -= > j 2 DOOR SEDAN Ae ; : 1% TON STAKE BODY Original mileage, radio front Original mileage, radio, heater, . and rear, guaranteed first class . Never used for hauling, like seat covers, deluxe equipment. . condition, looks and runs like . new, guaranteed first class con’ New motor. Guaranteed first . new seat covers, heater and air . dition. This truck must be seen class condition. Quick Sale. conditioner, defrosters. to be appreciated. @ . Pik your tam.. mit,» cont CORE SERS $995 $1795 $1695 }. to match or contrast. That goodlooking rayon-and-wool* gabardine, fools the eye, the ‘touch .. it’s so ; like pure wool! All three, in gray, CONVINCE YOURSELF BEFORE BUYING A NEW CAR ! skipper blue, summer brown, black ea ee . ° . « a .eas tase and center sult also in Try, a Kaiser-Fraser Trail Blazer! Choose the Best! beige, aqua, chinese red._In 10-18, ; 115-119 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY 119 S, Church Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF, Phone 1207-J