April 30, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET = Mrs. John Figurski-is . at the home of Mrs. Janie Waters . yesterday afternoon. A delicious pot Auxiliarv Hostess . luck luncheon was served at one Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., Auxil-! o-clock after which a delightful soiary members met,at the home of: gig} time was enjoyed. Mrs. John Figurski Wednesday afternoon and formed a sewing club.’ The object of this newly formed orMrs. G. Lageson ganization will be to meet every two . Entertains at Tea weeks and spend the time in making, f Piety Hill -fancy work and a social time. In thej . Mrs. L. G. ae sex y sce fall they will hold a bazaar selling entertained at a tea _ _ ott this fancy work to raise funds for! noon in honor of her mother-in-law, their auxiliary. Birthdays that occur Mrs. Lageson who is visiting her son during each month will also be celeand family. brated. Fifteen were present for the deOwing to stormy weather there , ightful affair. Mrs. Mary Clarke was only a small number of members . Poured and was assisted by Mrs. out. "Mrs. Margaret Burr wag elected . Walter Hawkins. A profusion of orpresident and other officers will be caid and white sweet peas were used chosen at a later date. in decorating the cosy home. White candles were on the attractively apGold Flat Club pointed tea table. Mrs. Lageson is leaving for her home in Medford, Guests of Mrs. Waters The Gold Flat Thursday club met, weeks visit here. Oregon, Sunday after a_ several © OWEN-FIELDS, INC. ~ CAMELS HAIQ SF } QPUSHES 90 NOT CONTAIN CAMELS. Unie é GENUINE BARGAINS IN BETTER USED CARS_ OUR USED CARS ARE EXACTLY WHAT WE REPRESENT THEM TO BE. LOOK FOR — RED “OK” TAG AND GET THE TRUTH. _ 4932 Chev. Spl. Sed. trunk $325 1931 Chev. Spl. Sedan . $295 1930 Chevrolet Sedan . $225 1934 Chevrolet Pickup . $395 1936 Chevrolet Panel 1936. Chev. Mast. Spl Sed $645 1930 Chev. Coupe, perfect $185 1931 Chev. Roadster 1933 Chev. 116 ton dual $395 1934 Chev. 116 ton dual $485 1930 Chevrolet Coupe . $175 Pentiac Sedan Ford Coupe Chiys. 75 Coupe. Stude. Sedan Interna. Pickup -. Dodge 6 spt. cpe Whippet 6 Sedan -. Terrapl. Spl. Sed . $395 Plymouth Coach . $325 Stude. Dict. Coupe $165 Buick Sedan 1933 1932 1929 1931 1935 1932 1929 1933 1933 1830 1928 $295 $325 $110 ~ Proof of last weeks statement: All Days Are Not 24 Hours Long. Their length varies from about pne minute less than 24 hours to about one minute more depending upon the time of the year. The mean solar day is’24 hours ‘long. NEVADA CITY MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Broad Street at Plaza Phone 500 Used Car Department, Auburn Street, Grass Valley, across from Post Office Watch for This Weekly Feature WHEATIES Two bowls RICE KRISPIES . 2 packages .. SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR Package PALMOLIVE SOAP -BISQUICK TOPS RAVOLI Package -TRUPAK MARMALADE Jar J. Jackson . Mrs. J. Corey, Masons and Q.‘E.-S.-" = 5 to Have Big Party Tonight The Masons and Bastern Star members of Nevada City will have a fine evening. There will be card playing in the lodge room and dancing in the banquet Hall with the serving of. refreshments during the evening. The Masons are putting on a fashion show for the affair and _ this alone assures a fine attendance and the Eastern Star have a grand program planned. Weenie Roast Party at Gold Flat‘Miss Edna Doolittle and June Hawke entertained at a weenie roast Saturday evening. They gathered at the home of Miss Doolittle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Doolittle on Gdld Flat at 7:30 and went into the woods near the rock crusher at the old Pittsburgh mine. After enjoying toasted weenieS, games were played until 10:30, the group went to the carnival im Grass Valley. Theatre Party for Neighborly Club Instead of a regular meeting and luncheon the Neighborly Club of Harmony Ridge yesterday afternoon gave a surprise theatre’ party to their secretary, Mrs. William L. Davies. Mrs. Davies has served most efficiently as secretary for two terms, having been elected as their first secretary. and_re-elected last fall. Yestreday the members gathered in the early afternoon and came to Nevada City to attend the matinee and hear ‘“‘Llodys of London.” The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Luce. Mrs. Fred Garrison Entertains at Whist Mrs. Fred Garrison entertained with luncheon and six tables of whist Tuesday, April 27. The occasion was to have been a lawn party, but the elements were against it. Many plans for the party had to be ‘omitted because of change of location. The tables were set up indoors and all had a most enjoyable time even though it hailed and rained heavliy. Prize winners were awarded new transparent novelties in various colors, and were won as follows: Mrs. Lloyd George,\Mrs. Beamer, Miss Calanan, Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs. H. Kjorlie. aN Guests were Mrs. Mrs. J. Schwartz, Mrs. Mrs. Muscardini, Mrs. W. Treglown, Mrs. F. Bush, Mrs. J. Lawyer,\Mrs. Charles Eden, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. €. Havey, Mrs. F. Bowden, Mrs. Brown, ,Mrs. Kite, Mrs. Dicker‘man, Mrs. D. Treanor, Mrs. H. Ross, Mrs. Bennett and S. Hieronimus, Mrs. T. Rundy. lersonal Jack Griffith, who is employed with the local division of the Tahoe-Ukiah highway, has gone to Los Angeles for a few days vacation. A large group of Camp Fire Girls are expected to come up from the bay region to spend the week end of May 14, 15, 16 at the Oakland Camp Fire Girl lodge on Lake Vera. Miss G. Snyder and Mrs. Sargent were in Nevada City: during the week making preparations for the coming season of summer vacations on the lake. (Mr. and Mrs; Fred Sauvee returned Sunday evening from a. two week’s vacation at Wilbur Springs, mineral springs of Colusa county. Both were greatly benefitted by the trip. Mr. Sauvee having practically recovered from a recent serious illness. Mr, and.Mrs. Sauvee were pleased with the courtesies of Manager and Mrs. Louis Ross. — The springs will open tomorrow, May first. The district is -beautiful now, with many wild flowers in blossom. Pet deer, big bucks, does and fawns from the nearby game preserve are about the springs much of the time. GATE (BRIDGE IS WQRLD’S LONGEST The Golden Gate Bridge with the longest clear span in the world, 4200 feet is three times the length of the Brooklyn bridge and 700 feet longer than the George Washington Memorial bridge in New York. Sight-seers will be able to cross it for the first time at the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge fiesta May 27 in San Francisco. BOWMAN MINE Casey and. Johnson resumed operations on their property the Bowman mine about seven miles south of Alleghany in the last few days. Heavy snow has melted so that the men are able to get around. It is a quartz property and ore holds good promise. time at the party planned for this. BE. LaTour, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937. . a “ALL SET” FOR MAY DAY DANCE The big May. Day dance sponsored by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce will be. held tomorrow night in Armory Hall. Carroll Coughlan who has had charge of arranging” the affair merits unstinted praise ‘. for his hard work. Mrs. Carl J. Tobiassen, chairman, and Mrs. Charles Elliott of the entertainment committee have . . also worked hard to secure a splendid program for the evening. Several numbers have not been definitely arranged but the following is a partial list: For the opening the Nevada City High School Band will march and play on Broad street to the Armory Hall where another numiber will be played, as so@n as they arrive. Violin solo, L. A. .Leach; piano duet, Eddie Tin Loy’s children of Grass Valley; song, DeWitt Nelson; violin duet, Evelyn and Jean Elliott; accordion solo, song and dance. Billie Tobiassen; cello solo, Ave Maria ‘by Gounoud, Mary Haas; song, Ed Burtner. Solos, At Dawning and End of a Perfect Day, Mrs. Chas. Elliott, with cello obligato. Piano accompanist, Bob Wilson. ‘May Pole Dance, Rotary Club Russian Ballet Troupe. ~ Dancing 9 p. m. =~ The high school band will have a refreshment stand in the hall. Funds. raised from this concession will be used to help defray expenses of the band to San Francisco where it will play in the big parade and celebration being at the opening of the Golden Gate. Bridge. SIXTEEN-TO-ONE EXTENSION Geonge Hallock, leghany, was a Nevada City visitor Saturday. He states that he has dewatered his mine after a two month shut down and finds his pumps are working better than ever. This: {fs closed since he started operations three years ago. A heavy flow of underground -workings. Miners advanced 50 feet in the south drift last week. The work is on the ledge which looks quite promising. men are employed. ST. CHARLES HILL PROPERTY Cc. S. Morbie, who is operating the St. Charles Hill gold mining property near ‘Goodyears Bar was a Nevada City. visitor Wednesday. Drifting is being done to open up an old channel where it is expected good values will be untovered. Mr. Morbio was associated with.Frank Wehe of Grass Valley at one time. TAKING NO CHANCES ‘Marilyn—wWhat’s the idea of the suitcase, Mr. Morrison? Going.away? Morrison—No, I heard you ‘talking about the church giving a rumclothes down to the office until it’s over. “Tf you are good, Richie, I’ll give you this bright new penny.” “Haven’t you got a dirty old nickle?”’ A GIFT SHE WILL LONG REMEMBER MOTHER—more than anyone—deserves the best. Remember her with a distinctive gift that will always femind her of your love. Come in and see our wide selection. Quality gifts are not expensive. She’ll appreciate an intimate boudoir accessory, a bracelet, a ring, or a good watch in a Wadsworth case. Why not see them right away—now? HARTUNGS DEPENDABLE JEWELER 124 Mill Street ; Frank Cartoscelli;,; superintendent : Pof the 16-to-1 Extension Mine, Althe longest period the mine has been . water has been encountered in the) Ten j mage sale and ‘I’m taking all my) Grass Valley VALLEY MENES INVESTORS Messrs, Tnomas Cole, son, Fred Cole, and O. M. Thurin, all of Pasadena, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday to look after mining interests. Mr. Thomas Cole, who has been ill for the last seventeen months, is _. practically recovered and stated yesterday that with the advent of warmer weather things will be pushing along better at their Valley Mines property ‘in Willow Valley east of Nevada City. The entire plant has been reconditioned, tunmel cleaned up and some drifting done during the past winter. Mr. Cole has had 67 years of uak-mining activity in his life. expressed great comfidence in outcome of this particular area and said that it is actual development that really counts. ’ Mr. Thurin, who is making his first visit to this district is a financier connected with several large enterprises in southerm California. — aetHe the P. G. & E. TO LAY MANY GAS MAINS IN N. C. Superintendent . Dan Stewart of the P. G. & E, company stated Wed-nesday the company is working om an extensive: improvement~ program in its “signs of progress’’ about Nevada City. A two incl gas mainis to . be laid the full length of Boulder street, 300 feet beyond the Nevada County Lumber company plant, replacing a one inch pipe. A new larger gas Tine will be laid the full length of Nevada street. Im many other places about Nevada City new gas mains will be laid before the city starts repaving sections worn by the recent heavy snow and’ cold. Six or eight men have been added to the crew placings new gas male ms im this: city. Used Radios,. $5.00 ‘and: up. Harmony Shop, Grass Vafley. g _Nevada be heatre CAMILLE: sane _. FRIDAY UNDERCOVER MAN kill every bad’ nian in the West.” SATURDAY TIME OUT FOR ROMANCE: Here's a tale of’a:runaway’: bride and a highway Remeo who finds. themselves with a caravan of coo-coes. on their hands,. SUNDAY AND MONDAY With Greta Garbo in the title role;, and! Rob-“ert Tayler as the young engineer: and, lover. It * answers the age old question: ‘‘Can a woman: be happy with. a younger man? Matinee Monday. Mack Brown im his hero ® role says: “I am cleaning 8 up: the: country, ifi L have to A BEAUTIFUL BOX: OF FINE CANDIES BEAUTIFULLY 110 Mill Street ON MOTHERS DAY—YLIAY 9 FROM 1 ‘Ohe Blue Bird CHOCOLATES-—-FRENCH MIXED — ASSORTED WRAPPED Grass Valley PACKED AND Phone 52 pieebeeeeoeeeoeneaeeeaseeneneeniett dedsscletaeides al tables (unfinished hardweod) free with each $2.50 purchase of Fuller Paints.* Supply limited. Offer holds only from Apr. 26-May 8, incl. Look around your heme now. Note the spots that need freshening and brightening. Then jot down your paint list and see us right away. It'll pay you to shop early use our supply of these free tables is limited. (Only one to a customer.), A Grass Valley Phone 88 ' *Make a $2.50 purchase of any of these Fuller Paints — and you get the table free Fuller Pure Prepared Paint—Fuller Porch and Deck Paint—Decoret Enamel—Fuller, wear Floor Enamel—Lin-Bar Varnish— Speedite Interior Varnish—Fullerspar Exterior Varnish—Fullerglo Interior Finish Alpha Stores, Lid. Nevada City Phone 5 %

NEVADA CITY NUGGET = Mrs. John Figurski-is . at the home of Mrs. Janie Waters . yesterday afternoon. A delicious pot Auxiliarv Hostess . luck luncheon was served at one Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., Auxil-! o-clock after which a delightful soiary members met,at the home of: gig} time was enjoyed. Mrs. John Figurski Wednesday afternoon and formed a sewing club.’ The object of this newly formed orMrs. G. Lageson ganization will be to meet every two . Entertains at Tea weeks and spend the time in making, f Piety Hill -fancy work and a social time. In thej . Mrs. L. G. ae sex y sce fall they will hold a bazaar selling entertained at a tea _ _ ott this fancy work to raise funds for! noon in honor of her mother-in-law, their auxiliary. Birthdays that occur Mrs. Lageson who is visiting her son during each month will also be celeand family. brated. Fifteen were present for the deOwing to stormy weather there , ightful affair. Mrs. Mary Clarke was only a small number of members . Poured and was assisted by Mrs. out. "Mrs. Margaret Burr wag elected . Walter Hawkins. A profusion of orpresident and other officers will be caid and white sweet peas were used chosen at a later date. in decorating the cosy home. White candles were on the attractively apGold Flat Club pointed tea table. Mrs. Lageson is leaving for her home in Medford, Guests of Mrs. Waters The Gold Flat Thursday club met, weeks visit here. Oregon, Sunday after a_ several © OWEN-FIELDS, INC. ~ CAMELS HAIQ SF } QPUSHES 90 NOT CONTAIN CAMELS. Unie é GENUINE BARGAINS IN BETTER USED CARS_ OUR USED CARS ARE EXACTLY WHAT WE REPRESENT THEM TO BE. LOOK FOR — RED “OK” TAG AND GET THE TRUTH. _ 4932 Chev. Spl. Sed. trunk $325 1931 Chev. Spl. Sedan .. $295 1930 Chevrolet Sedan .. $225 1934 Chevrolet Pickup .. $395 1936 Chevrolet Panel 1936. Chev. Mast. Spl Sed $645 1930 Chev. Coupe, perfect $185 1931 Chev. Roadster 1933 Chev. 116 ton dual $395 1934 Chev. 116 ton dual $485 1930 Chevrolet Coupe .. $175 Pentiac Sedan Ford Coupe Chiys. 75 Coupe.. Stude. Sedan Interna. Pickup -. Dodge 6 spt. cpe Whippet 6 Sedan -. Terrapl. Spl. Sed .. $395 Plymouth Coach .. $325 Stude. Dict. Coupe $165 Buick Sedan 1933 1932 1929 1931 1935 1932 1929 1933 1933 1830 1928 $295 $325 $110 ~ Proof of last weeks statement: All Days Are Not 24 Hours Long. Their length varies from about pne minute less than 24 hours to about one minute more depending upon the time of the year. The mean solar day is’24 hours ‘long. NEVADA CITY MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Broad Street at Plaza Phone 500 Used Car Department, Auburn Street, Grass Valley, across from Post Office Watch for This Weekly Feature WHEATIES Two bowls RICE KRISPIES . 2 packages ... SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR Package PALMOLIVE SOAP -BISQUICK TOPS RAVOLI Package -TRUPAK MARMALADE Jar J. Jackson . Mrs. J. Corey, Masons and Q.‘E.-S.-" = 5 to Have Big Party Tonight The Masons and Bastern Star members of Nevada City will have a fine evening. There will be card playing in the lodge room and dancing in the banquet Hall with the serving of. refreshments during the evening. The Masons are putting on a fashion show for the affair and _ this alone assures a fine attendance and the Eastern Star have a grand program planned. Weenie Roast Party at Gold Flat‘Miss Edna Doolittle and June Hawke entertained at a weenie roast Saturday evening. They gathered at the home of Miss Doolittle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Doolittle on Gdld Flat at 7:30 and went into the woods near the rock crusher at the old Pittsburgh mine. After enjoying toasted weenieS, games were played until 10:30, the group went to the carnival im Grass Valley. Theatre Party for Neighborly Club Instead of a regular meeting and luncheon the Neighborly Club of Harmony Ridge yesterday afternoon gave a surprise theatre’ party to their secretary, Mrs. William L. Davies. Mrs. Davies has served most efficiently as secretary for two terms, having been elected as their first secretary. and_re-elected last fall. Yestreday the members gathered in the early afternoon and came to Nevada City to attend the matinee and hear ‘“‘Llodys of London.” The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Luce. Mrs. Fred Garrison Entertains at Whist Mrs. Fred Garrison entertained with luncheon and six tables of whist Tuesday, April 27. The occasion was to have been a lawn party, but the elements were against it. Many plans for the party had to be ‘omitted because of change of location. The tables were set up indoors and all had a most enjoyable time even though it hailed and rained heavliy. Prize winners were awarded new transparent novelties in various colors, and were won as follows: Mrs. Lloyd George,\Mrs. Beamer, Miss Calanan, Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs. H. Kjorlie. aN Guests were Mrs. Mrs. J. Schwartz, Mrs. Mrs. Muscardini, Mrs. W. Treglown, Mrs. F. Bush, Mrs. J. Lawyer,\Mrs. Charles Eden, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. €. Havey, Mrs. F. Bowden, Mrs. Brown, ,Mrs. Kite, Mrs. Dicker‘man, Mrs. D. Treanor, Mrs. H. Ross, Mrs. Bennett and S. Hieronimus, Mrs. T. Rundy. lersonal Jack Griffith, who is employed with the local division of the Tahoe-Ukiah highway, has gone to Los Angeles for a few days vacation. A large group of Camp Fire Girls are expected to come up from the bay region to spend the week end of May 14, 15, 16 at the Oakland Camp Fire Girl lodge on Lake Vera. Miss G. Snyder and Mrs. Sargent were in Nevada City: during the week making preparations for the coming season of summer vacations on the lake. (Mr. and Mrs; Fred Sauvee returned Sunday evening from a. two week’s vacation at Wilbur Springs, mineral springs of Colusa county. Both were greatly benefitted by the trip. Mr. Sauvee having practically recovered from a recent serious illness. Mr, and.Mrs. Sauvee were pleased with the courtesies of Manager and Mrs. Louis Ross. — The springs will open tomorrow, May first. The district is -beautiful now, with many wild flowers in blossom. Pet deer, big bucks, does and fawns from the nearby game preserve are about the springs much of the time. GATE (BRIDGE IS WQRLD’S LONGEST The Golden Gate Bridge with the longest clear span in the world, 4200 feet is three times the length of the Brooklyn bridge and 700 feet longer than the George Washington Memorial bridge in New York. Sight-seers will be able to cross it for the first time at the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge fiesta May 27 in San Francisco. BOWMAN MINE Casey and. Johnson resumed operations on their property the Bowman mine about seven miles south of Alleghany in the last few days. Heavy snow has melted so that the men are able to get around. It is a quartz property and ore holds good

promise. time at the party planned for this. BE. LaTour, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937. . a “ALL SET” FOR MAY DAY DANCE The big May. Day dance sponsored by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce will be. held tomorrow night in Armory Hall. Carroll Coughlan who has had charge of arranging” the affair merits unstinted praise ‘. for his hard work. Mrs. Carl J. Tobiassen, chairman, and Mrs. Charles Elliott of the entertainment committee have . . also worked hard to secure a splendid program for the evening. Several numbers have not been definitely arranged but the following is a partial list: For the opening the Nevada City High School Band will march and play on Broad street to the Armory Hall where another numiber will be played, as so@n as they arrive. Violin solo, L. A. .Leach; piano duet, Eddie Tin Loy’s children of Grass Valley; song, DeWitt Nelson; violin duet, Evelyn and Jean Elliott; accordion solo, song and dance. Billie Tobiassen; cello solo, Ave Maria ‘by Gounoud, Mary Haas; song, Ed Burtner. Solos, At Dawning and End of a Perfect Day, Mrs. Chas. Elliott, with cello obligato. Piano accompanist, Bob Wilson. ‘May Pole Dance, Rotary Club Russian Ballet Troupe. ~ Dancing 9 p. m. =~ The high school band will have a refreshment stand in the hall. Funds. raised from this concession will be used to help defray expenses of the band to San Francisco where it will play in the big parade and celebration being at the opening of the Golden Gate. Bridge. SIXTEEN-TO-ONE EXTENSION Geonge Hallock, leghany, was a Nevada City visitor Saturday. He states that he has dewatered his mine after a two month shut down and finds his pumps are working better than ever. This: {fs closed since he started operations three years ago. A heavy flow of underground -workings. Miners advanced 50 feet in the south drift last week. The work is on the ledge which looks quite promising. men are employed. ST. CHARLES HILL PROPERTY Cc. S. Morbie, who is operating the St. Charles Hill gold mining property near ‘Goodyears Bar was a Nevada City. visitor Wednesday. Drifting is being done to open up an old channel where it is expected good values will be untovered. Mr. Morbio was associated with.Frank Wehe of Grass Valley at one time. TAKING NO CHANCES ‘Marilyn—wWhat’s the idea of the suitcase, Mr. Morrison? Going.away? Morrison—No, I heard you ‘talking about the church giving a rumclothes down to the office until it’s over. “Tf you are good, Richie, I’ll give you this bright new penny.” “Haven’t you got a dirty old nickle?”’ A GIFT SHE WILL LONG REMEMBER MOTHER—more than anyone—deserves the best. Remember her with a distinctive gift that will always femind her of your love. Come in and see our wide selection. Quality gifts are not expensive. She’ll appreciate an intimate boudoir accessory, a bracelet, a ring, or a good watch in a Wadsworth case. Why not see them right away—now? HARTUNGS DEPENDABLE JEWELER 124 Mill Street ; Frank Cartoscelli;,; superintendent : Pof the 16-to-1 Extension Mine, Althe longest period the mine has been . water has been encountered in the) Ten j mage sale and ‘I’m taking all my) Grass Valley VALLEY MENES INVESTORS Messrs, Tnomas Cole, son, Fred Cole, and O. M. Thurin, all of Pasadena, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday to look after mining interests. Mr. Thomas Cole, who has been ill for the last seventeen months, is _. practically recovered and stated yesterday that with the advent of warmer weather things will be pushing along better at their Valley Mines property ‘in Willow Valley east of Nevada City. The entire plant has been reconditioned, tunmel cleaned up and some drifting done during the past winter. Mr. Cole has had 67 years of uak-mining activity in his life. expressed great comfidence in outcome of this particular area and said that it is actual development that really counts. ’ Mr. Thurin, who is making his first visit to this district is a financier connected with several large enterprises in southerm California. — aetHe the P. G. & E. TO LAY MANY GAS MAINS IN N. C. Superintendent . Dan Stewart of the P. G. & E, company stated Wed-nesday the company is working om an extensive: improvement~ program in its “signs of progress’’ about Nevada City. A two incl gas mainis to . be laid the full length of Boulder street, 300 feet beyond the Nevada County Lumber company plant, replacing a one inch pipe. A new larger gas Tine will be laid the full length of Nevada street. Im many other places about Nevada City new gas mains will be laid before the city starts repaving sections worn by the recent heavy snow and’ cold. Six or eight men have been added to the crew placings new gas male ms im this: city. Used Radios,. $5.00 ‘and: up. Harmony Shop, Grass Vafley. g _Nevada be heatre CAMILLE: sane _. FRIDAY UNDERCOVER MAN kill every bad’ nian in the West.” SATURDAY TIME OUT FOR ROMANCE: Here's a tale of’a:runaway’: bride and a highway Remeo who finds. themselves with a caravan of coo-coes. on their hands,. SUNDAY AND MONDAY With Greta Garbo in the title role;, and! Rob-“ert Tayler as the young engineer: and, lover. It * answers the age old question: ‘‘Can a woman: be happy with. a younger man? Matinee Monday. Mack Brown im his hero ® role says: “I am cleaning 8 up: the: country, ifi L have to A BEAUTIFUL BOX: OF FINE CANDIES BEAUTIFULLY 110 Mill Street ON MOTHERS DAY—YLIAY 9 FROM 1 ‘Ohe Blue Bird CHOCOLATES-—-FRENCH MIXED — ASSORTED WRAPPED Grass Valley PACKED AND Phone 52 pieebeeeeoeeeoeneaeeeaseeneneeniett dedsscletaeides al tables (unfinished hardweod) free with each $2.50 purchase of Fuller Paints.* Supply limited. Offer holds only from Apr. 26-May 8, incl. Look around your heme now. Note the spots that need freshening and brightening. Then jot down your paint list and see us right away. It'll pay you to shop early use our supply of these free tables is limited. (Only one to a customer.), A Grass Valley Phone 88 ' *Make a $2.50 purchase of any of these Fuller Paints — and you get the table free Fuller Pure Prepared Paint—Fuller Porch and Deck Paint—Decoret Enamel—Fuller, wear Floor Enamel—Lin-Bar Varnish— Speedite Interior Varnish—Fullerspar Exterior Varnish—Fullerglo Interior Finish Alpha Stores, Lid. Nevada City Phone 5 %