August 25, 1939 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1939. TAGE six NEVALA CITY NUGGET “days. This is‘ Mr. Hagart's ere and he is enjoying his stay. Mrs. Harrison Randall, ‘ Do, TE ae ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. Hullender had as Buests Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Lewis of Kansas City. Arthur Hagart of Redding is vis-Ating with Donald Bosworth for a few first trip clerk at aoe Bolton's Variety Store, is on her two weeks vacation, Her husband, meter reader of the P. G. and E. company, will start on his vacation next week. Francisco and at the fair. Fenton Fleming, employee of Weinstocks Store in Sacramento, arrived last week end and is enjoying this week visiting his many friends in his home city. He will leave Satplenty of red blooded action, achievement. FRIDAY HELL’S KITCHEN Ster as well, forms the novel plot of ‘‘Hell’s Kitchen.” SATURDAY > TIMBER STAMPEDE roaring frontier of the forest country with many a gun fight and SUNDAY AND MONDAY " : rhe four daughDAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS: "*;"* cilla Lane, _ Rosemary Lanc, Lola Lane and Gale Page in roles that glow with human happiness, in a plot that grips ‘with human and Thea tre The ‘‘Dead-End” kids in a new * type roles. How they reform the roform school, and an ex-gangGeorge O’Brien stars as a one man cyclone in hattling a big swindle in the heroic QUALITY Pounteth Pens for School ® FEATURING SHEAFFER PRODUCTS THAT ARE GUARANTEED AT REASONABLE PRICES SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY 98 ® 306 Broad Street HARTUNGYS Nevada City They plan to spend a week in Sanj, urday for San Francisco and visit. the fair. Miss Catherine Davis of Park avenue returned Saturday from a week spent in San Francisco and the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martz have just returned from a business trip of several weeks spent at Tonopah, Nevada. ~ John Tognarelli, Eugene Barberi and Fred Reed each brought home a limit of the fine trout Tuesday, the ibest they have caught so far this season. They have been going fishing ‘two or three times a week but the new fishing district near Downieville is the best so far. Mrs. Samuel’ Golt of Phoenix, Arizona, has arrived to visit her siser, Mrs. T. S. Ford who is quite ill. (Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian, and sister, Mrs. Margaret Hallett, returned home Sunday from a two weeks vacation spent in San Francisco and at the fair. C. E. Bosworth went to Redding yesterday after several days in Nevada City. He will return Tuesday to continue with work.in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. B. Moose of Niles have made several visits to the Charles Myers home on the Gracey mine road and became so delighted with this district they purchased a lot KJORLIE ALLOTS PROGRAMS T0 ROTARIANS H. E. Kjorlie, program chairman for the year, yesterday announced the order in which members of the Rotary club will take charge of the weekly programs through the rest of the year. The schedule follows: © August 31. Report on district convention. September 7. Fred Garrison, September 14. Bob Tamblyn. September 21. Harley Leete. September 28. Horace Curnow. October 5. Dick Worth. October 12. Oven. October 19. Walter Carlson. October 26. Charles Elliott. November 2. Otis Brown. November 9. Walter Hawkins. November 16. Bill Tamblyn. ‘November — 23. Thanksgiving Holiday. November 30. Frank Finnegan. December 7. Bob Hendricks. December 14. Nye Johnson. December 21. Christmas program, Bernard Hummelt. December 29. New Years program. Open. {again includes the “four daukhters” near the Charles Wodell home. They are constructing a two car garage and will build a home later. DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS ON SCREEN HERE SUNDAY All the charm,’ all the humor, all January 4.:Bill Cain. ‘anuary 11. DeWitt Nelson. Jaunary 18. Bob Adamson. January 25. Hal Draper. February 1. Andy Holmes. February 8. Lincoln program, Charles Elliott. February 15. Bill Lee. February 22. Washington Birthday, Bill Home. February 29. Lou Kopp. March 7. Art Innes. March 14. Dethe pathos, all the simple, hiinen Witt Nelson, March 21. Lonny Noyand folksy qualty of last year's. es. March 28. Dick Lane. memorable “Four Daughters’ have. April 4. April Fool program, Emmett Gallagher. April 11. Andy Larsen. April 18, Walter Carlson. April 25. Bob Hendricks. May 2. Bernard Hummelt. May 9. Harley Leete. May 16. Nye Johnson, May 23. Andy Holmes. May 30. Mem-. orial Day holiday. June 6. Open. June 13. Horace Curnow. June 20. Bill Cain. June 27. Bill Tamblyn. ; Said Mr. Kjorlie: ‘‘Much of our interest in this club is maintained by the ‘character of the weekly meetings. ‘Consistently good programs ‘play a large part in maintaining in-. ’ terest. Insofar as possible try to arrange for your speaker at least two weeks in advance of your assignment. In order that necessary publicity may be given your program, please advise the program chairman as to the nature of the program and interesting facts about the speaker. You will notice that a few special days or special weeks have been listed. Whether or not you wish to have something which conveys the spirit of the day or week observed is enbeen recaptured by Warner Bros, in “Daughters Courageous’ which opens Sunday at the Nevada Theatre. To make the parallel still closer between the two pictures, every member of the cast of ‘the first has a role of equal importance in the new one. The feminine contingent Priscilla, Rosemary and Lola Lane, and Gale Page. Fay Bainter, that Supreme character actress, has been added to the original cast as-the girls mother, and a yery welcome. addition she is. May Robson is again cast as the crochety, lovable old family Standby. The male roles are in the capable hands o John Garfield, Jeffrey Lynn, Claude Rains, Frank McHugh.and Dick Foran, with the ever reliable Donald Crisp as a newcomer to the‘ many daughtered family. Furthermore, the director was Michael Curtiz who proves conclusively that the success which attended his efforts in connection with ‘Four Daughters’? was no mere happy accident, that he has a distinct flair for this type of screen tale. tirely up to you.” ' BACK TO . School ITE SCHOOL STARTS Monday, August 28th S FOR BOYS -JUNIOR BOYS SHIRTS, Fancy patterns. Sizes 14 to ees a ee $1.19, $1.25 each ae 79c, 98c each GR $1.95 BOYS LONG PANTS—Bib Top .... 79c, 98c pair BOYS MICKEY MOUSE OVERALLS . SOE 98c BOYS COTTON SHIRTS AND SHORTS... 25c each SIE 35c box 2 BOYS FOUR IN HAND TIES. 19c each i BOYS FANCY HALF SOCKS 25c pair BOYS SUSPENDERS . 25c pair TOM SAWYER, CHARLIE McCARTHY, SWEAT 49c each SHIRTS, White and grey GIRLS ANKLE SOX . . 15c, 19c, 25c pair GIRLS VESTS, PANTIES ..... 25c, 35c, 49c pair GIRLS SMALL HAIR BOWS . 5c each GIRLS COTTON PRINCESS SLIPS . he E 35c each GIRLS RAYON PRINCESS SLIPS ... 59c, 98c each BOYS GIRLS NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR 29c each GIRLS DRESSES — NEW STYLES — FAST COLOR SIZES 1 TO 14. $1.00 EACH YOUNG LADIES SILK HOSIERY ... 79c, 98c pair YOUNG LADIES RAYON VESTS, PANTIES— 49c, 75c, 98c each YOUNG LADIES PRINCESS SLIPS 79c up YOUNG LADIES SWEATERS $1.00, $1.95 each YOUNG LADIES MANNISH SHIRTS 79c each and up YOUNG LADIES WOOL SKIRTS $1.95 each and up GIRLS FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS .. 5c each and up FISH NET TURBANS White only 0. 35c each -HEAD BANDANAS . 25¢ each and-up YOUNG LADIES STANDARD HIGHSCHOOL ‘GYM SUITS $1.49 suit SOODS STORE _ GRASS VALLEY a Miss Delores M. Younkin, 19 and Robert B. Coe, 21, of Grass Valley were married in Reno, on Saturday, August 19. Miss Younkin graduated from the Nevada City high schoolwith the class of 1939 and is popular with the younger set. Sidney B. Wood, Sr., and son.,. Sidney B. Wood, Jr., arrived in Grass Valley Saturday evening and continued on to Alleghany Sunday. Sidney Wood, Jr., recently. purchased the Plumbago mine at Alleghany. The trip was made in the interests of the property. Sidney Wood, Jr., recently arrived in California after participating in the eastern tennis tournaments. Hd Burns of Hollywood was ‘also n the party. Titiomas R. Caldwell talented musician and former resident of the Nevada, City-Chicago Park section ,passed through Nevada City yesterday and called upon former friends. Caldwell returned to his estate in Florida about three years ago and has been chosen supervisor of music in the county in which he resides. He also wing the winter. He was married while residing in this county and his wife accompanied him to Florida, Due to illness she had to return to California and has, been at Ojai for a year. Caldwell is enroute to visit her. son, Bill of Alameda left today for their home after a two day visit with Mrs. Anna Tucker and other friends in Nevada City. Mrs. Erdman was the former Miss Emma Wolf and resided on Coyote street for several years before moving te the bay district. .Mr. and Mrs. Erdman have been on their vacation coming here from Lassen National Park. for all Spiral Note Books, Music Books, Spelling Pads, Stenographers Note Books, Scrap Books, Erasers, Pencils, Crayolas, Scissors, Water Colors, Compasses School Supplies grades BINDERS Classy 2-ring binder 10c Echo 2-ring binder. 15c Big 3-ring black leatherCanvas 3-ring 35c Heavy canvas 3-ring 50c . FILLERS 2-ring and 3-ring. New COMUNE iii 5e, 10c Both plain, wide and nar‘now ruling: Indexes and dividers for all kinds Fountain Pens Easterbrook Renewable Points in colors—interchangeable points $1.00. _ Wearever Pens, visible ink supply 50c. Wearever Pens in colors, visible ink supply 25c PENCIL BOX SETS DICKERMAN DRUG STORE BROAD STREET 1 Oc, 25c, 50c NEVADA CITY OU’RE INVITED to the most smashing big-value event in our history . Kelvinator’s 25th Anniversary! And it’s your opportunity to own a beautiful new Kelvinator electric refrigerator at an amazingly low price! Come in today. See this new Kelvinator beauty, Hear the story of its sensational coldNevada City Phone 5 BUYS A BIG 6 CU. FT. “THRIFTY 6” » KELVINATOR making power—the silent, sealed POLARSPHERE, Learn about “conditioned” cold. See startling new timeand work-saving conveniences! like this, it’s easy to have one of these big new Kelvinators in your kitchen! Don’t miss a chance like this, Come in— today! 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1939. TAGE six NEVALA CITY NUGGET “days. This is‘ Mr. Hagart's ere and he is enjoying his stay. Mrs. Harrison Randall, ‘ Do, TE ae ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. Hullender had as Buests Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Lewis of Kansas City. Arthur Hagart of Redding is vis-Ating with Donald Bosworth for a few first trip clerk at aoe Bolton's Variety Store, is on her two weeks vacation, Her husband, meter reader of the P. G. and E. company, will start on his vacation next week. Francisco and at the fair. Fenton Fleming, employee of Weinstocks Store in Sacramento, arrived last week end and is enjoying this week visiting his many friends in his home city. He will leave Satplenty of red blooded action, achievement. FRIDAY HELL’S KITCHEN Ster as well, forms the novel plot of ‘‘Hell’s Kitchen.” SATURDAY > TIMBER STAMPEDE roaring frontier of the forest country with many a gun fight and SUNDAY AND MONDAY " : rhe four daughDAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS: "*;"* cilla Lane, _ Rosemary Lanc, Lola Lane and Gale Page in roles that glow with human happiness, in a plot that grips ‘with human and Thea tre The ‘‘Dead-End” kids in a new * type roles. How they reform the roform school, and an ex-gangGeorge O’Brien stars as a one man cyclone in hattling a big swindle in the heroic QUALITY Pounteth Pens for School ® FEATURING SHEAFFER PRODUCTS THAT ARE GUARANTEED AT REASONABLE PRICES SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY 98 ® 306 Broad Street HARTUNGYS Nevada City They plan to spend a week in Sanj, urday for San Francisco and visit. the fair. Miss Catherine Davis of Park avenue returned Saturday from a week spent in San Francisco and the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martz have just returned from a business trip of several weeks spent at Tonopah, Nevada. ~ John Tognarelli, Eugene Barberi and Fred Reed each brought home a limit of the fine trout Tuesday, the ibest they have caught so far this season. They have been going fishing ‘two or three times a week but the new fishing district near Downieville is the best so far. Mrs. Samuel’ Golt of Phoenix, Arizona, has arrived to visit her siser, Mrs. T. S. Ford who is quite ill. (Mrs. Iva Williamson, city librarian, and sister, Mrs. Margaret Hallett, returned home Sunday from a two weeks vacation spent in San Francisco and at the fair. C. E. Bosworth went to Redding yesterday after several days in Nevada City. He will return Tuesday to continue with work.in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. B. Moose of Niles have made several visits to the Charles Myers home on the Gracey mine road and became so delighted with this district they purchased a lot KJORLIE ALLOTS PROGRAMS T0 ROTARIANS H. E. Kjorlie, program chairman for the year, yesterday announced the order in which members of the Rotary club will take charge of the weekly programs through the rest of the year. The schedule follows: © August 31. Report on district convention. September 7. Fred Garrison, September 14. Bob Tamblyn. September 21. Harley Leete. September 28. Horace Curnow. October 5. Dick Worth. October 12. Oven. October 19. Walter Carlson. October 26. Charles Elliott. November 2. Otis Brown. November 9. Walter Hawkins. November 16. Bill Tamblyn. ‘November — 23. Thanksgiving Holiday. November 30. Frank Finnegan. December 7. Bob Hendricks. December 14. Nye Johnson. December 21. Christmas program, Bernard Hummelt. December 29. New Years program. Open. {again includes the “four daukhters” near the Charles Wodell home. They are constructing a two car garage and will build a home later. DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS ON SCREEN HERE SUNDAY All the charm,’ all the humor, all January 4.:Bill Cain. ‘anuary 11. DeWitt Nelson. Jaunary 18. Bob Adamson. January 25. Hal Draper. February 1. Andy Holmes. February 8. Lincoln program, Charles Elliott. February 15. Bill Lee. February 22. Washington Birthday, Bill Home. February 29. Lou Kopp. March 7. Art Innes. March 14. Dethe pathos, all the simple, hiinen Witt Nelson, March 21. Lonny Noyand folksy qualty of last year's. es. March 28. Dick Lane. memorable “Four Daughters’ have. April 4. April Fool program, Emmett Gallagher. April 11. Andy Larsen. April 18, Walter Carlson. April 25. Bob Hendricks. May 2. Bernard Hummelt. May 9. Harley Leete. May 16. Nye Johnson, May 23. Andy Holmes. May 30. Mem-. orial Day holiday. June 6. Open. June 13. Horace Curnow. June 20. Bill Cain. June 27. Bill Tamblyn. ; Said Mr. Kjorlie: ‘‘Much of our interest in this club is maintained by the ‘character of the weekly meetings. ‘Consistently good programs ‘play a large part in maintaining in-. ’ terest. Insofar as possible try to arrange for your speaker at least two weeks in advance of your assignment. In order that necessary publicity may be given your program, please advise the program chairman as to the nature of the program and interesting facts about the speaker. You will notice that a few special days or special weeks have been listed. Whether or not you wish to have something which conveys the spirit of the day or week observed is enbeen recaptured by Warner Bros, in “Daughters Courageous’ which opens Sunday at the Nevada Theatre. To make the parallel still closer between the two pictures, every member of the cast of ‘the first has a role of equal importance in the new one. The feminine contingent Priscilla, Rosemary and Lola Lane, and Gale Page. Fay Bainter, that Supreme character actress, has been added to the original cast as-the girls mother, and a yery welcome. addition she is. May Robson is again cast

as the crochety, lovable old family Standby. The male roles are in the capable hands o John Garfield, Jeffrey Lynn, Claude Rains, Frank McHugh.and Dick Foran, with the ever reliable Donald Crisp as a newcomer to the‘ many daughtered family. Furthermore, the director was Michael Curtiz who proves conclusively that the success which attended his efforts in connection with ‘Four Daughters’? was no mere happy accident, that he has a distinct flair for this type of screen tale. tirely up to you.” ' BACK TO . School ITE SCHOOL STARTS Monday, August 28th S FOR BOYS -JUNIOR BOYS SHIRTS, Fancy patterns. Sizes 14 to ees a ee $1.19, $1.25 each ae 79c, 98c each GR $1.95 BOYS LONG PANTS—Bib Top ....... 79c, 98c pair BOYS MICKEY MOUSE OVERALLS . SOE 98c BOYS COTTON SHIRTS AND SHORTS..... 25c each SIE 35c box 2 BOYS FOUR IN HAND TIES. 19c each i BOYS FANCY HALF SOCKS 25c pair BOYS SUSPENDERS . 25c pair TOM SAWYER, CHARLIE McCARTHY, SWEAT 49c each SHIRTS, White and grey GIRLS ANKLE SOX . .. 15c, 19c, 25c pair GIRLS VESTS, PANTIES .......... 25c, 35c, 49c pair GIRLS SMALL HAIR BOWS .. 5c each GIRLS COTTON PRINCESS SLIPS . he E 35c each GIRLS RAYON PRINCESS SLIPS ..... 59c, 98c each BOYS GIRLS NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR 29c each GIRLS DRESSES — NEW STYLES — FAST COLOR SIZES 1 TO 14.. $1.00 EACH YOUNG LADIES SILK HOSIERY ..... 79c, 98c pair YOUNG LADIES RAYON VESTS, PANTIES— 49c, 75c, 98c each YOUNG LADIES PRINCESS SLIPS 79c up YOUNG LADIES SWEATERS $1.00, $1.95 each YOUNG LADIES MANNISH SHIRTS 79c each and up YOUNG LADIES WOOL SKIRTS $1.95 each and up GIRLS FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS ... 5c each and up FISH NET TURBANS White only 0.. 35c each -HEAD BANDANAS . 25¢ each and-up YOUNG LADIES STANDARD HIGHSCHOOL ‘GYM SUITS $1.49 suit SOODS STORE _ GRASS VALLEY a Miss Delores M. Younkin, 19 and Robert B. Coe, 21, of Grass Valley were married in Reno, on Saturday, August 19. Miss Younkin graduated from the Nevada City high schoolwith the class of 1939 and is popular with the younger set. Sidney B. Wood, Sr., and son.,. Sidney B. Wood, Jr., arrived in Grass Valley Saturday evening and continued on to Alleghany Sunday. Sidney Wood, Jr., recently. purchased the Plumbago mine at Alleghany. The trip was made in the interests of the property. Sidney Wood, Jr., recently arrived in California after participating in the eastern tennis tournaments. Hd Burns of Hollywood was ‘also n the party. Titiomas R. Caldwell talented musician and former resident of the Nevada, City-Chicago Park section ,passed through Nevada City yesterday and called upon former friends. Caldwell returned to his estate in Florida about three years ago and has been chosen supervisor of music in the county in which he resides. He also wing the winter. He was married while residing in this county and his wife accompanied him to Florida, Due to illness she had to return to California and has, been at Ojai for a year. Caldwell is enroute to visit her. son, Bill of Alameda left today for their home after a two day visit with Mrs. Anna Tucker and other friends in Nevada City. Mrs. Erdman was the former Miss Emma Wolf and resided on Coyote street for several years before moving te the bay district. .Mr. and Mrs. Erdman have been on their vacation coming here from Lassen National Park. for all Spiral Note Books, Music Books, Spelling Pads, Stenographers Note Books, Scrap Books, Erasers, Pencils, Crayolas, Scissors, Water Colors, Compasses School Supplies grades BINDERS Classy 2-ring binder 10c Echo 2-ring binder.. 15c Big 3-ring black leatherCanvas 3-ring 35c Heavy canvas 3-ring 50c . FILLERS 2-ring and 3-ring. New COMUNE iii 5e, 10c Both plain, wide and nar‘now ruling: Indexes and dividers for all kinds Fountain Pens Easterbrook Renewable Points in colors—interchangeable points $1.00. _ Wearever Pens, visible ink supply 50c. Wearever Pens in colors, visible ink supply 25c PENCIL BOX SETS DICKERMAN DRUG STORE BROAD STREET 1 Oc, 25c, 50c NEVADA CITY OU’RE INVITED to the most smashing big-value event in our history .. Kelvinator’s 25th Anniversary! And it’s your opportunity to own a beautiful new Kelvinator electric refrigerator at an amazingly low price! Come in today. See this new Kelvinator beauty, Hear the story of its sensational coldNevada City Phone 5 BUYS A BIG 6 CU. FT. “THRIFTY 6” » KELVINATOR making power—the silent, sealed POLARSPHERE, Learn about “conditioned” cold. See startling new timeand work-saving conveniences! like this, it’s easy to have one of these big new Kelvinators in your kitchen! Don’t miss a chance like this, Come in— today! ALPHA STORES, Ltd. “ONLY! $15495 CONDITIONED COLD Moist cold where moist cold is best Normal cold where normal cold is best ‘And remember—at a price Grass Valley Phone 88 plays in the symphony orchestra dur-— BT SS a sos Sie SF a AOR TI Ss