July 1, 1940 (6 pages)

Ce 5 Bt VG, 4 o& MONDAY, JULY 1, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE } FIVE FISHERMEN FIND FLIES BEST LURE The popularity of Nevada and Sierra County fishing streams and lakes is shOwn by the number of cars passing through here loaded with camping and fishing equipment. The fishing is now the best of the season. Game Warden R. E. Tutt at Downieville reports the fishing excellent in. that viecinity-with-—fliesas the best lure in both lakes and the streams. E. M. Stone of the Tahoe National Forest Service said fishing is apparently good in Donner Lake, judging from the number of anglers on the lake with boats. He said large fish are being caught in Lake Tahoe. Quartz and Placer ¢laim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. . MINER BORNE TO REST IN BLOOMFIELD Graveside services were held at the North Bloomfield cemetery Saturday afternoon for Lewis Hamilton Watson, 70, well known upper _Nevada County mining ‘figure who died on Thursday. The services were read by a life long friend, Phil Cummins. The funeral directiohs were arranged by the Holmes’ Funeral The deceased leaves a sister, Watson of North niece, Mrs. Glen linos. Home. Kate Bloomfield and a Pierce of Los —MoSchool for Rev. Rev. H. Thomas Pateman, rector of the Trinity Epicsopal Church, left yesterday afternoon’ for Bérkeley, where he-will attend the University of California Summer School for the qusuing six Rev. Pateman will return to Nevada City each week end for regular Sunday services. Pateman— weeks, POOL CLEANING FOR FOURTH July holiday, Lifeguard Walter Hallett of, the municipal swimming pooi pool will be shut down tomorrow for a thorough cleaning. Generally the rool is closed on Wednesdays for the cleaning. Since its opening a month ago the pool has been a-popular spot for both youngsters and adults. alike. Nearly every day’s attendance exceeds that of corresponding days last year. To. Summer School— * Dan Ungaro left iNevada City. today f6ér Berkeley, where he -will enroll in the summer school for teachers at the University of California. Ungaro is a teacher in Roseville and when the new term starts he will be! the principal in one of the railroad In preparation for the Fourth of . at Pioneer Park today announced the . } Mr.and Mrs. Complete Assessment Work— Ed Martine and Wilbur McKessick England, aged 2 . ; services were returned Saturday from the Mt. Oro yesterday under the direction o! the : . district after completing the requir-. Holmes Funeral Home.-Cremation j> » bok -in Nevada City, Suse ed assessment work on. the Golden'Sacramento followed. «5 tty eng se Edna claims, owned by Martine and! ee an \/ear of Grass ley brothe Mrs. Edna Martine. JAMES Fn ; \ j ee hae i yon . 29, 1940, Miss Eva J2m noid Wear. <a oo G pee eee ges . Valley aged 73-years: The ¢-Sera’ acca C5 yeais. FA aun a services peel BIRTHS ia . services were held this afternoona heid at the Hooner-Weaver, SANDOW_<In the Miners Harp. . on Y Capermad eaver ies. Atortuary, Inc., in Grass Valley at al Nevada City, June 30. 1940, to in Grass Valley, with Rev. David 10:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. Vernon Sandow, a son. HOSKING—In Long Beach June 16, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Evere:t Hosking, a son. The father is a son of Mrs. Lou Werry Hosking, formerly of Nevada City. MESSISK — At the Nevada City Sanatarium, June 27, 1940. to’ Mr and Mrs. Ira E. Messick of Alleghany. a daughter. 30 years. held The funer:] in Grass Valley Ralston of the Nevada City?Me: ist Church officiating. hod. city’s grammar schools. homes. YOU cver the down payment . Boulder Street You can choose from our complete set of plans for new 1940 model . Can Own This Home For small Monthly Payments Why pay rent for somebody else's building? You can own wae your own home for the money you pay for rent! To build L A eS . yur own home all you need is a small amount of cash to ——— tl . the rest can be paid on our easy payment plan over a periad of twenty years. Phone 500 for details about “built-complete” homes. Nevada County Lumber Co. . = §: Phone 500 Nevada City DINING 200 HO an'e" LIVING ROOM TCHA MBER 130K p'e" ' et { I ] t ty t cLo metR eerie ean i ' { ' ' = i. Noe Second Floor and characteristic servance. telligence in thought and action. To Nevada City . sbouldering the responsibilities of a great Independence Day Celebration parent. Nevada City pledges its fullest support . their power toward contributing to the success of this timely patriotic obNevada City We Glory In Your Spirit! propogation of cunning rumor, but rather an encouragement of sound faith courage. who, on July 3 and 4, we offer heartiest good wishes for a success already ap-° will, through her renowned public festivity of memorable import—a gesture which, in itself is a pledge of burnished faith to that brave group who, 164 years ago, penned the document that made America ‘‘the land of the free and the home of the brave.’ To Nevada City the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company . and urges those who read Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Nevada County Trucking Co. Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency Business Office and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union Terminal Co., between Bank Street and Colfax Avenue, Grass Valley. There is no place for hysteria or the to even its youngest inhabitants, ne Now, more than ever must the people of this nation express its confidence, its patriotic devotion and its unswerving adherence to the ideals Be = that are Ameriecan—Democracy. i . By . . Now . as at no other time . . must. America retain her calm of inoll ¥ Tae is eagerly spirit, stage a this to do all in . et . . } ; Grass Valley, husband of Johanna Weeks of Grass Valley, father of Mrs. Ferrol Atwood of Reno, Nev., Stanley Edwards Weeks of Sloat, MARRIAGE INTENTION STONER-GENTZ—In Bese City June 27, 1940, by CYarence A, 0, and Birdie V. Gentz, 39, Grass Valley. tone} beth of MARRIAGES $1.10 COMPLEXION POWDER AND BOND STREET TOILET WATER—BOTH FOR $1.10 TWO VERY POPULAR BEAUTY AIDS BY THE . ENGLISH HOUSE OF YARDLEY—BOTH SCENTED WITH BOND STREET. FAMOUS DELLENGER-PARSONS—In Grass June 29, 1940 by Rev, H. Thomas Pateman of the Nevada City Episcopal Church; Brower Dellenger and Miss Jane Parsons, both of Grass . Valley, . Valley, SUN GOGGLES ~ Poloroid Glasses ‘Others. =: See 23c, 39c «. A7c, 59c, $1.00. PALMOLIVE SHAVE. . CREAM, Brushless — or . Lather. 2 25c tubes for 33c 1.95 MOBLEY-JOANNES—At Lake Tahoe, June 29, 1940, by Bishop Noel Porter, Myers L. Mobley and Miss Phyllis R. Joannes, both of Nevada City. DEATHS oe Roger and Gallet SOAP SPECIAL 3 bars soap and ear de cologne —all $1 .00 COLGATE’S DENTAL. . CREAM Tubes 29c __ LISTERINE TOOTH . PASTE — Vacation RICHARDSON—In Nevada City.4 June 28, 1940, Forest B. Richardson, formerly of Hobart Mills, brother. o! Mrs. Affie Jones of Sacramento; native of Carson City, Nev, aged 62 years. The funeral services are being arranged by the Holmes e NAPKINS, Funeral JULY ATH NEEDS PAPER PLATES, TABLE CAP PISTOLS AND CAPS ‘Special. 3 tubes for 49c WILDROOT HAIR TONIC, with oil. Large 10 oz. bottle 59c CUPS, CLOTHS, Home in Nevada City. Nevada City. June Thomas John WEEKS — In oo eeu. Weeks o° Plumas County, and Thomas Weeks.of Grass Valley. Karl a_native of! DICKERMAN DRUG STORE 219 BROAD STREET PHONE 30 NEVADA CITY Keep C ARRO'W SPORT Shirts $9.09 10 — $2.50 “TROPICAL . WORSTED PANTS By Sumners $5.95 Rough Rider SLAXS $6.50 0 $9.00 MEN’S — y Shoes 4 By Crosby : Square Sports and Whites $9.90 Interwoven Xunter.woven Oo Sscks. Socks Regulars and Shorties 50c Per Pair —_ 3 Pair For $1.00 128 MILL STREET $2.00 $2.25 STRAW HATS 31.2 25 $2. 25 iETSON STRAWS $3.50 $5.00 Shirts . ‘Whites and Fancy’s $3.95 SWIM TRUNKS By Jantzen and Gantner

Ce 5 Bt VG, 4 o& MONDAY, JULY 1, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE } FIVE FISHERMEN FIND FLIES BEST LURE The popularity of Nevada and Sierra County fishing streams and lakes is shOwn by the number of cars passing through here loaded with camping and fishing equipment. The fishing is now the best of the season. Game Warden R. E. Tutt at Downieville reports the fishing excellent in. that viecinity-with-—fliesas the best lure in both lakes and the streams. E. M. Stone of the Tahoe National Forest Service said fishing is apparently good in Donner Lake, judging from the number of anglers on the lake with boats. He said large fish are being caught in Lake Tahoe. Quartz and Placer ¢laim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. . MINER BORNE TO REST IN BLOOMFIELD Graveside services were held at the North Bloomfield cemetery Saturday afternoon for Lewis Hamilton Watson, 70, well known upper _Nevada County mining ‘figure who died on Thursday. The services were read by a life long friend, Phil Cummins. The funeral directiohs were arranged by the Holmes’ Funeral The deceased leaves a sister, Watson of North niece, Mrs. Glen linos. Home. Kate Bloomfield and a Pierce of Los —MoSchool for Rev. Rev. H. Thomas Pateman, rector of the Trinity Epicsopal Church, left yesterday afternoon’ for Bérkeley, where he-will attend the University of California Summer School for the qusuing six Rev. Pateman will return to Nevada City each week end for regular Sunday services. Pateman— weeks, POOL CLEANING FOR FOURTH July holiday, Lifeguard Walter Hallett of, the municipal swimming pooi pool will be shut down tomorrow for a thorough cleaning. Generally the rool is closed on Wednesdays for the cleaning. Since its opening a month ago the pool has been a-popular spot for both youngsters and adults. alike. Nearly every day’s attendance exceeds that of corresponding days last year. To. Summer School— * Dan Ungaro left iNevada City. today f6ér Berkeley, where he -will enroll in the summer school for teachers at the University of California. Ungaro is a teacher in Roseville and when the new term starts he will be! the principal in one of the railroad In preparation for the Fourth of . at Pioneer Park today announced the . } Mr.and Mrs. Complete Assessment Work— Ed Martine and Wilbur McKessick England, aged 2 . ; services were returned Saturday from the Mt. Oro yesterday under the direction o! the : . district after completing the requir-. Holmes Funeral Home.-Cremation j> » bok -in Nevada City, Suse ed assessment work on. the Golden'Sacramento followed. «5 tty eng se Edna claims, owned by Martine and! ee an \/ear of Grass ley brothe Mrs. Edna Martine. JAMES Fn ; \ j ee hae i yon . 29, 1940, Miss Eva J2m noid Wear. <a oo G pee eee ges . Valley aged 73-years: The ¢-Sera’ acca C5 yeais. FA aun a services peel BIRTHS ia . services were held this afternoona heid at the Hooner-Weaver, SANDOW_<In the Miners Harp. . on Y Capermad eaver ies. Atortuary, Inc., in Grass Valley at al Nevada City, June 30. 1940, to in Grass Valley, with Rev. David 10:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. Vernon Sandow, a son. HOSKING—In Long Beach June 16, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Evere:t Hosking, a son. The father is a son of Mrs. Lou Werry Hosking, formerly of Nevada City. MESSISK — At the Nevada City Sanatarium, June 27, 1940. to’ Mr and Mrs. Ira E. Messick of Alleghany. a daughter. 30 years. held The funer:] in Grass Valley Ralston of the Nevada City?Me: ist Church officiating. hod. city’s grammar schools. homes. YOU cver the down payment . Boulder Street You can choose from our complete set of plans for new 1940 model . Can Own This Home For small Monthly Payments Why pay rent for somebody else's building? You can own wae your own home for the money you pay for rent! To build L A eS . yur own home all you need is a small amount of cash to ——— tl . the rest can be paid on our easy payment plan over a periad of twenty years. Phone 500 for details about “built-complete” homes. Nevada County Lumber Co. . = §: Phone 500 Nevada City DINING 200 HO an'e" LIVING ROOM TCHA MBER 130K p'e" ' et { I ] t ty t cLo metR eerie ean i ' { ' ' = i. Noe Second Floor and characteristic servance. telligence in thought and action. To Nevada City .. sbouldering the responsibilities of a great Independence Day Celebration parent. Nevada City pledges its fullest support . their power toward contributing to the success of this timely patriotic obNevada City We Glory In Your Spirit! propogation of cunning rumor, but rather an encouragement of sound faith courage. who, on July 3 and 4, we offer heartiest good wishes for a success already ap-° will, through her renowned public festivity of memorable import—a gesture which, in itself is a pledge of burnished faith to that brave group who, 164 years ago, penned the document that made America ‘‘the land of the free and the home of the brave.’ To Nevada City the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company . and urges those who read

Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Nevada County Trucking Co. Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Stage Lines Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency Business Office and Merchandise Traffic Headquarters at Union Terminal Co., between Bank Street and Colfax Avenue, Grass Valley. There is no place for hysteria or the to even its youngest inhabitants, ne Now, more than ever must the people of this nation express its confidence, its patriotic devotion and its unswerving adherence to the ideals Be = that are Ameriecan—Democracy. i . By . . Now .. as at no other time .. . must. America retain her calm of inoll ¥ Tae is eagerly spirit, stage a this to do all in . et . . } ; Grass Valley, husband of Johanna Weeks of Grass Valley, father of Mrs. Ferrol Atwood of Reno, Nev., Stanley Edwards Weeks of Sloat, MARRIAGE INTENTION STONER-GENTZ—In Bese City June 27, 1940, by CYarence A, 0, and Birdie V. Gentz, 39, Grass Valley. tone} beth of MARRIAGES $1.10 COMPLEXION POWDER AND BOND STREET TOILET WATER—BOTH FOR $1.10 TWO VERY POPULAR BEAUTY AIDS BY THE . ENGLISH HOUSE OF YARDLEY—BOTH SCENTED WITH BOND STREET. FAMOUS DELLENGER-PARSONS—In Grass June 29, 1940 by Rev, H. Thomas Pateman of the Nevada City Episcopal Church; Brower Dellenger and Miss Jane Parsons, both of Grass . Valley, . Valley, SUN GOGGLES ~ Poloroid Glasses ‘Others.. =: See 23c, 39c «. A7c, 59c, $1.00. PALMOLIVE SHAVE. . CREAM, Brushless — or . Lather. 2 25c tubes for 33c 1.95 MOBLEY-JOANNES—At Lake Tahoe, June 29, 1940, by Bishop Noel Porter, Myers L. Mobley and Miss Phyllis R. Joannes, both of Nevada City. DEATHS oe Roger and Gallet SOAP SPECIAL 3 bars soap and ear de cologne —all $1 .00 COLGATE’S DENTAL. . CREAM Tubes 29c __ LISTERINE TOOTH . PASTE — Vacation RICHARDSON—In Nevada City.4 June 28, 1940, Forest B. Richardson, formerly of Hobart Mills, brother. o! Mrs. Affie Jones of Sacramento; native of Carson City, Nev, aged 62 years. The funeral services are being arranged by the Holmes e NAPKINS, Funeral JULY ATH NEEDS PAPER PLATES, TABLE CAP PISTOLS AND CAPS ‘Special. 3 tubes for 49c WILDROOT HAIR TONIC, with oil. Large 10 oz. bottle 59c CUPS, CLOTHS, Home in Nevada City. Nevada City. June Thomas John WEEKS — In oo eeu. Weeks o° Plumas County, and Thomas Weeks.of Grass Valley. Karl a_native of! DICKERMAN DRUG STORE 219 BROAD STREET PHONE 30 NEVADA CITY Keep C ARRO'W SPORT Shirts $9.09 10 — $2.50 “TROPICAL . WORSTED PANTS By Sumners $5.95 Rough Rider SLAXS $6.50 0 $9.00 MEN’S — y Shoes 4 By Crosby : Square Sports and Whites $9.90 Interwoven Xunter.woven Oo Sscks. Socks Regulars and Shorties 50c Per Pair —_ 3 Pair For $1.00 128 MILL STREET $2.00 $2.25 STRAW HATS 31.2 25 $2. 25 iETSON STRAWS $3.50 $5.00 Shirts . ‘Whites and Fancy’s $3.95 SWIM TRUNKS By Jantzen and Gantner