July 14, 1941 (4 pages)

PAGE SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET = ~ me f = i ~ AG Fig ok Oe EE MOr'DAY role of own grent doa. if See laigh and thrill, alternating, and besides that its undoubtedly the greatest satire of this generation, oS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING: Featuring Merle Oberon and Melvyn Douglas who dispense barrels of fun in a gay comedy of married Jife which takes a surprising turn when an irresponsible musician comes along. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY With music by Jerome Kern and starring Anna Neage o‘iers something super in the line of special entertainment aglow with gaiety of Mardi Gras sabes Been Eo Sse The world’s favorhis SUNNY: in New Orleans. . See America and the Americas now! a Before you go, convert your funds into BANK OF AMERICA TRAVELERS CHEQUES You can buy them tocally-at-nominal cost: Yet they are backed by the vast resources of this entire statewide bank. Acceptable as ai cash anywhere. NEVADA CITY Bank of AmericaNATIONAL $2951 32 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 495 Branches united for strength and service es mi ". » 4 FRESHEN UP-PERK UP WAKE UP-with HOT WATER TOMATIC ,” = Keep your skin-beauty alive and fresh looking with bot water treatments. a oe . De you suffer from summer wilt — pains in @ tubful of bot that droopy feeling that comes when you are water. hot and drowsy and sticky? A hot bath will put new life into you—and on-tap Hot Water is a Summer necessity. With an ample supply of hot water on tap from an Automatic Gas Water Heater your bathroom can give you many advantages of the finest health resort. From head to foot, hot water can supply the kind of bathing that’s just in line with “what the doctor ordered.” Try some of the suggestions here. They are downright sensible. They take only a few minutes to do—that is, if you have hot water on tap from an economical Automatic Gas a hae ede i Water Heater. If you haven’t, then order a new to bring about restivesleep. Automatic installed in your home today. You'll love it! haa ‘SUNNY’ WILL OPEN THURSDAY Based on the renowned musical comedy of the same name, Anna . Neagle’s mew starring vehicle, ‘‘Sunny”? recounts the remance of an aljluring dancer with a badly smitten . young man of society. The film dra. ma opens at the Nevada Theatre next . Thursday. The story is laid against . the colorful setting of a New Or‘leans of today gay with Mardi Gras celebrants—and is acted by a cast , of screen and stage notables. Strikingly different from any of the star’s previous offerings, the new picture stresses the romantic note to an unusual degree, with John Carrol as the hero and with such cele‘other roles. Miss ‘Neagle has the title part of a dancer and equestrienne who is the bright star of a little carnival. Caught up in the whirl and gaiety of a Mardi Gras crowd, she meets a handsome young Lousianan, Larry Warren and it’s a case of love at first sight. Although his snobbish sister endeavors to break up the affair, a wedding is scheduled to take place at Larry’s huge family home, but just before the ceremony a group of the carnival folk arrive to pay their respects to the bride, embarrassing the guests and reducing Sunny to tears. ‘Feeling that she can have no place among Larry’s people, she runs away .and rejoins the carnival, but Larry suprred on by his hard boiled old aunt, follows her and effects a reconciliation, Fish In Euer Valley— Sheriff Carl Tobiassen, County Clerk R. N. McCormack and Curran brities asRay Bolger, Edward Everett Horton and the Hartmans. in Heath spent Saturday fishing in Euer Valley. “TRAILER VAGABOND” By WARREN BAYLEY LABOR TO BE USED BY STATE FORESTRY DEPT. By T. M. BRIGHT United Press Staff Correspondent SACRAMENTO, July 12.—(UP)— Kenneth L. Fulton of the state department of natural resources Said today that although “serious difficulties’’ have arisen to delay use of prison labor by his department, division chiefs have been ordered to make a canvas contemplating use of convict labor “for at-least Director 1941. six months.”’ Authorization for use of ptison labor by the state divisions of forestry, parks and fish and game was ‘given by the legislature this year. Division chiefs discussed the qugstion at a recent meeting at San Quentin prison. The principal barrier to use of convict labor, Fulton said, was lack of an appropriation. He pointed out the most economical estimates called for expenditure of mental camps. “The legislature apparently is out of the habit of furnishing us’ with funds for developments of projects since during ‘the past few years WPA, NYA and CCC funds have been available,’”’ Fulton said. ation this R. (Red) Jarrard, Hills Flat, Grass This feature appears through the courtesy of O, K. Tire Weld Co. G. Valley, California. ‘ Three Forks, Montana. Lewis and Clark camped here in 1805 as a direct result of Emperor Napoleon’s double-cross of Spain two years before. He sold us the vast Louisiana Purchase for a paltry $15-, 000,060 .in violation of an agreement. with the Spanish. who had actually given France that territory because they covldn’t manage such a large domain and feared the expansion of the ambitious Americans. Oddly enough, France had given that same land to Spain in 1763. On May, 14th, 1804, President Jefferson sent-out the Lewis and Clark Expedition—_44 men and three ‘boats—to explore our newly acquired territory, find the source of the Missouri River and discover a northWest passage to the Pacific.That was the most notable exploration in American history. What remained of that hardy Your hair needs special care Hot water is a first-aid te in summer. Try a sudsy faster, easier shaving dete scrub and bet water rinse. For a speedy pep-up step ing summer. under a stinging bot shower. SEE YOUR DEALER OaTW-74 band arrived hee, JInly 25th, 1805. where the small Jefferson, Madison and Galliton Rivers join to form the headwaters of the Missouri, Weary and worn, the expedition encamped for a rest and a try at contacting local Indians for information § and horses. j This southwestern Montana country is much the same as it was then —a broad, meadowed valley, surrounded by distant mountains and snow capped peaks. The only real difference is that a fine highway runs through here now and the town of Three Forks, two miles distant contracts sharply with the scattered villages of both friendly and hostile tribes of more than a century ago. Luckily the party had obtained yawea of the Shoshone tribe. to guide it through this district and the next leg of its journey. She had lived here as a child before being captured by the fierce Minnetares Indians, with whom her people were constantly warring. Her childhood memories were invaluable to Lewis and Clerk She led the party through dimly, recalled passes and over almost forgotten trails and helped to write a broad page of American history—an 8000 mile trek, by boat, foot and horseback, from St. Louis to the Pacific and return. Captain Clark was back here a year later with another party and explored the Yellowstone Valley further south. In 1810 ,the “Missouri Fur Co. built a trading post on the ground I trod today. Short lived, the post was abandoned within a few months because of the raiding, hostilé Blackfeet Indians. No trace of the settlement remains now. It took years to civilize this district and make it the peaceful cattle raising country it is today. If this little junction of rivers could have long ago managed to hop over a few mountains to the west its waters would now have but a six or seven hundred mile trip to the Pacific. As it is, they wander some 4000 miles in search of an outlet to a sea. north, east and south, through or beside 13 states, to the Mississippi and down to the Gulf of Mexico. A long detour merely because of a short stretch of the Rockies. But if the Pacific had been their eventual goal, there might not have been a Missouri River and perhaps no Lewis and Clark Expedition for me to the services of an Indian girl, Sacawrite about today. Before the Lwin. Next Time I'll Buy Tires From The O. K. O. K. TIRE G. R. (RED) JARRARD Hills Fiat 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat Recaps now $4.25 TAX WELD CO. Grass Valley, California. and iron them at home. 111 Bennett Street Have often found that in the long run it is cheaper to send their soiled clothes to a good laundry than it is to wash Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners Phone 108 MOTHERS Of CHILDREN our company is engaged in 318 BROAD STREET View of Telephone Company’s cable plow ° train in action. In one simultaneous operand buries twin telephone cables in it. Under favorable conditions séveral miles of cable can be laid each day. expansion programs in ‘its history. unique train cuts a deep furrow The call is for ships—planes—a thousand kinds of production. Industry is under pressure. Communications are under pressure. ‘Much of the“leg work” of the times is being done by telephone. . This country has the best telephone equipment in the world and this equipment has extra margins for growth and emergency. Both the growth and the emergency are here. The margins are being used. We are setting up more. On the Pacific Coast, one of the biggest plant THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. TELEPRONE 156, NEVADA CITY It’s New! Revolutionary! —and Exclusive to ‘. Kelvinator! One look at that glass enclosed. Cold-mist Freshener with glass doors will tell you that here is a mew and different refrigerator. But there’s more than meets the eye—for concealed in the walls around the Cold-mist Freshener is a separate set of cooling coils. This new system of: refrigeration provides szpermoist *storage—keeps foods fresher, longer. See this big 63% cu, ft. M-6. Only . . . Other 63/, cu. ft. Kelvinators from . Plan State and Local taxes.extra Grass Valley, California Phone 5 Nevada City Foods Guarded by Glass in this “Cold-mist’ With All-Glass Shelves $ 199.95 * "Delivered in your kitchen with 5Year Protection Freshener AND SEPARATE COOLING COILS IN THE WALLS! Extra! In addition to the coils that freeze ice, there’s a separate set of cooli ing coils concealed in the walls of the food compartment —maintaining correct temperature and humidity throughout. rem KELVINATOR } Prices Start At $124.75 Alpha Stores, Ltd.Phone 88 Grass Valley $36,000 a year to maintain convicts in depart-

PAGE SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET = ~ me f = i ~ AG Fig ok Oe EE MOr'DAY role of own grent doa.. if See laigh and thrill, alternating, and besides that its undoubtedly the greatest satire of this generation, oS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING: Featuring Merle Oberon and Melvyn Douglas who dispense barrels of fun in a gay comedy of married Jife which takes a surprising turn when an irresponsible musician comes along. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY With music by Jerome Kern and starring Anna Neage o‘iers something super in the line of special entertainment aglow with gaiety of Mardi Gras sabes Been Eo Sse The world’s favorhis SUNNY: in New Orleans. . See America and the Americas now! a Before you go, convert your funds into BANK OF AMERICA TRAVELERS CHEQUES You can buy them tocally-at-nominal cost: Yet they are backed by the vast resources of this entire statewide bank. Acceptable as ai cash anywhere. NEVADA CITY Bank of AmericaNATIONAL $2951 32 ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 495 Branches united for strength and service es mi ". » 4 FRESHEN UP-PERK UP WAKE UP-with HOT WATER TOMATIC ,” = Keep your skin-beauty alive and fresh looking with bot water treatments. a oe . De you suffer from summer wilt — pains in @ tubful of bot that droopy feeling that comes when you are water. hot and drowsy and sticky? A hot bath will put new life into you—and on-tap Hot Water is a Summer necessity. With an ample supply of hot water on tap from an Automatic Gas Water Heater your bathroom can give you many advantages of the finest health resort. From head to foot, hot water can supply the kind of bathing that’s just in line with “what the doctor ordered.” Try some of the suggestions here. They are downright sensible. They take only a few minutes to do—that is, if you have hot water on tap from an economical Automatic Gas a hae ede i Water Heater. If you haven’t, then order a new to bring about restivesleep. Automatic installed in your home today. You'll love it! haa ‘SUNNY’ WILL OPEN THURSDAY Based on the renowned musical comedy of the same name, Anna . Neagle’s mew starring vehicle, ‘‘Sunny”? recounts the remance of an aljluring dancer with a badly smitten . young man of society. The film dra. ma opens at the Nevada Theatre next . Thursday. The story is laid against . the colorful setting of a New Or‘leans of today gay with Mardi Gras celebrants—and is acted by a cast , of screen and stage notables. Strikingly different from any of the star’s previous offerings, the new picture stresses the romantic note to an unusual degree, with John Carrol as the hero and with such cele‘other roles. Miss ‘Neagle has the title part of a dancer and equestrienne who is the bright star of a little carnival. Caught up in the whirl and gaiety of a Mardi Gras crowd, she meets a handsome young Lousianan, Larry Warren and it’s a case of love at first sight. Although his snobbish sister endeavors to break up the affair, a wedding is scheduled to take place at Larry’s huge family home, but just before the ceremony a group of the carnival folk arrive to pay their respects to the bride, embarrassing the guests and reducing Sunny to tears. ‘Feeling that she can have no place among Larry’s people, she runs away .and rejoins the carnival, but Larry suprred on by his hard boiled old aunt, follows her and effects a reconciliation, Fish In Euer Valley— Sheriff Carl Tobiassen, County Clerk R. N. McCormack and Curran brities asRay Bolger, Edward Everett Horton and the Hartmans. in Heath spent Saturday fishing in Euer Valley. “TRAILER VAGABOND” By WARREN BAYLEY LABOR TO BE USED BY STATE FORESTRY DEPT. By T. M. BRIGHT United Press Staff Correspondent SACRAMENTO, July 12.—(UP)— Kenneth L. Fulton of the state department of natural resources Said today that although “serious difficulties’’ have arisen to delay use of prison labor by his department, division chiefs have been ordered to make a canvas contemplating use of convict labor “for at-least Director 1941. six months.”’ Authorization for use of ptison labor by the state divisions of forestry, parks and fish and game was ‘given by the legislature this year. Division chiefs discussed the qugstion at a recent meeting at San Quentin prison. The principal barrier to use of convict labor, Fulton said, was lack of an appropriation. He pointed out the most economical estimates called for expenditure of mental camps. “The legislature apparently is out of the habit of furnishing us’ with funds for developments of projects since during ‘the past few years WPA, NYA and CCC funds have been available,’”’ Fulton said. ation this R. (Red) Jarrard, Hills Flat, Grass This feature appears through the courtesy of O, K. Tire Weld Co. G. Valley, California. ‘ Three Forks, Montana. Lewis and Clark camped here in 1805 as a direct result of Emperor Napoleon’s double-cross of Spain two years before. He sold us the vast Louisiana Purchase for a paltry $15-, 000,060 .in violation of an agreement. with the Spanish. who had actually given France that territory because they covldn’t manage such a large domain and feared the expansion of the ambitious Americans. Oddly enough, France had given that same land to Spain in 1763. On May, 14th, 1804, President

Jefferson sent-out the Lewis and Clark Expedition—_44 men and three ‘boats—to explore our newly acquired territory, find the source of the Missouri River and discover a northWest passage to the Pacific.That was the most notable exploration in American history. What remained of that hardy Your hair needs special care Hot water is a first-aid te in summer. Try a sudsy faster, easier shaving dete scrub and bet water rinse. For a speedy pep-up step ing summer. under a stinging bot shower. SEE YOUR DEALER OaTW-74 band arrived hee, JInly 25th, 1805. where the small Jefferson, Madison and Galliton Rivers join to form the headwaters of the Missouri, Weary and worn, the expedition encamped for a rest and a try at contacting local Indians for information § and horses. j This southwestern Montana country is much the same as it was then —a broad, meadowed valley, surrounded by distant mountains and snow capped peaks. The only real difference is that a fine highway runs through here now and the town of Three Forks, two miles distant contracts sharply with the scattered villages of both friendly and hostile tribes of more than a century ago. Luckily the party had obtained yawea of the Shoshone tribe. to guide it through this district and the next leg of its journey. She had lived here as a child before being captured by the fierce Minnetares Indians, with whom her people were constantly warring. Her childhood memories were invaluable to Lewis and Clerk She led the party through dimly, recalled passes and over almost forgotten trails and helped to write a broad page of American history—an 8000 mile trek, by boat, foot and horseback, from St. Louis to the Pacific and return. Captain Clark was back here a year later with another party and explored the Yellowstone Valley further south. In 1810 ,the “Missouri Fur Co. built a trading post on the ground I trod today. Short lived, the post was abandoned within a few months because of the raiding, hostilé Blackfeet Indians. No trace of the settlement remains now. It took years to civilize this district and make it the peaceful cattle raising country it is today. If this little junction of rivers could have long ago managed to hop over a few mountains to the west its waters would now have but a six or seven hundred mile trip to the Pacific. As it is, they wander some 4000 miles in search of an outlet to a sea. north, east and south, through or beside 13 states, to the Mississippi and down to the Gulf of Mexico. A long detour merely because of a short stretch of the Rockies. But if the Pacific had been their eventual goal, there might not have been a Missouri River and perhaps no Lewis and Clark Expedition for me to the services of an Indian girl, Sacawrite about today. Before the Lwin. Next Time I'll Buy Tires From The O. K. O. K. TIRE G. R. (RED) JARRARD Hills Fiat 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat Recaps now $4.25 TAX WELD CO. Grass Valley, California. and iron them at home. 111 Bennett Street Have often found that in the long run it is cheaper to send their soiled clothes to a good laundry than it is to wash Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners Phone 108 MOTHERS Of CHILDREN our company is engaged in 318 BROAD STREET View of Telephone Company’s cable plow ° train in action. In one simultaneous operand buries twin telephone cables in it. Under favorable conditions séveral miles of cable can be laid each day. expansion programs in ‘its history. unique train cuts a deep furrow The call is for ships—planes—a thousand kinds of production. Industry is under pressure. Communications are under pressure. ‘Much of the“leg work” of the times is being done by telephone. . This country has the best telephone equipment in the world and this equipment has extra margins for growth and emergency. Both the growth and the emergency are here. The margins are being used. We are setting up more. On the Pacific Coast, one of the biggest plant THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. TELEPRONE 156, NEVADA CITY It’s New! Revolutionary! —and Exclusive to ‘. Kelvinator! One look at that glass enclosed. Cold-mist Freshener with glass doors will tell you that here is a mew and different refrigerator. But there’s more than meets the eye—for concealed in the walls around the Cold-mist Freshener is a separate set of cooling coils. This new system of: refrigeration provides szpermoist *storage—keeps foods fresher, longer. See this big 63% cu, ft. M-6. Only . . . Other 63/, cu. ft. Kelvinators from . Plan State and Local taxes.extra Grass Valley, California Phone 5 Nevada City Foods Guarded by Glass in this “Cold-mist’ With All-Glass Shelves $ 199.95 * "Delivered in your kitchen with 5Year Protection Freshener AND SEPARATE COOLING COILS IN THE WALLS! Extra! In addition to the coils that freeze ice, there’s a separate set of cooli ing coils concealed in the walls of the food compartment —maintaining correct temperature and humidity throughout. rem KELVINATOR } Prices Start At $124.75 Alpha Stores, Ltd.Phone 88 Grass Valley $36,000 a year to maintain convicts in depart-