July 7, 1941 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR nee tn ae eee FOURTH AND WEEKEND SPENT HERE BY E. J. OTT, JR., FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ott, Jr., and son, Emil, of Sacramento, were guests ‘at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Ott, Sr:, here during the weekend. Ott, Jr., spent much of his time fishing and had good results, Saturday the Otis and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur fished at Lake Tahoe. “tritish Honduras’ only railway ‘s @ 36 mile logging road. oo. Sears MEAT is ene of our most valuable foods Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City 6 ‘We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs _ that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. me COURT CALENDAR The following ordes were made in the superior court by Judge Geo. L. tones: i Es ate of Annie Ford, <etition for ters of admin‘stration. Ida Uren ‘p otnted adminis ‘ratix. Estate of Ben-y Woolcock, petition for letters of administration. C. A, Heath appointed administrator. Estate of Darl Albert DeNeal. Petition for letters of administration continued to July 18th. Hstatea of Faverd W. Schmidt, pe‘ition for letters of administration. Mathilde V. Schmidt appointed administratrix. Estate of Katie Reinhart, Petition udasor ‘UONeAIS[ULUIPe JO Slee] 10J * Reinhart appointed administrator. Estate of August Wolf. Petition for letters of administration continued to July 18th. Estate of ‘Margaret Leddy. Final account approved and. distribution as prayed for. Estate of Carl Curry. Final ac-ount approved and estate distributed as prayed for. Estate of Charles E, “Martz, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. EState of Oliver ‘C. Shebley, deceased. Petition to set aside homestead and for family allowance. Continued to July 18th. Estate of John A. Graves petition for probate will. Submitted. Estate of E. A. Baldwin, deceased. Petition for ‘probate will. Will adappointed executrix. ' Estate Franklin Stevens: Parker, deceased. Petition to estabish fact of death. approved. : Claude ‘H. Painter vs. J. C. Penney Co. Demurrer to complaint. Demurrer submitted without argument. Fred H. Evans vs. Travis J. Hosking, demurrer to complaint. Dropped from calendar to be restored upon ten days notice. ‘Arthur Triol vs. The Arundel Corporation, Setting case for trial. Trial et for October 20, 1941. Angelina Roberts et al vs. Archie Ramsen. Setting case for trial. Trial set for September 28. Bedding Plants Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest ‘selection in this district. Prize Dahlia Bulbs. Gold Fish, Canaries and Pet supplies. Garden Sprays and Plant Foods. Hills Flat Bird Store Grass Valley KN . just a trickle of electricity. i Be Cool, Be Happy this summer. Eat, Relax and Sleep in !}. moisture-washed, moisture-cooled afford it. You should enjoy it. Cooler today! SEE YOUR DEALER YES INDEED, Electric Evaporative Cooling will make a new . man of you this summer. You come home after a busy day to be greeted by pe -up weather in your home. You lift your head and beeathe deep of moisturetinged air as cool as a breeze off a mountain lake.That’s comfort! You should be enjoying Evaporative Cooling in your home now. Thousands of families are using these emcee and efficient home-cooling devices in interior California, These families like Eva because: 1. An Evaporative Cooler is DEFINITELY NOT hig po 2. An Evaporative Cooler circulates a large volume of resh, filtered COOL air. 3. An Evaporative Cooler operates on ~ tative cocker air in your home. You can Install an Electric Evaporative mitted to probate and Lola Hoover . eT aidaiinee ‘FLAME OF NE ORLEANS’ OPENS HERE TOMORROW ;— Universal’s ‘Flame of New Orlieauat which opens Tuesday night iat the Nevada Theatre features a bri-liant cast of actors and actresses who would have been, respectively a concert violinist, a hospital arcnitect, a 8tock broker, a school teacher, a swimming teacher, and dead by \starvation, but for the smell of . ereaspaint and the vagaries of chance, Marlene Dietrich was a child violin prodigy, and was accounted a promising candidate for the concert stage when a student at a Weimer, Germany, music school. She sprained her wrist. practicing intricate Bach exercises and the hand never recovered. She went to ‘Max Heinhardt’s theatrical school and from there inNEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 7, 1941. — ——————————— Searls Brothers — Visitors In Nevada City Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Searls were visitors during Jast week here., Also here were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searls and family. Carroll Searls, one of Nevada Citys most famous men, is an attorney for the Newmont Mining Corporation with headquarters in New York. Some day Searls hopes to build a home at Town Talk. He annually visits Nevada ‘City on his vacation and renews friendships with many Nevada City residents. Robert Searls is the attorney for the Empire-Star Mines Company, Ltd., in San Francisco and is a more frequent visitor in this city, ° tank May Pardini Weds George Beyer Miss Lena Mary Pardini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pardini of the Newtown district, became the bride to pictures. Roland Young was educated for architecture at University College, . London. Just after graduation he. tried the dramatic school founded . by Sir Beerhohm Tree, just for a, lark. He never left the stage, except to enter moving pictures, ‘Bruce Cabot, as Jacques de Bujac was ‘selling stocks in a Los Angeles brokers’ office and went to a studio one day: on business. By blind chance he met an agent. who asked him to take a test, and he has been in pictures since. . Harry E. Fisk et al vs. Robert Morris, setting case for trial. Trial set for September 30. Frank D. Kuenzley vs. John Ff. Smith, default to quiet title, Decree made anieting title. : Camille M. Dymond vs.’ William R. Dymond. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted. Renee Smith vs. Roscoe Smith, divoree. Dropped from calendar. Villa Webler. vs. Thomas R. WebJer. default annulment. Continued to July 18th. Annie May ‘Grant vs. Harold <A. Grant. Decree modifying final decree of divorce. i Janis Oates vs. Harvey Oates;. order to show cause. ‘Continued to July 18th. Christie Jane Bertino vs. Joh? Bertino, order to show cause. Defendant adjudged in contempt of court. Bench warrant issued. (Mary Louise Hansen. vs. Iver Claude Hansen. Order to show cause. Hearing continued to July 18. of George Dean Beyer, Nevada and Yuba County rancher and stockman, at the St. Patricks’ Catholic Church in Grass Valley Saturday morning. The bride was atteneded by her ‘sister Miss Adeline Pardini, Willis Pardini off Mill Valley acted as best man. Mrs. Harry Kramer of San Francisco sang, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Berryman of Grass Valley. The wedding was followed by a reception in the Bret Harte Inn at Grass Valley. The couple then left’ on a honeymoon trip in the Pacific . Northwest. The ‘former Miss Pardini had been teaching in San Francisco schools for several years. CHESTER PETERSON ACQUIRES LOCAL SERVICE STATION The James Cornel! Service Station on Broad and Commercial Street has been acquired by Chester Peterson, a well known local man. Peterson took over the business on July 1st. NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please advise us ff at any time you do not receive your ‘paper. This will help us give you . prompt and regular service. “TRAILER VAGABOND” By WARREN BAYLEY R. (Red) Jarrard, Hills Flat, Grass This feature appears through the courtesy of O. K. Tire Weld Co. G. Valley, California. Grand Teton National Park, Wyo. Many years ago a group of dude ranchers here in northern Wyoming decided to build a church. That in itself is a little unusual, but ‘when it was completed a very unusual happening made it one of the oustanding places of worship to be found in the world. A small, rustic structure, sis chapel of the Transfiguration stands in a pleasant green meadow at the base of the rugged Teton ‘Mountains here ‘in Grand Teton National Park. It is just across the river from the town of Moose, which is a store-postoffice, gas pump, four or five friendly people and an equally friendly dog. ‘No one around here seems _ to know exactly when the church was built, Its pastor is away on vacation so he can’t tell me. But it was around twenty five years ago that the dude ranchers laid it out and construction began. When the chapel was completed it was found to be too dark inside so an additional window was cut in the back wall, behind what was to be the altar. After that was done— no altar was necessary. That four by seven foot window accidentally revealed a magnificent scene, far more beautiful and in tune with our Maker than any altar could possibly have been. It is ‘the chapel’s altar now and has become famous. About 10 people can be seated in this unique chapel during the 10 and 11 a. m,. services held during July and August. They look right out of that broad window and _= see—as though expertly painted and framed on the wall—the towering jagged peak of Grand Teton, whose 13,766 foot top, first scaled in 1898 rises over 7000 feeet above the _ valley floor. They admire the snow capped heads of Nex Perc and Mount Owen twelve thousand and thirteen thousand feet in elevation respectfully, the most difficult peaks of the range to climb, a challenge to mountaineers until only eleven years ago when they were finally mastered. (People have journeyed from as far away as Norway to be married in this unusual church, Last year an impressed artist visitor returned to her New York studio and imade a pair or exquisite stained glass windows for the church’s small entrance hall; one depicting the -beauty of this Jackson Hole country ‘im summer, the other glorifying in pink and white, the Teton range in winter. These Teton mountains are considered equal to the Swiss Alps, both in beauty and dangers to climbers. No party is allowed to attempt an ascent today before reporting to ilo cal rangers, who okay its equipment and may insist upon use of the park’s authorized guide service. No one is allowed to risk his life alone, as many have been lost on the steep sides of the Tetons since their discovery by John Colter in 1807. Created a national park in 1929, this 150 square mile strip of the Teton range is now penetrated by 86 miles of the finest trails of the national park system. But above them lurk shimmering glaciers and almost perpendicular rock walls— dangerous threats to those who would scale the highest peaks. Yet. from the valley below, from the altar-window of the chapel of the Transfiguration, those death dealing peaks are things of beauty, forming a fitting back drop for a holy place of worship, 4 ‘. From The O. K. . K. TIRE G. R. (RED) Hills Flat Before the TAX Next thee I'll Buy Tires Recaps now $4.25 WELD CO. JARRARD Grass Valley, California. 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat ~ EE Grass Valley Se a Hurt In Car Crash -. Leo Cummins, Grass Valley automobile salesman, was injured yesterday afternoon when his automobile hit a tree trunk on the Lava Cap road. ; Cummins was taken to the Jones Memorial Hospital in-a Holmes ambulanee. His injuries are not considered serious. The automobile of the injured man was badly lamaged. Returns to Mare Island— Bobby Graham, who visited with his parents and other relatives and friends during Fourth of July, returned Saturday night to Vallejo, where he is employed as a welder in the shipyards. Opium is still one of the leading products of Turkey. Is Visitor Here— Johnny Sbaffi’s many friends were happy to see him during the weekend. Sbafifi, a member of the national guard unit inducted in Sacramen~to, was employed in the office at the Lava Cap prior to his departure for a year’s military service at San Luis Obispo. RECOVERING FROM STROKE Mrs. ‘Kate McCormack, retired loeal schoolteacher and mother of County Clerk R. N. McCormack, is recovering at the Miners Hospital from a stroke, suffered at her home last week. To Fish The American— Irving Long, insurance man, and Mrs. Long will spend several days in Placerville. Long intends to try his: luck fishing in the American River, Nevada Theatre MONDAY The Great American Broadcast: — An intensely moving drama of a foursome unfolding in a brilliant romance to accompaniment of songs, laughter and specialty numbers, with Alice Faye, John Payne and Jack Oakie featured. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS: Marlene Dietrich with an all star supporting cast in a Mardi Gras romance of beautiful belles, bold buccaneers, gallant lovers and very gay ladies, living in a city of revelry. ein ‘ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT: . With Humphrey Bogart, Joan Leslie, Eddie Albert and Sylvia Sidney in a battering drama of the road where reckless men and women adventure their lives in’search of happiness. . __ PICTURES OF ARE ON DISPLAY AT Uflers GRASS VALLSY TR. ‘THE PARADE It’s New! I lv One look at that glass enclosed Cold-mist Freshener with glass doors will tell you that here is a wew 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 supermoist storage—keeps foods 6% cu. ft. M-6. Only .° . . Other 63/, cu. ft. Kelvinators from Foods iared by Glass in this Cold-mist’ Freshener fresher, longer. See this big $ 199.95 8 "Delivered in your kitchen with -Year Protecti Plan State and Local 7 i extra Aten. . Revolutionary! © —and Exclusive to . Kelvinator! Gree = AND SEPARATE COOLING COILS IN THE WALLS! Extra! In addition to the coils that freeze ice, there’s a separate set of cooling coils concealed in the walls of the food compartment —maintaining cor{ rect temperature and humidity throughout. a fet KELVINATOR . Phone 5 Nevada City Prices Start At $124.75 Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley by

PAGE FOUR nee tn ae eee FOURTH AND WEEKEND SPENT HERE BY E. J. OTT, JR., FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ott, Jr., and son, Emil, of Sacramento, were guests ‘at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Ott, Sr:, here during the weekend. Ott, Jr., spent much of his time fishing and had good results, Saturday the Otis and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur fished at Lake Tahoe. “tritish Honduras’ only railway ‘s @ 36 mile logging road. oo. Sears MEAT is ene of our most valuable foods Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City 6 ‘We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs _ that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. me COURT CALENDAR The following ordes were made in the superior court by Judge Geo. L. tones: i Es ate of Annie Ford, <etition for ters of admin‘stration. Ida Uren ‘p otnted adminis ‘ratix. Estate of Ben-y Woolcock, petition for letters of administration. C. A, Heath appointed administrator. Estate of Darl Albert DeNeal. Petition for letters of administration continued to July 18th. Hstatea of Faverd W. Schmidt, pe‘ition for letters of administration. Mathilde V. Schmidt appointed administratrix. Estate of Katie Reinhart, Petition udasor ‘UONeAIS[ULUIPe JO Slee] 10J * Reinhart appointed administrator. Estate of August Wolf. Petition for letters of administration continued to July 18th. Estate of ‘Margaret Leddy. Final account approved and. distribution as prayed for. Estate of Carl Curry. Final ac-ount approved and estate distributed as prayed for. Estate of Charles E, “Martz, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. EState of Oliver ‘C. Shebley, deceased. Petition to set aside homestead and for family allowance. Continued to July 18th. Estate of John A. Graves petition for probate will. Submitted. Estate of E. A. Baldwin, deceased. Petition for ‘probate will. Will adappointed executrix. ' Estate Franklin Stevens: Parker, deceased. Petition to estabish fact of death. approved. : Claude ‘H. Painter vs. J. C. Penney Co. Demurrer to complaint. Demurrer submitted without argument. Fred H. Evans vs. Travis J. Hosking, demurrer to complaint. Dropped from calendar to be restored upon ten days notice. ‘Arthur Triol vs. The Arundel Corporation, Setting case for trial. Trial et for October 20, 1941. Angelina Roberts et al vs. Archie Ramsen. Setting case for trial. Trial set for September 28. Bedding Plants Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest ‘selection in this district. Prize Dahlia Bulbs. Gold Fish, Canaries and Pet supplies. Garden Sprays and Plant Foods. Hills Flat Bird Store Grass Valley KN . just a trickle of electricity. i Be Cool, Be Happy this summer. Eat, Relax and Sleep in !}. moisture-washed, moisture-cooled afford it. You should enjoy it. Cooler today! SEE YOUR DEALER YES INDEED, Electric Evaporative Cooling will make a new . man of you this summer. You come home after a busy day to be greeted by pe -up weather in your home. You lift your head and beeathe deep of moisturetinged air as cool as a breeze off a mountain lake.That’s comfort! You should be enjoying Evaporative Cooling in your home now. Thousands of families are using these emcee and efficient home-cooling devices in interior California, These families like Eva because: 1. An Evaporative Cooler is DEFINITELY NOT hig po 2. An Evaporative Cooler circulates a large volume of resh, filtered COOL air. 3. An Evaporative Cooler operates on ~ tative cocker air in your home. You can Install an Electric Evaporative mitted to probate and Lola Hoover . eT aidaiinee ‘FLAME OF NE ORLEANS’ OPENS HERE TOMORROW ;— Universal’s ‘Flame of New Orlieauat which opens Tuesday night iat the Nevada Theatre features a bri-liant cast of actors and actresses who would have been, respectively a concert violinist, a hospital arcnitect, a 8tock broker, a school teacher, a swimming teacher, and dead by \starvation, but for the smell of . ereaspaint and the vagaries of chance, Marlene Dietrich was a child violin prodigy, and was accounted a promising candidate for the concert stage when a student at a Weimer, Germany, music school. She sprained her wrist. practicing intricate Bach exercises and the hand never recovered. She went to ‘Max Heinhardt’s theatrical school and from there inNEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 7, 1941. — ——————————— Searls Brothers — Visitors In Nevada City Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Searls were visitors during Jast week here., Also here were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searls and family. Carroll Searls, one of Nevada Citys most famous men, is an attorney for the Newmont Mining Corporation with headquarters in New York. Some day Searls hopes to build a home at Town Talk. He annually visits Nevada ‘City on his vacation and renews friendships with many Nevada City residents. Robert Searls is the attorney for the Empire-Star Mines Company, Ltd., in San Francisco and is a more frequent visitor in this city, ° tank May Pardini Weds George Beyer Miss Lena Mary Pardini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pardini of the Newtown district, became the bride to pictures. Roland Young was educated for architecture at University College, . London. Just after graduation he. tried the dramatic school founded . by Sir Beerhohm Tree, just for a, lark. He never left the stage, except to enter moving pictures, ‘Bruce Cabot, as Jacques de Bujac was ‘selling stocks in a Los Angeles brokers’ office and went to a studio one day: on business. By blind chance he met an agent. who asked him to take a test, and he has been in pictures since. . Harry E. Fisk et al vs. Robert Morris, setting case for trial. Trial set for September 30. Frank D. Kuenzley vs. John Ff. Smith, default to quiet title, Decree made anieting title. : Camille M. Dymond vs.’ William R. Dymond. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted. Renee Smith vs. Roscoe Smith, divoree. Dropped from calendar. Villa Webler. vs. Thomas R. WebJer. default annulment. Continued to July 18th. Annie May ‘Grant vs. Harold <A. Grant. Decree modifying final decree of divorce. i Janis Oates vs. Harvey Oates;. order to show cause. ‘Continued to July 18th. Christie Jane Bertino vs. Joh? Bertino, order to show cause. Defendant adjudged in contempt of court. Bench warrant issued. (Mary Louise Hansen. vs. Iver Claude Hansen. Order to show cause. Hearing continued to July 18. of George Dean Beyer, Nevada and Yuba County rancher and stockman, at the St. Patricks’ Catholic Church in Grass Valley Saturday morning. The bride was atteneded by her ‘sister Miss Adeline Pardini, Willis Pardini off Mill Valley acted as best man. Mrs. Harry Kramer of San Francisco sang, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Berryman of Grass Valley. The wedding was followed by a reception in the Bret Harte Inn at Grass Valley. The couple then left’ on a honeymoon trip in the Pacific . Northwest. The ‘former Miss Pardini had been teaching in San Francisco schools for several years. CHESTER PETERSON ACQUIRES LOCAL SERVICE STATION The James Cornel! Service Station on Broad and Commercial Street has been acquired by Chester Peterson, a well known local man. Peterson took over the business on July 1st. NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please advise us ff at

any time you do not receive your ‘paper. This will help us give you . prompt and regular service. “TRAILER VAGABOND” By WARREN BAYLEY R. (Red) Jarrard, Hills Flat, Grass This feature appears through the courtesy of O. K. Tire Weld Co. G. Valley, California. Grand Teton National Park, Wyo. Many years ago a group of dude ranchers here in northern Wyoming decided to build a church. That in itself is a little unusual, but ‘when it was completed a very unusual happening made it one of the oustanding places of worship to be found in the world. A small, rustic structure, sis chapel of the Transfiguration stands in a pleasant green meadow at the base of the rugged Teton ‘Mountains here ‘in Grand Teton National Park. It is just across the river from the town of Moose, which is a store-postoffice, gas pump, four or five friendly people and an equally friendly dog. ‘No one around here seems _ to know exactly when the church was built, Its pastor is away on vacation so he can’t tell me. But it was around twenty five years ago that the dude ranchers laid it out and construction began. When the chapel was completed it was found to be too dark inside so an additional window was cut in the back wall, behind what was to be the altar. After that was done— no altar was necessary. That four by seven foot window accidentally revealed a magnificent scene, far more beautiful and in tune with our Maker than any altar could possibly have been. It is ‘the chapel’s altar now and has become famous. About 10 people can be seated in this unique chapel during the 10 and 11 a. m,. services held during July and August. They look right out of that broad window and _= see—as though expertly painted and framed on the wall—the towering jagged peak of Grand Teton, whose 13,766 foot top, first scaled in 1898 rises over 7000 feeet above the _ valley floor. They admire the snow capped heads of Nex Perc and Mount Owen twelve thousand and thirteen thousand feet in elevation respectfully, the most difficult peaks of the range to climb, a challenge to mountaineers until only eleven years ago when they were finally mastered. (People have journeyed from as far away as Norway to be married in this unusual church, Last year an impressed artist visitor returned to her New York studio and imade a pair or exquisite stained glass windows for the church’s small entrance hall; one depicting the -beauty of this Jackson Hole country ‘im summer, the other glorifying in pink and white, the Teton range in winter. These Teton mountains are considered equal to the Swiss Alps, both in beauty and dangers to climbers. No party is allowed to attempt an ascent today before reporting to ilo cal rangers, who okay its equipment and may insist upon use of the park’s authorized guide service. No one is allowed to risk his life alone, as many have been lost on the steep sides of the Tetons since their discovery by John Colter in 1807. Created a national park in 1929, this 150 square mile strip of the Teton range is now penetrated by 86 miles of the finest trails of the national park system. But above them lurk shimmering glaciers and almost perpendicular rock walls— dangerous threats to those who would scale the highest peaks. Yet. from the valley below, from the altar-window of the chapel of the Transfiguration, those death dealing peaks are things of beauty, forming a fitting back drop for a holy place of worship, 4 ‘. From The O. K. . K. TIRE G. R. (RED) Hills Flat Before the TAX Next thee I'll Buy Tires Recaps now $4.25 WELD CO. JARRARD Grass Valley, California. 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat ~ EE Grass Valley Se a Hurt In Car Crash -. Leo Cummins, Grass Valley automobile salesman, was injured yesterday afternoon when his automobile hit a tree trunk on the Lava Cap road. ; Cummins was taken to the Jones Memorial Hospital in-a Holmes ambulanee. His injuries are not considered serious. The automobile of the injured man was badly lamaged. Returns to Mare Island— Bobby Graham, who visited with his parents and other relatives and friends during Fourth of July, returned Saturday night to Vallejo, where he is employed as a welder in the shipyards. Opium is still one of the leading products of Turkey. Is Visitor Here— Johnny Sbaffi’s many friends were happy to see him during the weekend. Sbafifi, a member of the national guard unit inducted in Sacramen~to, was employed in the office at the Lava Cap prior to his departure for a year’s military service at San Luis Obispo. RECOVERING FROM STROKE Mrs. ‘Kate McCormack, retired loeal schoolteacher and mother of County Clerk R. N. McCormack, is recovering at the Miners Hospital from a stroke, suffered at her home last week. To Fish The American— Irving Long, insurance man, and Mrs. Long will spend several days in Placerville. Long intends to try his: luck fishing in the American River, Nevada Theatre MONDAY The Great American Broadcast: — An intensely moving drama of a foursome unfolding in a brilliant romance to accompaniment of songs, laughter and specialty numbers, with Alice Faye, John Payne and Jack Oakie featured. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS: Marlene Dietrich with an all star supporting cast in a Mardi Gras romance of beautiful belles, bold buccaneers, gallant lovers and very gay ladies, living in a city of revelry. ein ‘ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT: . With Humphrey Bogart, Joan Leslie, Eddie Albert and Sylvia Sidney in a battering drama of the road where reckless men and women adventure their lives in’search of happiness.. . __ PICTURES OF ARE ON DISPLAY AT Uflers GRASS VALLSY TR. ‘THE PARADE It’s New! I lv One look at that glass enclosed Cold-mist Freshener with glass doors will tell you that here is a wew 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 supermoist storage—keeps foods 6% cu. ft. M-6. Only .° . . Other 63/, cu. ft. Kelvinators from Foods iared by Glass in this Cold-mist’ Freshener fresher, longer. See this big $ 199.95 8 "Delivered in your kitchen with -Year Protecti Plan State and Local 7 i extra Aten. . Revolutionary! © —and Exclusive to . Kelvinator! Gree = AND SEPARATE COOLING COILS IN THE WALLS! Extra! In addition to the coils that freeze ice, there’s a separate set of cooling coils concealed in the walls of the food compartment —maintaining cor{ rect temperature and humidity throughout. a fet KELVINATOR . Phone 5 Nevada City Prices Start At $124.75 Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley by