June 17, 1938 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET . ae aia ES oe a rae ey BLACK BEAR MINE ~——— crew of about five men are de-veloping ore at the Black Bear mine in the Rough’ and Ready district on Deer Creek. A large Pelton wheel down in the creek is being used to develop. water power for operations. This property is a portion of the Cooley Butler holdings. He also owns and operates the Golden Center mine at Grass Valley. : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtelotte of ’ Big Creek are spending this week at their home in Willow Valley. They have as house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Strain of Big Creek, who are enjoying their first visit to this district. Picnic Needs PAPER PLATES. _ Dennison with colored borders : 3 Sizes—Best Quality 10c Package PAPER CUPS TO MATCH Plates holds hot coffee ~10c Package TABLECLOTHS All Colors PAPER NAPKINS All Colors. 10c Package . THERMOS BOTTLES FOOD JARS LA CROSS MANICURE IMPLEMENTS Nail Files, Tweezers, Clippers CUTEX AND GLAZO Nail Polishes —In the new shades— Thistle, Rust, Suntan, Tropic, * Congo, Heather DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY Scissors, Joseph Carter Orchestra DANCE MUSIC With Sparkling Personality At LAKE OLYMPIA _ . Northern Californja’s Most PicDANCING FROM 6 TO 2 eecdaccccedecsesconnses: Admission, per couple .. $1.00 }) Just WonDER IN tent with this state of affairs, really a person, of ancient writers, sheltering and so doing. And now, we ‘love not mother les py not only one but every dad and give a little more, pose more confidence in day for in all the wérld you can h and counsellor. Making a pal thing any boy or girl can tiful words in any language but was that entirely correct? in love agree. -Uncle Silas says: on Father's Day.” I wonder if his day will bringTo dad unseasonable supplies. Of garters with trick fastenings, Of handkerchiefs and flowered ties; And will he feel disrhayed to find Himself the center “of attraction, Or find the day has really been One of unusual satisfaction? See . wonder how many of us will try to make father’s day, June 19, one of real joy and satisfaction to the dear mah who is so necessary to our own happiness and well being. For many years father took a back seat; it was mother who occupied the pedestal and received the almost worshipful homage of her young sons and daughters. Father was conindeed in most American homes he aided and abetted the young folks. Mother was a queen— a king? oh, there wasn’t-any king, father was just father. \ We woke up at length; and realized that actually the head of the family, in the words “16 house band’, without whose presence the home life would be as imperfect as it would be without mother) Mother might be a new woman inist, or & public official, or just the gentle home body whom so many of us remember so lovingly and tenderly today, but father—why,,. father was a king — in his own right, giving much, demanding little, loving us with all his big loyal heart, rotecting us by every means within his power, so, we instituted Father’s Day, and I ordained to preach, my text would be, but father more,” try to make him haprespect your own opinions but reis, spend more time in his company, confide in him, get acquai ted with the man you call father, ve no truer do—l\know. . wonder if you remember being told were mother, home and heaven; The list seems painfully incomplete; it should be amended to read, father, mother, home and heaven—the heaven of an earthly home where happy hearts “Il thought we fathe s had a real break until-I got a bill for the silk sox mother and the girls gave me __A. MERRIAM CONNER. father was ia suffragette, a femgreat credit to us for of the. year, ask a little less, of friend, no safer guide f one’s father is the wisest that the most beauSocial Events Miss Miriam Sharpe Hostess to Schoolmates Miss Miriam Sharpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall P. Sharpe of Gethsemane street, entertained a group of iher friends at a party given afzer the graduation exercises Friday evening. All the guests were members of the Class of 1938, Nevada City high school, and had an enjoyable time. Refreshments were served by Miss Sharpe and party games were played. Those who attended were: Vella Flindt, Sylvia Moody, Helen Provine, Edna Uhrig, Edna Richerson, Ernest Chapman, Reg Kennedy, Melvin Clark, Jim Odegaard, Bill Molthen, Donald Thomas, Robert . Hudnall, Robert Vanberg, Donald Bosworth, the hostess and Bill Nolan of San Francisco. . Alleghany Couple Are ‘Wedded in Reno Miss Catherine Develey and Reno Macari of Alleghany went to Reno, Nevada last Saturday and were married. They ‘were accompanied by Donald Macari of Nevada City, brother of the groom, and wife. me bride wore a ‘sharkskin suit ing of a man, with a big heart ‘"EWIN BROTHER in: Booth EBEARD'S apes # “a eee ts & . mith. She asks oo és ELLs of the South, she jhas: the. sweetest kiss t heart of all the belles and beauties SATURDAY . ~ ;a furious story of an American and lived scrappily ever after. not seen Gary in love, you ee ICE TO WATER CONSUMERS — mn ours willbe in effect from this date. Ir6to9 a.m; . to be run outside of these hours. Have — fj with blue accessories. — Her flowers takes all, gives nothing. of her time. Soul stirDON'T CRY: Sof the makJ tug. _ Garland and Micky drama. And PENROD AND HIS Tarkington’s immortal story. SUNDAY . EIGHTH WIFE=20"::~ C la udette who met his lovely fate in Once he had to spank her. If ain’t seen nothin’ yet. 5 to 8 p. m. No irrigation tures repaired. . . Paramount presents Sunday night a \ consisted of a corsage of gardenias and lillies of the valley. After a short honeymoon they eturned to Alleghany where they will reside. Reno Maicari is working vith his father. N Mrs. Macari was born at but reared in“Alleghany. She has. attended schools in NevadaCity and Grass Valley and the Margaret Place secretarial school ‘in Sacramento. She is a member of Jobs Daughters, Bethel No. 9 and Delphi Epsilon Sorority, Sacramento. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey Sr., of Alleghany, Mr. Develey ‘being superintendent of the P. G. & E. company in his district. Little five year Jimmie Gates, son of.Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gates who received ‘a broken leg in an auto‘mobile accident last Sunday, was operated upon and is getting along nicely. ‘BLUEBEARD’S Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper form 4 brilliant new comedy team while ‘the direction of Ernst Lubitsch brings out the punch of thie French background, in ‘‘Bluebeard’s among Burope’s, smart set, which the Nevada Theatre. The stor, adapted from the famous much married American multi-millionaire who is subdued and put into a strait-jacket by his eighth wife, whom he marries for a new thrill. Miss Colbert is the same flip, ingenious girl who tmade screen history in last year’s “T Met Him in Paris.”” Cooper, as the philandering American, plays opposite her in a role that fits him down to the last stripe on his last pajama. After becoming the bride of the much-married financier, Miss Colbert, a penniless French aristocrat, starts out on a campaign to bring him to his knees and humble his pride for the first time. A score of Europe’s gay spots, including the Riviera, the Tyrol, Venice, and Paris, form ‘the battleground, while the bride’s wea s are coolness, indifference and stubbornness. No general in history used his tactics '. to greater advantage, and before the} honeymoon is over. Cooper is her obedient servant. i There is here a lightness of touch and spontaniety of humor which puts JOSEPH-CARTER ~ ejo: Bighth Wife’, the picture ‘of life} play of Alfred Savoir, tells about a} Vienna . . ORCHESTRA NEXT SAT, OLYMPIA The Joseph-Carter orchestra has proven to be one of the most distinc:ice and outstanding dance aggreations in the northern part of the state. They not only play very danceable music but also give the dancing public «‘Versified enterainment. They appear next Saturday night at Lake Olym* pia Park: @ JOSEPH. The “Bombshell of Mirth’‘ Tommy Johnson, handles the vocals ina very unique manner. His whispering tenor voice combined with his fine personality make. an unbeatable combinati@d. Both ‘Cap’. Carter and ‘‘Doc”’ Joseph are well known in and around this vicinity. Carter has been feature with various bands i Sacramento while Jo seph was plianist-ar ranger for Al Dohr men at the Pairmon Hotel in San Fran cisco. The two lead: ; ers have combined CARTER forices to develop “dance music with sparkling personality.” Every band has a ‘‘killer-diller”’ within (its. ranks and the JosephCarter band is no exception. “Sleepy”? is the above mentioned “killer-diller’ and does much to add to the frivolity of the band. He is only eighteen years old but is already a seasoned entertainer and musician. NORAMBAGUA MINE There has been an increase of about ten men at work in the Norambagua property south of Grass Valley. Developing, prospecting and milling ore continues steadily. KATE HARDY iMr. Beggs is preparing to start operations at the Kate\Hardy property in the Forest City\ district of Sierra county on or ibefore August first. This is one of the mo: promSINKING SHAFT Dorn Van Lue and ‘three. men are sinking a shaft on mining ground ising properties in the whole district and should prove to be a big producer, x near Dew Drop Inn jinsouthern Nevada county T-he property adjoins The following matters will be heard in the superior court this morning by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Guardianship of the persons and estates of Irene Lloyd and Arthur Litchenberger. Accounts of guardians. EBs.ate of Fred C. Worth, deceased. Petition to continue business. Estate of James L. Seymour, deceased. Petition to se aside. estate. Estate of William P. Sawyer and J. H. Moynough, deceased. Petitions to probate wills. . tial distribution. Estate of John deceased. First account. ceased. Final for distribution. tax appraiser. 2 People vs. John Jones and Coldren. Arraignment. of filing suuplemental complaint. from Grand Junction, prominent physician of that city. Estate of Annie Rush Byrne, deceased. Account and petition for parShaw T'witchel, Estate of Hadley T. Hardin, deacdount and petition ’ Hstate of Robert and Edward Beyer, deceased. Report of imheritance Hubert John Gray vs. Joe Bednar. Notice In the matter of the estate of ‘Lucy E. J. Fleming, deceased. Petition to terminate interest of E. J. Meming. Dr. W. W. Reed returned Friday ‘Colorado where ihe was. called iby the illness and subsequent death of his father, a > FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1938. — (Martin Dellea, who has been quite ill for several months, was able to be driven into Nevada City Tuescourt house. It is good news to his many friends that he has recovered so as to be able to be up and around his ‘home. (Miss Helen Arbogast, daughter of Supervisor and Mrs. Cary S. Arbogast, who graduated from College of the Pacific this week, has secured a position as teacher in the Meridian school. Miss Arbogast majored in music and has taken prominent part in musical programs at the college. CARA NOME Beauty Week WEEK OF JUNE 20TH Miss Dorothy Mae Bond comes here, at our expense, to again conduct this popular service. Without charge or obligation she will give you a. 45-minute consultation ineluding facial and makeup, but you must make an appointment. Please call us NOW, to avoid disappointment. These consultations are getting more popular every year and remember —only ten can be taken each > day. R. E. HARRIS The PHONE Rexall 100 Drug Store day to transact some business at the . g rs . June 22nd the Stockton Hill mine. ¢ At His Studio on COMMERCIAL STREET neo : to. July 6th rscas Open to Public 12 Noon To 10:00 P. M. Reohetente te sfesterfesfesenereaenteatententesleslelesie ese ieee tenneteniniengenre Clifford L. Warner ANNOUNCES AN— EXHIBITION OF HIS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART ® Father's Day, ‘Sunday, June 19th GOOD MORNING DAD—MAY 1 PRESESENT YOU WITH THIS LITTLE GIF T OF AFFECTION ON THIS, YOUR BIG DAY. : GOODS STORE, 116 MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. I1SELECTED IT AT BERT’S DRY —SUGGESTIONS— MEN’S FANCY DRESS SHIRTS $1.29 each up EXTRA SPECIAL! : ALL LADIES’ ALL SILK AND RAYON : DRESSES . i _. MEN’S FANCY NECKTIES 25c, 49c, 98c each 25c and 35¢c per pair . MEN’S FANCY GARTERS At Sale Prices! 49c each MEN’S FANCY SOX 25c, 35c, 49c pair _ MEN’S LEATHER BELTS EXTRA SPECIAL! MEN’S. FANCY SUSPENDERS 49c pair ALL LADIES’ SPRING COATS At Sale Prices! —SUGGESTIONS— MEN’S BROADCLOTH $1.95 pair MEN’S FANCY Separate 25c, 35c 49c each HANDKERCHIEFS 49c, 75, 98¢ box MEN’S NECK SCARF 98c each and up MEN’S UNDER SHIRTS ~ AND SHORTS.35c and 49c each = & MEN’S SWIM SUIT All Wool $1.65 Suit and up 116 MILL STREET the picture out in front of other screen comedies of the season. ’ Bert’s Dr y Goods A Home Store Owned and Operated by a Home Merchant Store GRASS VALLEY en

PAGE SIX NEVADA CITY NUGGET . ae aia ES oe a rae ey BLACK BEAR MINE ~——— crew of about five men are de-veloping ore at the Black Bear mine in the Rough’ and Ready district on Deer Creek. A large Pelton wheel down in the creek is being used to develop. water power for operations. This property is a portion of the Cooley Butler holdings. He also owns and operates the Golden Center mine at Grass Valley. : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtelotte of ’ Big Creek are spending this week at their home in Willow Valley. They have as house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Strain of Big Creek, who are enjoying their first visit to this district. Picnic Needs PAPER PLATES. _ Dennison with colored borders : 3 Sizes—Best Quality 10c Package PAPER CUPS TO MATCH Plates holds hot coffee ~10c Package TABLECLOTHS All Colors PAPER NAPKINS All Colors. 10c Package . THERMOS BOTTLES FOOD JARS LA CROSS MANICURE IMPLEMENTS Nail Files, Tweezers, Clippers CUTEX AND GLAZO Nail Polishes —In the new shades— Thistle, Rust, Suntan, Tropic, * Congo, Heather DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY Scissors, Joseph Carter Orchestra DANCE MUSIC With Sparkling Personality At LAKE OLYMPIA _ . Northern Californja’s Most PicDANCING FROM 6 TO 2 eecdaccccedecsesconnses: Admission, per couple .... $1.00 }) Just WonDER IN tent with this state of affairs, really a person, of ancient writers, sheltering and so doing. And now, we ‘love not mother les py not only one but every dad and give a little more, pose more confidence in day for in all the wérld you can h and counsellor. Making a pal thing any boy or girl can tiful words in any language but was that entirely correct? in love agree. -Uncle Silas says: on Father's Day.” I wonder if his day will bringTo dad unseasonable supplies. Of garters with trick fastenings, Of handkerchiefs and flowered ties; And will he feel disrhayed to find Himself the center “of attraction, Or find the day has really been One of unusual satisfaction? See . wonder how many of us will try to make father’s day, June 19, one of real joy and satisfaction to the dear mah who is so necessary to our own happiness and well being. For many years father took a back seat; it was mother who occupied the pedestal and received the almost worshipful homage of her young sons and daughters. Father was conindeed in most American homes he aided and abetted the young folks. Mother was a queen— a king? oh, there wasn’t-any king, father was just father. \ We woke up at length; and realized that actually the head of the family, in the words “16 house band’, without whose presence the home life would be as imperfect as it would be without mother) Mother might be a new woman inist, or & public official, or just the gentle home body whom so many of us remember so lovingly and tenderly today, but father—why,,. father was a king — in his own right, giving much, demanding little, loving us with all his big loyal heart, rotecting us by every means within his power, so, we instituted Father’s Day, and I ordained to preach, my text would be, but father more,” try to make him haprespect your own opinions but reis, spend more time in his company, confide in him, get acquai ted with the man you call father, ve no truer do—l\know. . wonder if you remember being told were mother, home and heaven; The list seems painfully incomplete; it should be amended to read, father, mother, home and heaven—the heaven of an earthly home where happy hearts “Il thought we fathe s had a real break until-I got a bill for the silk sox mother and the girls gave me __A. MERRIAM CONNER. father was ia suffragette, a femgreat credit to us for of the. year, ask a little less, of friend, no safer guide f one’s father is the wisest that the most beauSocial Events Miss Miriam Sharpe Hostess to Schoolmates Miss Miriam Sharpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall P. Sharpe of Gethsemane street, entertained a group of iher friends at a party given afzer the graduation exercises Friday evening. All the guests were members of the Class of 1938, Nevada City high school, and had an enjoyable time. Refreshments were served by Miss Sharpe and party games were played. Those who attended were: Vella Flindt, Sylvia Moody, Helen Provine, Edna Uhrig, Edna Richerson, Ernest Chapman, Reg Kennedy, Melvin Clark, Jim Odegaard, Bill Molthen, Donald Thomas, Robert . Hudnall, Robert Vanberg, Donald Bosworth, the hostess and Bill Nolan of San Francisco. . Alleghany Couple Are ‘Wedded in Reno Miss Catherine Develey and Reno Macari of Alleghany went to Reno, Nevada last Saturday and were married. They ‘were accompanied by Donald Macari of Nevada City, brother of the groom, and wife. me bride wore a ‘sharkskin suit ing of a man, with a big heart ‘"EWIN BROTHER in: Booth EBEARD'S apes # “a eee ts & . mith. She asks oo és ELLs of the South, she jhas: the. sweetest kiss t heart of all the belles and beauties SATURDAY . ~ ;a furious story of an American and lived scrappily ever after. not seen Gary in love, you ee ICE TO WATER CONSUMERS — mn ours willbe in effect from this date. Ir6to9 a.m; . to be run outside of these hours. Have — fj with blue accessories. — Her flowers takes all, gives nothing. of her time. Soul stirDON'T CRY: Sof the makJ tug. _ Garland and Micky drama. And PENROD AND HIS Tarkington’s immortal story. SUNDAY . EIGHTH WIFE=20"::~ C la udette who met his lovely fate in Once he had to spank her. If ain’t seen nothin’ yet. 5 to 8 p. m. No irrigation tures repaired. . . Paramount presents Sunday night a \ consisted of a corsage of gardenias and lillies of the valley. After a short honeymoon they eturned to Alleghany where they will reside. Reno Maicari is working vith his father. N Mrs. Macari was born at but reared in“Alleghany. She has. attended schools in NevadaCity and Grass Valley and the Margaret Place secretarial school ‘in Sacramento. She is a member of Jobs Daughters, Bethel No. 9 and Delphi Epsilon Sorority, Sacramento. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Develey Sr., of Alleghany, Mr. Develey ‘being superintendent of the P. G. & E. company in his district. Little five year Jimmie Gates, son of.Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gates who received ‘a broken leg in an auto‘mobile accident last Sunday, was operated upon and is getting along nicely. ‘BLUEBEARD’S Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper form 4 brilliant new comedy team while ‘the direction of Ernst Lubitsch brings out the punch of thie French background, in ‘‘Bluebeard’s among Burope’s, smart set, which the Nevada Theatre. The stor, adapted from the famous much married American multi-millionaire who is subdued and put into a strait-jacket by his eighth wife, whom he marries for a new thrill. Miss Colbert is the same flip, ingenious girl who tmade screen history in last year’s “T Met Him in Paris.”” Cooper, as the philandering American, plays opposite her in a role that fits him down to the last stripe on his last pajama. After becoming the bride of the much-married financier, Miss Colbert, a penniless French aristocrat, starts out on a campaign to bring him to his knees and humble his

pride for the first time. A score of Europe’s gay spots, including the Riviera, the Tyrol, Venice, and Paris, form ‘the battleground, while the bride’s wea s are coolness, indifference and stubbornness. No general in history used his tactics '. to greater advantage, and before the} honeymoon is over. Cooper is her obedient servant. i There is here a lightness of touch and spontaniety of humor which puts JOSEPH-CARTER ~ ejo: Bighth Wife’, the picture ‘of life} play of Alfred Savoir, tells about a} Vienna . . ORCHESTRA NEXT SAT, OLYMPIA The Joseph-Carter orchestra has proven to be one of the most distinc:ice and outstanding dance aggreations in the northern part of the state. They not only play very danceable music but also give the dancing public «‘Versified enterainment. They appear next Saturday night at Lake Olym* pia Park: @ JOSEPH. The “Bombshell of Mirth’‘ Tommy Johnson, handles the vocals ina very unique manner. His whispering tenor voice combined with his fine personality make. an unbeatable combinati@d. Both ‘Cap’. Carter and ‘‘Doc”’ Joseph are well known in and around this vicinity. Carter has been feature with various bands i Sacramento while Jo seph was plianist-ar ranger for Al Dohr men at the Pairmon Hotel in San Fran cisco. The two lead: ; ers have combined CARTER forices to develop “dance music with sparkling personality.” Every band has a ‘‘killer-diller”’ within (its. ranks and the JosephCarter band is no exception. “Sleepy”? is the above mentioned “killer-diller’ and does much to add to the frivolity of the band. He is only eighteen years old but is already a seasoned entertainer and musician. NORAMBAGUA MINE There has been an increase of about ten men at work in the Norambagua property south of Grass Valley. Developing, prospecting and milling ore continues steadily. KATE HARDY iMr. Beggs is preparing to start operations at the Kate\Hardy property in the Forest City\ district of Sierra county on or ibefore August first. This is one of the mo: promSINKING SHAFT Dorn Van Lue and ‘three. men are sinking a shaft on mining ground ising properties in the whole district and should prove to be a big producer, x near Dew Drop Inn jinsouthern Nevada county T-he property adjoins The following matters will be heard in the superior court this morning by Judge Raglan Tuttle: Guardianship of the persons and estates of Irene Lloyd and Arthur Litchenberger. Accounts of guardians. EBs.ate of Fred C. Worth, deceased. Petition to continue business. Estate of James L. Seymour, deceased. Petition to se aside. estate. Estate of William P. Sawyer and J. H. Moynough, deceased. Petitions to probate wills. . tial distribution. Estate of John deceased. First account. ceased. Final for distribution. tax appraiser. 2 People vs. John Jones and Coldren. Arraignment. of filing suuplemental complaint. from Grand Junction, prominent physician of that city. Estate of Annie Rush Byrne, deceased. Account and petition for parShaw T'witchel, Estate of Hadley T. Hardin, deacdount and petition ’ Hstate of Robert and Edward Beyer, deceased. Report of imheritance Hubert John Gray vs. Joe Bednar. Notice In the matter of the estate of ‘Lucy E. J. Fleming, deceased. Petition to terminate interest of E. J. Meming. Dr. W. W. Reed returned Friday ‘Colorado where ihe was. called iby the illness and subsequent death of his father, a > FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1938. — (Martin Dellea, who has been quite ill for several months, was able to be driven into Nevada City Tuescourt house. It is good news to his many friends that he has recovered so as to be able to be up and around his ‘home. (Miss Helen Arbogast, daughter of Supervisor and Mrs. Cary S. Arbogast, who graduated from College of the Pacific this week, has secured a position as teacher in the Meridian school. Miss Arbogast majored in music and has taken prominent part in musical programs at the college. CARA NOME Beauty Week WEEK OF JUNE 20TH Miss Dorothy Mae Bond comes here, at our expense, to again conduct this popular service. Without charge or obligation she will give you a. 45-minute consultation ineluding facial and makeup, but you must make an appointment. Please call us NOW, to avoid disappointment. These consultations are getting more popular every year and remember —only ten can be taken each > day. R. E. HARRIS The PHONE Rexall 100 Drug Store day to transact some business at the . g rs . June 22nd the Stockton Hill mine. ¢ At His Studio on COMMERCIAL STREET neo : to. July 6th rscas Open to Public 12 Noon To 10:00 P. M. Reohetente te sfesterfesfesenereaenteatententesleslelesie ese ieee tenneteniniengenre Clifford L. Warner ANNOUNCES AN— EXHIBITION OF HIS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART ® Father's Day, ‘Sunday, June 19th GOOD MORNING DAD—MAY 1 PRESESENT YOU WITH THIS LITTLE GIF T OF AFFECTION ON THIS, YOUR BIG DAY. : GOODS STORE, 116 MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. I1SELECTED IT AT BERT’S DRY —SUGGESTIONS— MEN’S FANCY DRESS SHIRTS $1.29 each up EXTRA SPECIAL! : ALL LADIES’ ALL SILK AND RAYON : DRESSES . i _. MEN’S FANCY NECKTIES 25c, 49c, 98c each 25c and 35¢c per pair . MEN’S FANCY GARTERS At Sale Prices! 49c each MEN’S FANCY SOX 25c, 35c, 49c pair _ MEN’S LEATHER BELTS EXTRA SPECIAL! MEN’S. FANCY SUSPENDERS 49c pair ALL LADIES’ SPRING COATS At Sale Prices! —SUGGESTIONS— MEN’S BROADCLOTH $1.95 pair MEN’S FANCY Separate 25c, 35c 49c each HANDKERCHIEFS 49c, 75, 98¢ box MEN’S NECK SCARF 98c each and up MEN’S UNDER SHIRTS ~ AND SHORTS.35c and 49c each = & MEN’S SWIM SUIT All Wool $1.65 Suit and up 116 MILL STREET the picture out in front of other screen comedies of the season. ’ Bert’s Dr y Goods A Home Store Owned and Operated by a Home Merchant Store GRASS VALLEY en