June 19, 1939 (4 pages)

cai —_— = NES rk. i ~ NO: AGET EY oa 2 MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1939. = Seton sore ° in the old Joerschke home between Social Events = City and Grass Valley, the 5 . brides mother having just completed 'a new home for herself on the same Eastern Star Picnics . property. ‘in “Garden of Eden’”’ . ‘Miss Helen Provine, who graduatApproximately fifty ‘od from St. Marys business school in members of: Bastern Star held an informal picnic: Grass Valley recently, has the posi. jon left vacant by the marriage of yesterday in the “Garden of Eden,’’) Blackwell. . the beautiful lawn and gardens of, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Eden on upper’ Pine street. Two long tables were set Surprise Party for Yor the picnickers. Most of the mem. Miss Alberta Bolton oo Se la pe Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bolton gave “ ; 2 ;a@ party Saturday evening honoring mee wWereod. the winners the birthday of their daughter, Miss Alberta Bolton. Cards were enjoyed Miss Adele Joerschke and scores were won by Mrs. Bthel Weds Eugene Blackwell Prisk, high for ladies while Ted SinThe news of the wedding of Miss nock won high for men.-A~delicious Adele Joerschke and Eugene Blackluncheon with a beautifully decoratwell in Carson City, last Wednesday ed binkifay coke wae Smee; #t 4 comes as a pleasant surprise to their late hour, Miss Bolton recelved many ‘many friends in the twin cities. They . !°Vely Sifts. are on a honeymoon in the Pacific Prose for the delightful evening Northwest and expect to return this entertainment were Mr.and Mrs. Ted pha bride has been secretary of and son, Mr. and Mrs. Zemple, all of the Placer-Nevada Finance company . C!fax: Mr. and Mrs. peonase Marin Nevada City over a year. The. tin and son, Mrs. Ethel Prisk and son . Sroom is a Grass Valley contraetor. . 274 daughter, Joyce and Bob, Bill Upon their return they will reside . Bertocini, Mr. and Mrs. John Bert: Meee é elson, Grass Valley; Mrs. Oliver, Miss i Bolton, Tommy Bolton and host and hostess. €ARA NOME BEAUTY . WEEK — June 26th to July 1st. Stockton Couple Wed by City Judge Coughlin City Judge Miles Coughlin perMiss Linda Brown, cosmetic formed a marriage ceremony at 9:30 expert will be here all that o'clock this forenoon at the home of week to help you with your Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martz on Wet skin problems, and will give, ‘by appointment, a complimentary 45 minute consultation and skin analysis. Hill. The-contracting parties were James Irvin Baker and Ethel Louise Ferguson both of Stockton. Witnessles for the service were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Martz. Several close friends of the couple were present. The newlyweds departed for a hon}eymoon and will make their home in ' Stockton. ‘Miss Edel Rese Weds Morten White . Miss Ethel Ross, daughter of’ Mrs. Absolutely No Obligation on your part as Miss Brown comes entirely at our expense This is ° a service of the Rexall Store. Make appointments NOW. Only ten each day. . R. E. HARRIS eo Phone . Bert Moody, of this city was unitea Rexall ‘in marriage to Morton White formDRUG STORE 100 erly of Lompoc and now residing in . horace Valley. Rev. Carl Warner, reMONDAY STAGECOACH days. Directed by John Ford of ‘‘HurTUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ate man who avenged k another man. poignant and beautiful love storWith Claire Trevor and John Wayne j ricane”’ fame. Story of two women on a desperate journey with WUTHERING HEIGHTS ‘:! emer Soe: 4 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ies that has ever come to the . i B tl evada Theatre in a spectacular cavalcade of pioneer f seven strange men. ful drama of a despera lost love for a woman who escaped a strange love by marrying 1) ARK Tl CTORY Bette Davis in one of the most screen. She plays a role that makes her truly great. 10-Ml ONT . To build the 27oy $T In VAL . tn as ALWAYS! the wheel of a 1939 for yourself why Pt = Get behind Ford V-8: Find out weer a By Og tired district superintendent of the Methodist church came over from his home in Applegate to perform the ceremony. The beautiful and impressive service took place in the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. R. Bonivert. Miss. Hazel Jones was bridesmaid and Wayne Brown of Grass Valley was best man. The charming bride has taught in Siskiyou and Monterey county sthools. After a honeymoon the newly weds will reside on. Town Talk. Mr. Warner is employed in the North Star mine. PLENTY OF MONEY GIANNINI SAYS FOR SOUND LOANS Survey of the administration’s en. tire monetary and banking set up as Sinnock and son, Bob, Mrs. Katzer. authorized yesterday by the senate . -pnursday at the Nevada Theatre, she . was warmly endorsed here today by ,L., M. Giannini, president of Bank lof America. “A real inquiry into the credit facilities actually available to all kinds of business will be an eye-opener to the general public, who appear to have been misled”™as to the advisability of such facilities No new banking organizations are needed at this time. Existing institutions are willing and anxious to advance operating funds to sound borrowers. It is the borrowers who are scarce. “As for venture capital, there is an abundance of that, but the owners lack confidence in the immediate future because of continuing atRestore that confidence, and I am satisfied there would soon be an out pouring of capital for. new enterprises and expansion that would launch us on a new and thrilling upsurge of business activity and employment,’’ Giannni declared. At the same time; he urged that the survey extend ‘to overlapping government agencies in the field of banking. Particularly, he thought, serious study should be given to proposals which would change the functions of the Comptroller of the Currency, or even abolish the office, and the importance of establishing that office, which is the oldest. financial administrative body in the government on an independent basis. SPRAY MACHINE HERE Agricultural Commissioner L. G, Lageson urges everyone with elm trees to get in touch with his office that the trees may be sprayéd for elm beetle. The spray’ machine will be here only a day or so. The new outfit is doing fine work. BANNER POST CARD PARTY Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., had a most successful card party at the home of Mrs. Grace Cleland Friday evenn. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mabel Eagn, Mrs. Clara Phillips, and Mrs. Minnie Young. COLEMAN AND CLARK COMPANY Coleman and Clark have an option on gravel south of the ‘Greenhorn Gold Mining Company and are testing values with small equipment. If values prove up they plan to install a larger plant. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Dik Lane spent the week end in Oakland and celebrated Fathers Day by visiting Mrs. Lanes father. “Whispering Dick’’ stated he and Del Hamilton took in the fair on Treasure Island anw saw Sally Rand in their trips over the island. The Williams family enjoyed a family reunion at White Cloud public camp ground east of Nevada City on the Tahoe Ukiah highway Sunday. There were forty seven present for a delightful visit. Out of town relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams and children of Sacramento, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Comozi and daughters of Ellensberg. Wash. : ' Otto E. Schiffner, superintendent of the Lava Cap mines, Mrs. Schiffner and sons, Robert and Delbert and the latter’s bride are expected to arrive in Nevada City this evening from a trip of three or four weeks. They have been on an auto tour that took them as far as Washington, D. C., New York world’s fair _and other points of interest. Dick Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gregory of Nevada City has gone to Sacramento to spend his vacation wth his uncle and aunt. Mrs, Emily Neitert of Berkeley is spending a few days in Nevada City. She is attending to settling of an estate the property of her late relative, Mrs. Hoskins. J. B. Canada came down from the Walker mine in Plumas county and tacks and restrictions on business. . BEITEDAVISIN DARK VICTORY ON SCREEN THURS. Among the more intriguing cine-. ma metamorphoses of the past year is the current modernization of Miss Bette Davis. After almost two years of being hidden away behind vards of petticoats and barricades of corset stays, Miss Davis’ figure is being emancipated to the comparatively revealing freedom of modern gowns. Her personality is also being freed from the conventional-imposed shackles = of Civil War and Gay Nineties periods. In short, the heroine of ‘‘Jezebel’’ and ‘‘the Sisters’’ is once more an up to the year and minute girl. In “Dark Victory,’’ her latest Warner Bros. picture, which opens next comes to the screen as a 1939 model heiress. Orry-Kelly, the fashion designer who handled the exterior decoration details of the modernization, equipped Miss Davis with some eighteen gorgeous outfits. They run the style gamut from informal sports ' costumes to formal evening gowns. There’s also a little item of a $25,1000 sable coat which goes with one of the more elaborate evening ensembles. Casey Robinson, who wrote the , screen ‘play version of the New York . stage production by George Brew‘er, Jr., and Bertram Bloch, contributed bright, modern dialogue and up to date situations for the beautiful but ill fated young heiress, Art director Robert Haas built her an expensive but tasteful modern home and put the today touch to her surroundings. The rest, Miss Davis attended to. : ROBSON LANDS MUCH WANTED FUGITIVE Kansas officers are expected tomorrow to take Hobart Hazen, alias’ Donald Carson back to face murder and robbery charges if Coffeyville, Kansas. Hazen was convicted on vagrancy charges several days ago and given a sixty day floater. He begged permission to remain four days longer and in that time Police Garfield Robson had a wire ‘from Washington, D. C., criminal identification bureau, where he had sent Hazen’s finger prints, asking him to hold the man. VIRGINIA CITY'S DAY AT TREASURE ISLAND, JUNE 25 Virginia City folks, their friends and neighbors from points throughout the State of Nevada will take over on Treasure Island Sunday, June 25, for a celebration entirely fitting for this. historic area where . . history was made in the bonanza days of mining. Everyone from Governor E. P. Carville, who will head the delega‘tion of visitors, right on along the line, is taking a keen interest in plans for. Virginia City Day, and an excellent program of special entertainment has been arranged HEx-Governor Roswell Coleord of Carson City, now 102 years of age, is coming down to Treasure Island for the Party, Senator Pat McCarran plans to join in, and if possible Senator Key Pittman will be on hand. Typical of the Nevada district will be. the gold panning demonstrations that will be put on by a veteran miner of the old days during the coming celebration, with a narrator explaining the various steps of the process. The old ‘“‘Sazerac Club’? famous Liars’ Organization that added much ‘glowing color to the tales of early days in Virginia City, will be another event of the day, and a meeting of “E Clampus Vitus’’ unique mining country organization will also be held. Reminiscent of early days will be the musical program to be offered in which pioneer day songs and melodies will be featured. During the day headquarters for past and present residents of the district will be maintained in the Hall of Western States, where a general get-together will be in order. Roy E. Swift arrived in Nevada City Saturday from Midas, Nev., where he was assayer and metallurgst for the cyanide plant of the Gold & Silver Circle Mines Inc. He has been awarded a research fellowship with the'U. S. Bureau of Mines Northwest Experiment Station and the, University of Washington in speut the week end in Nevada City visiting friends. Seattle. He will leave Nevada City on June 24 for the northwest. NEW HOMES Mr. and Mrs. Cal Christensen have moved into their beautiful new modern home on East Broad street. They have rented the old home just south and on West Broad street. Another nice new home noted during the week end is one being built by Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Berggren, local jewelers, on their farm west of Nevada City by T. W. Reynolds. Reynolds is also building the house of Mrs. Doris Foley on Main street. Both houses are five rooms, the latter will have a basement and furnace. Mrs. Jack Sawyer of Kernville and Mrs, LeGrande of Willows were yvisiting friends in Nevada City today. BULK WINE SWEETS ALL FLAVORS GALLONS — 18c CLARET GALLONS -49c BEER ICE COLD EL DORO 4 for 29c Case $1.70 Plus Deposit RAINIER CANS Per Can 10c Per Case $2.25 . SAN ANGELO “IN Pts. 53c Qts. $1.05 National Hotel Bldg. The Bottle Shop “SPIRIT MECHANTS” Nevada City ERE’S THE biggest news in Kelvinator’s 25 years! Big, beautiful, new Silver Jubilee Kelvinators — all amazingly low priced, Be sure to see this marvelous refrigerator value. It’s revolutionary—as much so as the very first electric refrigerator, built by Kelvinator 25 years ago. Powered by the silent POLARSPHERE that cuts costs to a new low, this new Kelvinator gives four kinds of “conditioned”? cold—a kind for every type of food . makes meal-planning a pleasure instead of a task. You'll want to own this new ' Kelvinator beauty the minute you set eyes on it. And that’s easy to do. So come in—now! Enough Power to keep 5 Refrigerzcors Cold! That’s what you get with Kelvinator’s amazing new Polarsphere— using current only 20% of-the time! PRICED FROM $129.95 ALPHA STORES. Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City a? Tans RES ae

cai —_— = NES rk. i ~ NO: AGET EY oa 2 MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1939. = Seton sore ° in the old Joerschke home between Social Events = City and Grass Valley, the 5 . brides mother having just completed 'a new home for herself on the same Eastern Star Picnics . property. ‘in “Garden of Eden’”’ . ‘Miss Helen Provine, who graduatApproximately fifty ‘od from St. Marys business school in members of: Bastern Star held an informal picnic: Grass Valley recently, has the posi. jon left vacant by the marriage of yesterday in the “Garden of Eden,’’) Blackwell. . the beautiful lawn and gardens of, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Eden on upper’ Pine street. Two long tables were set Surprise Party for Yor the picnickers. Most of the mem. Miss Alberta Bolton oo Se la pe Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bolton gave “ ; 2 ;a@ party Saturday evening honoring mee wWereod. the winners the birthday of their daughter, Miss Alberta Bolton. Cards were enjoyed Miss Adele Joerschke and scores were won by Mrs. Bthel Weds Eugene Blackwell Prisk, high for ladies while Ted SinThe news of the wedding of Miss nock won high for men.-A~delicious Adele Joerschke and Eugene Blackluncheon with a beautifully decoratwell in Carson City, last Wednesday ed binkifay coke wae Smee; #t 4 comes as a pleasant surprise to their late hour, Miss Bolton recelved many ‘many friends in the twin cities. They . !°Vely Sifts. are on a honeymoon in the Pacific Prose for the delightful evening Northwest and expect to return this entertainment were Mr.and Mrs. Ted pha bride has been secretary of and son, Mr. and Mrs. Zemple, all of the Placer-Nevada Finance company . C!fax: Mr. and Mrs. peonase Marin Nevada City over a year. The. tin and son, Mrs. Ethel Prisk and son . Sroom is a Grass Valley contraetor. . 274 daughter, Joyce and Bob, Bill Upon their return they will reside . Bertocini, Mr. and Mrs. John Bert: Meee é elson, Grass Valley; Mrs. Oliver, Miss i Bolton, Tommy Bolton and host and hostess. €ARA NOME BEAUTY . WEEK — June 26th to July 1st. Stockton Couple Wed by City Judge Coughlin City Judge Miles Coughlin perMiss Linda Brown, cosmetic formed a marriage ceremony at 9:30 expert will be here all that o'clock this forenoon at the home of week to help you with your Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martz on Wet skin problems, and will give, ‘by appointment, a complimentary 45 minute consultation and skin analysis. Hill. The-contracting parties were James Irvin Baker and Ethel Louise Ferguson both of Stockton. Witnessles for the service were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Martz. Several close friends of the couple were present. The newlyweds departed for a hon}eymoon and will make their home in ' Stockton. ‘Miss Edel Rese Weds Morten White . Miss Ethel Ross, daughter of’ Mrs. Absolutely No Obligation on your part as Miss Brown comes entirely at our expense This is ° a service of the Rexall Store. Make appointments NOW. Only ten each day. . R. E. HARRIS eo Phone . Bert Moody, of this city was unitea Rexall ‘in marriage to Morton White formDRUG STORE 100 erly of Lompoc and now residing in . horace Valley. Rev. Carl Warner, reMONDAY STAGECOACH days. Directed by John Ford of ‘‘HurTUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ate man who avenged k another man. poignant and beautiful love storWith Claire Trevor and John Wayne j ricane”’ fame. Story of two women on a desperate journey with WUTHERING HEIGHTS ‘:! emer Soe: 4 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ies that has ever come to the . i B tl evada Theatre in a spectacular cavalcade of pioneer f seven strange men. ful drama of a despera lost love for a woman who escaped a strange love by marrying 1) ARK Tl CTORY Bette Davis in one of the most screen. She plays a role that makes her truly great. 10-Ml ONT . To build the 27oy $T In VAL . tn as ALWAYS! the wheel of a 1939 for yourself why Pt = Get behind Ford V-8: Find out weer a By Og tired district superintendent of the Methodist church came over from his home in Applegate to perform the ceremony. The beautiful and impressive service took place in the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. R. Bonivert. Miss. Hazel Jones was bridesmaid and Wayne Brown of Grass Valley was best man. The charming bride has taught in Siskiyou and Monterey county sthools. After a honeymoon the newly weds will reside on. Town Talk. Mr. Warner is employed in the North Star mine. PLENTY OF MONEY GIANNINI SAYS FOR SOUND LOANS Survey of the administration’s en. tire monetary and banking set up as Sinnock and son, Bob, Mrs. Katzer. authorized yesterday by the senate . -pnursday at the Nevada Theatre, she . was warmly endorsed here today by ,L., M. Giannini, president of Bank lof America. “A real inquiry into the credit facilities actually available to all kinds of business will be an eye-opener to the general public, who appear to have been misled”™as to the advisability of such facilities No new banking organizations are needed at this time. Existing institutions are willing and anxious to advance operating funds to sound borrowers. It is the borrowers who are scarce. “As for venture capital, there is an abundance of that, but the owners lack confidence in the immediate future because of continuing atRestore that confidence, and I am satisfied there would soon be an out pouring of capital for. new enterprises and expansion that would launch us on a new and thrilling upsurge of business activity and employment,’’ Giannni declared. At the same time; he urged that the survey extend ‘to overlapping government agencies in the field of banking. Particularly, he thought, serious study should be given to proposals which would change the functions of the Comptroller of the Currency, or even abolish the office, and the importance of establishing that office, which is the oldest. financial administrative body in the government on an independent basis. SPRAY MACHINE HERE Agricultural Commissioner L. G, Lageson urges everyone with elm trees to get in touch with his office that the trees may be sprayéd for elm beetle. The spray’ machine will be here only a day or so. The new outfit is doing fine work. BANNER POST CARD PARTY Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., had a most successful card party at the home of Mrs. Grace Cleland Friday evenn. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mabel Eagn, Mrs. Clara Phillips, and Mrs. Minnie Young. COLEMAN AND CLARK COMPANY Coleman and Clark have an option on gravel south of the ‘Greenhorn Gold Mining Company and are testing values with small equipment. If values prove up they plan to install a larger plant. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Dik Lane spent the week end in Oakland and celebrated Fathers Day by visiting Mrs. Lanes father. “Whispering Dick’’ stated he and Del Hamilton took in the fair on Treasure Island anw saw Sally Rand in their trips over the island. The Williams family enjoyed a family reunion at White Cloud public camp ground east of Nevada City on the Tahoe Ukiah highway Sunday. There were forty seven present for a delightful visit. Out of town relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams and children of Sacramento, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Comozi and daughters of Ellensberg. Wash. : ' Otto E. Schiffner, superintendent of the Lava Cap mines, Mrs. Schiffner and sons, Robert and Delbert and the latter’s bride are expected to arrive in Nevada City this evening from

a trip of three or four weeks. They have been on an auto tour that took them as far as Washington, D. C., New York world’s fair _and other points of interest. Dick Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gregory of Nevada City has gone to Sacramento to spend his vacation wth his uncle and aunt. Mrs, Emily Neitert of Berkeley is spending a few days in Nevada City. She is attending to settling of an estate the property of her late relative, Mrs. Hoskins. J. B. Canada came down from the Walker mine in Plumas county and tacks and restrictions on business. . BEITEDAVISIN DARK VICTORY ON SCREEN THURS. Among the more intriguing cine-. ma metamorphoses of the past year is the current modernization of Miss Bette Davis. After almost two years of being hidden away behind vards of petticoats and barricades of corset stays, Miss Davis’ figure is being emancipated to the comparatively revealing freedom of modern gowns. Her personality is also being freed from the conventional-imposed shackles = of Civil War and Gay Nineties periods. In short, the heroine of ‘‘Jezebel’’ and ‘‘the Sisters’’ is once more an up to the year and minute girl. In “Dark Victory,’’ her latest Warner Bros. picture, which opens next comes to the screen as a 1939 model heiress. Orry-Kelly, the fashion designer who handled the exterior decoration details of the modernization, equipped Miss Davis with some eighteen gorgeous outfits. They run the style gamut from informal sports ' costumes to formal evening gowns. There’s also a little item of a $25,1000 sable coat which goes with one of the more elaborate evening ensembles. Casey Robinson, who wrote the , screen ‘play version of the New York . stage production by George Brew‘er, Jr., and Bertram Bloch, contributed bright, modern dialogue and up to date situations for the beautiful but ill fated young heiress, Art director Robert Haas built her an expensive but tasteful modern home and put the today touch to her surroundings. The rest, Miss Davis attended to. : ROBSON LANDS MUCH WANTED FUGITIVE Kansas officers are expected tomorrow to take Hobart Hazen, alias’ Donald Carson back to face murder and robbery charges if Coffeyville, Kansas. Hazen was convicted on vagrancy charges several days ago and given a sixty day floater. He begged permission to remain four days longer and in that time Police Garfield Robson had a wire ‘from Washington, D. C., criminal identification bureau, where he had sent Hazen’s finger prints, asking him to hold the man. VIRGINIA CITY'S DAY AT TREASURE ISLAND, JUNE 25 Virginia City folks, their friends and neighbors from points throughout the State of Nevada will take over on Treasure Island Sunday, June 25, for a celebration entirely fitting for this. historic area where . . history was made in the bonanza days of mining. Everyone from Governor E. P. Carville, who will head the delega‘tion of visitors, right on along the line, is taking a keen interest in plans for. Virginia City Day, and an excellent program of special entertainment has been arranged HEx-Governor Roswell Coleord of Carson City, now 102 years of age, is coming down to Treasure Island for the Party, Senator Pat McCarran plans to join in, and if possible Senator Key Pittman will be on hand. Typical of the Nevada district will be. the gold panning demonstrations that will be put on by a veteran miner of the old days during the coming celebration, with a narrator explaining the various steps of the process. The old ‘“‘Sazerac Club’? famous Liars’ Organization that added much ‘glowing color to the tales of early days in Virginia City, will be another event of the day, and a meeting of “E Clampus Vitus’’ unique mining country organization will also be held. Reminiscent of early days will be the musical program to be offered in which pioneer day songs and melodies will be featured. During the day headquarters for past and present residents of the district will be maintained in the Hall of Western States, where a general get-together will be in order. Roy E. Swift arrived in Nevada City Saturday from Midas, Nev., where he was assayer and metallurgst for the cyanide plant of the Gold & Silver Circle Mines Inc. He has been awarded a research fellowship with the'U. S. Bureau of Mines Northwest Experiment Station and the, University of Washington in speut the week end in Nevada City visiting friends. Seattle. He will leave Nevada City on June 24 for the northwest. NEW HOMES Mr. and Mrs. Cal Christensen have moved into their beautiful new modern home on East Broad street. They have rented the old home just south and on West Broad street. Another nice new home noted during the week end is one being built by Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Berggren, local jewelers, on their farm west of Nevada City by T. W. Reynolds. Reynolds is also building the house of Mrs. Doris Foley on Main street. Both houses are five rooms, the latter will have a basement and furnace. Mrs. Jack Sawyer of Kernville and Mrs, LeGrande of Willows were yvisiting friends in Nevada City today. BULK WINE SWEETS ALL FLAVORS GALLONS — 18c CLARET GALLONS -49c BEER ICE COLD EL DORO 4 for 29c Case $1.70 Plus Deposit RAINIER CANS Per Can 10c Per Case $2.25 . SAN ANGELO “IN Pts. 53c Qts. $1.05 National Hotel Bldg. The Bottle Shop “SPIRIT MECHANTS” Nevada City ERE’S THE biggest news in Kelvinator’s 25 years! Big, beautiful, new Silver Jubilee Kelvinators — all amazingly low priced, Be sure to see this marvelous refrigerator value. It’s revolutionary—as much so as the very first electric refrigerator, built by Kelvinator 25 years ago. Powered by the silent POLARSPHERE that cuts costs to a new low, this new Kelvinator gives four kinds of “conditioned”? cold—a kind for every type of food .. makes meal-planning a pleasure instead of a task. You'll want to own this new ' Kelvinator beauty the minute you set eyes on it. And that’s easy to do. So come in—now! Enough Power to keep 5 Refrigerzcors Cold! That’s what you get with Kelvinator’s amazing new Polarsphere— using current only 20% of-the time! PRICED FROM $129.95 ALPHA STORES. Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City a? Tans RES ae