June 3, 1938 (6 pages)

w NEVADA CITY NUGGET _FRIDAY, JUNE. 3, ‘1938. ‘o visit tis city some ‘time after ce PAGE SIX 7 Allen Gilbert and wife of Sacra*s» mento visited in their old ‘home town and called on many friends during tre past week end, POP EYE The Sailor Man Glass —FREE— with each purchase of 40c tube of DR. WESTS TOOTH PASTE Both for 33c . . — . ' Social Events Earl L. Covey to Wed Miss Ruth Cleo Peard Wedding invitations ‘have been received by many friends of Miss Ruti Cleo Peard and Mr. Earl Leon Covey .o attend their marriage which will take place at the Methodist E>iscopal church in Nevada City on. Sunday, June 10, with Rev. H. H. Buckner officiating. , Miss Peard was born and raised in . Nevada City where she attended the . local grammar and high school and by virtue of her happy disposition {and pleasing personality has a host of friends in these communities. Sev(eral social functions have been plan!ned in her honor. FIRST AID SUPPLIES First Aid Suppiies Now. J & J Sterile Cotton in ounce to pounds. Sterile Gauze in all sizes. Bandages 1 in. to 1 yard. Adhesive Plaster in all sizes. lin to 12 Bandaids plain or mucurochrome? inches, FIRST AID KITS 49c to $14.00 All kinds and . Sizes. -DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY Don’t Risk Infection. Buy your . . Her little daugh er Betty . . -Costa Rica with her parents but their j}j/son remained at San Jacinto where a . Mr. Covey, born:in Santa Rosa, has . made Grass Valley his home _ for . nearly ten years. He has been con. the Rotary Clib, Chamber of Com . merce, American Legion, Elks, I. O. LO. F., . also lends his active support to the . Salvation Army .and Boy Scouts of 1 “America, ‘ ' if Mrs. P. E. Marshall Plans ito Visit Nevada City Letters have been . friends in Nevada City that Mrs. P. Bon Marsvall has left Costa Rica and lis at San Jacinto, southern California. was. at received by {he is in school. Mr. Marshall is still June 10. and visit her many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left Nevada City last fall after having lived here about three years. Mr., ‘Mrs. George Legg Hosts at Re-union Dinner There was a family reunion at the George Legg home on Nevada street on Sunday evening at which twenty three persons sat down to a reunion dinneer, seven of Whom were week end ‘house guests of Mr. Legg. Gues's of the occasion, were: Mrs. Colemore of Berkeley. Miss Fidella Legg of Vallejo, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley -Legg of Berkeley, Miss Mary Rossen of Berkeley, Mrs,.J.-B. Tredwell of Berkeley, Mrs. F. W. Bradley and son Sewell of San Francisco, Mrs. John Davies of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Perkins of . Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bradley . and Mrs,! SACRAMENTO —-MURCHE MINERS TO ROTARIANS GIVE LOCAL PROGRAM Drury Butler, president ‘of Sacramento Rotary, Walter Strand, memiber of the same club, Peter Knoles, iprofessor of history in the Sacraimento Junior College, and Miss Eloise Hornstein, ‘who graduated last evening from the Sacramento . Junior College, gave the entertain'ment yesterday noon for the Nevada . City Rotary Club. Chairman of the . day was Clyde Gwin, who acted -in . the absence of Lou Kopp. Miss Hornstein played the -acThe Murchie and: Zeibright mines will hold a picnic and sports event ‘Sunday, June 12 at Write Cloud, CCC camp on the Tahoe Ukiah highway. Tony Deschwanden, electrician at the Murchie mine, has been elected to head the committee or arrangements. Miners and their families will enjoy a delightful time in this cool spot up in the big timber and if it can be arranged a dance will be held in the evening. Ice cream and beer will be served with ithe picnic dinner. Every merchant in Nevada City thas contributed prizes for the sports events. MRS. LEONA BURGAN OF __INDIAN FLAT PASSES . Mrs. Leong Burgan, aged 48 years inative of Chattanooga, Tenn., passed away at her home on Indian Flat, Tuesday afternoon, May 31, 1938. _Mrs. Burgan had traveled extensive'ly throughout the United States and /Wwas a very delightful and charming ‘woman. She leaves to mourn her passing a husband and five children. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon June 3, at 2 p. m. in Holmes Funeral Home. chapel. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemétery. Mrs. Ida Magonigal will read the. services. companiments for Peter Knoles, who : : sang three songs in a rich baritone. He is the son of Tully Knoles, fori/nected with the civic and social life . . of the community being a member of } of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Bar. : ee }mer governor of this Rotary district num Powers, Mrs. C. E. PATRONS) T ond president of Pacific College. He and Rod and Gun Club. He: . Mrs. Alta Rcwe of Sacramento, Mr. : : : ; cud Mire oboe Rt M Mart? sang an old ,English dialectic song, Bee ORS NG Me at te “Summersetshire,”’’ “Tommy Boy,” Hogue, and a soldiers song,,dedicated many years ago to an Idaho regiment. Before singing he gave a short introduction to the songs and stated that he and four of his six brothers once sang as a miale quartet. Drury Butler recited the story of Christopher Columbus as told. by Farmer Cy Cornstossel of the Coon . a ‘Robert Polglase Weds . Miss Ethel Harkins ' -Robert Polglase of Nevada City ana . Miss Evhel Harkins of Grass Valley . were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Saturday after;noon with Rev. H. H. Buckner officiating. Albert Polglase, brother of meee! Debatins Society. It was a the groom and Unetta Harkins, sisdelighiful mixture of modern and ancient history, liberally sprinkled ter of the bride were the attendants. The bride is a Grass Valley girl, who has been employed at the Golden Poppy Confectionery. “Bob” Polglase is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas: H. Pougiase with geographical misplacements, and political wisecracks. Roars of laughter punctuated the recital. Mrs. R. Maltman and daughter of the bay region spent the past week VIVAC.OUS LADY college professor. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY With Ginger Rogers and James ®Stewart. Ginger goes through col®leze. No wonder they call it the temple of higher yearning! The little night club singer marries a SATURDAY Thrilling adventure and golden song HAWAII CALLS: ==" ®Robby Breen, silver voiced boy, sings again, And BUCK JONES in OVERLAND EXPRESS. SUNDAY THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST: Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in a song drama of the adventurous, red-blooded west, repeating again their magnificent achievement in grand entertainment. Matinee Sunday 2:00 p. m, . South Sea Islands. Car OIL, ACCESSORIES Dick Broad and Commercial —WE'LL FIX IT— RENT BATTERIES —Expert Mechanics— Lane’s Garag Trouble ? , WASHING, BebisuiNe: € of this city,.wnere he was born and reared. He attended the elementary Phone 525 and high cchools of Nevada City and graduated from the local high school and when attended and graduated from Mt. St. Mary’s Academy in Grass Valley. He became associated with the Bank of America in the clerical department and his pleasing personality has made him many friends among the patrons of ‘the bank. When they return from their honeymoon hey will make their home in Nevada City. BACCALAUREATE SERMON IN H. S. COURT SUNDAY The Baccalaureate Sermon to the graduating class of the Nevada City thigh school of 1938 will be held in the high school court, Sunday, June 5 at 8 p. m, Rev. George C. Pearson will deliver the sermon, ithe music will be rendered by the boys and girls choruses of the high school. Rev. H. H. Buckner and Rev. Father O’Reilly will assist in the services to which the. public is. invited. © ‘end in their old home town and greeted many friends. . . . . . . . . CALENDAR i 2 = ‘ The following matters will be heard in the superior court this morning at 10 o’clock. Estates of Mary C. Ford; Lambert of will. ceased. Resignation and account. nell, minor. Third account. a minor. Account. ceased. Account. ‘Gray vs. Bednar. suppdemental complaint. Estate of Mary Fanzini, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. Estate of A. D. Foote, deceased. Petition to set aside estate. ‘Estate of Mary A. Carpenter and Hadley T. Harding, deceased. Final accounts and petitions for distribution. Oliver. Deceased. Petition for probate Estate of James S. Huntress, deGuardianship of Barbara Ann CorGuardianship of Francis R. Wehe, Estate of John Shaw Twitchell, deMotion to file and. strings, enhances both 125 Mill Street . quality and the exquisite beauty ofthe case form, Expect to be envied with this fine. instrument in your home! In five finishes. Convenient terms. THE HARMONY SHOP ASHIONED NOW S far advanced over other Grands as the Streamline train over the old Iron Horse, the STORYGRAND, by Story & Clark, has completely revolutionized century-old theories of Grand Piano Design. It is the acme of tonal and decorative magnificence, with many sensational innovations including the grilled Resonator Top shown at right. This conceals plate tonal Phone 61 June Brides, Graduation, Vacation and Father’s Day For the JUNE BRIDE aay 2 For THE GRADUATES For Picnics and VACATION DAYS ror FATHER’S DAY Satins, Silk, Rayon Values up to DAINTY PAJAMAS Silk, Satin, RayonsValues up to $3.95 CHIFFON SILK HOSIERY ~* ey $1.15, $1.25 BRASSIERES, PANTIES COMBINATIONDANCE SETS Values up to $2.95 set Airway Luggage Costume Jewelry 49c up Fancy Hand’sk’fs 19c up Purses— A complete assortment of Imported Lace, Mosaic, Linen, Applique, Dinner, Lunch and Bridge Sets, ‘Embroidered Pillow Cases Fancy Towels, Bed Spreads. “Dainty NIGHT GOWNS. $2.95. ORGANDIE FORMAL DRESSES SHEER SILK HOSIERY 98c, $1.15, $1.25 Pair Van Raalte or Munsing BRIEFS, PANTIES, VESTS, BRASSIERES Each. 49c, 65c, 75c, 98c GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Costume Jewelry, Fabric Gloves, Night Gowns, Pajamas, Neckwear, Purses, Coats, Top Coats, Cotton, Rayon or Silk Dresses. Overnight Cases, House ~ Ladies’ Swim Suits Men‘s Swim Trunks Boys’ Swim Trunks LADIES’ SLACKS cS Ets $1.00 pr. ~ LADIES’ JACKET AND SWIM SUIT Suit $1.95 Ladies’ BEACH COATS AND SUN SUIT Suit $2.95 Ladies’ Crash Blouse, Short and Skirt ena as ae $2.95 Ladies’ Printed Blouse, Short and Skirt aa acini ee $1.95 Cotton Gabardine Coats, Assorted Colors Each $1.95 Children’s SLACKS Each 59c up Ladies’ SWIM SUITS $1.95 up 98c ea. Beach Towels .. *Each 98c, $1.19, $1.65, Each 15c, 19c, 25c, 49c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS $1.95 NEW FANCY SOX Pair ... 25c, 35c, 49c _MEN’S NECK TIES Each 25c, 49c, 98c Men’s Handkerchiefs “MEN’S SUMMER _ SHIRTS AND SHORTS ie ees 25c, 35c, 49c MEN’S GARTERS Single Grips Double Grips 35c pr. Arm Bands . 15c, 25c pr. MEN’S BELTS Plain and Fancy 35c 49c MEN’S SWIM SUITS. 116 MILL STREET ~ BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. ip tion make Hotpoiat Speed Cooking ecoaomical, Bey Better food flavor. ER Foods cook in their own delicious juices with lese water. Causes of baking failures eliminated, : Better food—more hours of ) -leisure—cooking that’s easier, cleaner, cheaper, quicker —and in your home fora few cents a day! Don’t put up with old-fashioned cooking methods when electricity now brings you so many benefits at such a low price. See the beautiful, gleaming Hotpoint models today. Be thrilled by the new streamlined electric ranges that are modernizing homes by the MODERNIZE ECECTRIFY poner Fa yee ELECTRIC Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 He advanced THENEWE R : int’s 1938 model with semi-direct lighting, condiment Low Down Payment Monthly Terms sno iD is the name lotpoiat’s patented metal -sealed Flat-rop cooking coil that has ' revolutionized electric cookery by bringing new speed,. new cleanliness, new economy and longer life. thousand. Ask about “Chef’s Brain” automatic oven control. It cooks entire meals while you’re out of the house, at the theatre or party. Remember, a small down payment will put Mitacle Cookery to work for you in your home. RANGES . ee iat) # Grass Valley Phone 88 Vr LF]

w NEVADA CITY NUGGET _FRIDAY, JUNE. 3, ‘1938. ‘o visit tis city some ‘time after ce PAGE SIX 7 Allen Gilbert and wife of Sacra*s» mento visited in their old ‘home town and called on many friends during tre past week end, POP EYE The Sailor Man Glass —FREE— with each purchase of 40c tube of DR. WESTS TOOTH PASTE Both for 33c . . — . ' Social Events Earl L. Covey to Wed Miss Ruth Cleo Peard Wedding invitations ‘have been received by many friends of Miss Ruti Cleo Peard and Mr. Earl Leon Covey .o attend their marriage which will take place at the Methodist E>iscopal church in Nevada City on. Sunday, June 10, with Rev. H. H. Buckner officiating. , Miss Peard was born and raised in . Nevada City where she attended the . local grammar and high school and by virtue of her happy disposition {and pleasing personality has a host of friends in these communities. Sev(eral social functions have been plan!ned in her honor. FIRST AID SUPPLIES First Aid Suppiies Now. J & J Sterile Cotton in ounce to pounds. Sterile Gauze in all sizes. Bandages 1 in. to 1 yard. Adhesive Plaster in all sizes. lin to 12 Bandaids plain or mucurochrome? inches, FIRST AID KITS 49c to $14.00 All kinds and . Sizes. -DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITY Don’t Risk Infection. Buy your . . Her little daugh er Betty . . -Costa Rica with her parents but their j}j/son remained at San Jacinto where a . Mr. Covey, born:in Santa Rosa, has . made Grass Valley his home _ for . nearly ten years. He has been con. the Rotary Clib, Chamber of Com . merce, American Legion, Elks, I. O. LO. F., . also lends his active support to the . Salvation Army .and Boy Scouts of 1 “America, ‘ ' if Mrs. P. E. Marshall Plans ito Visit Nevada City Letters have been . friends in Nevada City that Mrs. P. Bon Marsvall has left Costa Rica and lis at San Jacinto, southern California. was. at received by {he is in school. Mr. Marshall is still June 10. and visit her many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left Nevada City last fall after having lived here about three years. Mr., ‘Mrs. George Legg Hosts at Re-union Dinner There was a family reunion at the George Legg home on Nevada street on Sunday evening at which twenty three persons sat down to a reunion dinneer, seven of Whom were week end ‘house guests of Mr. Legg. Gues's of the occasion, were: Mrs. Colemore of Berkeley. Miss Fidella Legg of Vallejo, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley -Legg of Berkeley, Miss Mary Rossen of Berkeley, Mrs,.J.-B. Tredwell of Berkeley, Mrs. F. W. Bradley and son Sewell of San Francisco, Mrs. John Davies of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Perkins of . Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bradley . and Mrs,! SACRAMENTO —-MURCHE MINERS TO ROTARIANS GIVE LOCAL PROGRAM Drury Butler, president ‘of Sacramento Rotary, Walter Strand, memiber of the same club, Peter Knoles, iprofessor of history in the Sacraimento Junior College, and Miss Eloise Hornstein, ‘who graduated last evening from the Sacramento . Junior College, gave the entertain'ment yesterday noon for the Nevada . City Rotary Club. Chairman of the . day was Clyde Gwin, who acted -in . the absence of Lou Kopp. Miss Hornstein played the -acThe Murchie and: Zeibright mines will hold a picnic and sports event ‘Sunday, June 12 at Write Cloud, CCC camp on the Tahoe Ukiah highway. Tony Deschwanden, electrician at the Murchie mine, has been elected to head the committee or arrangements.. Miners and their families will enjoy a delightful time in this cool spot up in the big timber and if it can be arranged a dance will be held in the evening. Ice cream and beer will be served with ithe picnic dinner. Every merchant in Nevada City thas contributed prizes for the sports events. MRS. LEONA BURGAN OF __INDIAN FLAT PASSES . Mrs. Leong Burgan, aged 48 years inative of Chattanooga, Tenn., passed away at her home on Indian Flat, Tuesday afternoon, May 31, 1938. _Mrs. Burgan had traveled extensive'ly throughout the United States and /Wwas a very delightful and charming ‘woman. She leaves to mourn her passing a husband and five children. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon June 3, at 2 p. m. in Holmes Funeral Home. chapel. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemétery. Mrs. Ida Magonigal will read the. services. companiments for Peter Knoles, who : : sang three songs in a rich baritone. He is the son of Tully Knoles, fori/nected with the civic and social life . . of the community being a member of } of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Bar. : ee }mer governor of this Rotary district num Powers, Mrs. C. E. PATRONS) T ond president of Pacific College. He and Rod and Gun Club. He: . Mrs. Alta Rcwe of Sacramento, Mr. : : : ; cud Mire oboe Rt M Mart? sang an old ,English dialectic song, Bee ORS NG Me at te “Summersetshire,”’’ “Tommy Boy,” Hogue, and a soldiers song,,dedicated many years ago to an Idaho regiment. Before singing he gave a short introduction to the songs and stated that he and four of his six brothers once sang as a miale quartet. Drury Butler recited the story of Christopher Columbus as told. by Farmer Cy Cornstossel of the Coon . a ‘Robert Polglase Weds . Miss Ethel Harkins ' -Robert Polglase of Nevada City ana . Miss Evhel Harkins of Grass Valley . were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Saturday after;noon with Rev. H. H. Buckner officiating. Albert Polglase, brother of meee! Debatins Society. It was a the groom and Unetta Harkins, sisdelighiful mixture of modern and ancient history, liberally sprinkled ter of the bride were the attendants. The bride is a Grass Valley girl, who has been employed at the Golden Poppy Confectionery. “Bob” Polglase is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas: H. Pougiase with geographical misplacements, and political wisecracks. Roars of laughter punctuated the recital. Mrs. R. Maltman and daughter of the bay region spent the past week VIVAC.OUS LADY college professor. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY With Ginger Rogers and James ®Stewart. Ginger goes through col®leze. No wonder they call it the temple of higher yearning! The little night club singer marries a SATURDAY Thrilling adventure and golden song HAWAII CALLS: ==" ®Robby Breen, silver voiced boy, sings again, And BUCK JONES in OVERLAND EXPRESS. SUNDAY THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST: Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in a song drama of the adventurous, red-blooded west, repeating again their magnificent achievement in grand entertainment. Matinee Sunday 2:00 p. m, . South Sea Islands. Car OIL, ACCESSORIES Dick Broad and Commercial —WE'LL FIX IT— RENT BATTERIES —Expert Mechanics— Lane’s Garag Trouble ? , WASHING, BebisuiNe: € of this city,.wnere he was born and reared. He attended the elementary Phone 525 and high cchools of Nevada City and graduated from the local high school and when attended and graduated from Mt. St. Mary’s Academy in Grass Valley. He became associated with the Bank of America in the clerical department and his pleasing personality has made him many friends among the patrons of ‘the bank. When they return from their honeymoon hey will make their home in Nevada City. BACCALAUREATE

SERMON IN H. S. COURT SUNDAY The Baccalaureate Sermon to the graduating class of the Nevada City thigh school of 1938 will be held in the high school court, Sunday, June 5 at 8 p. m, Rev. George C. Pearson will deliver the sermon, ithe music will be rendered by the boys and girls choruses of the high school. Rev. H. H. Buckner and Rev. Father O’Reilly will assist in the services to which the. public is. invited. © ‘end in their old home town and greeted many friends. . . . . . . . . CALENDAR i 2 = ‘ The following matters will be heard in the superior court this morning at 10 o’clock. Estates of Mary C. Ford; Lambert of will. ceased. Resignation and account. nell, minor. Third account. a minor. Account. ceased. Account. ‘Gray vs. Bednar. suppdemental complaint. Estate of Mary Fanzini, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. Estate of A. D. Foote, deceased. Petition to set aside estate. ‘Estate of Mary A. Carpenter and Hadley T. Harding, deceased. Final accounts and petitions for distribution. Oliver. Deceased. Petition for probate Estate of James S. Huntress, deGuardianship of Barbara Ann CorGuardianship of Francis R. Wehe, Estate of John Shaw Twitchell, deMotion to file and. strings, enhances both 125 Mill Street . quality and the exquisite beauty ofthe case form, Expect to be envied with this fine. instrument in your home! In five finishes. Convenient terms. THE HARMONY SHOP ASHIONED NOW S far advanced over other Grands as the Streamline train over the old Iron Horse, the STORYGRAND, by Story & Clark, has completely revolutionized century-old theories of Grand Piano Design. It is the acme of tonal and decorative magnificence, with many sensational innovations including the grilled Resonator Top shown at right. This conceals plate tonal Phone 61 June Brides, Graduation, Vacation and Father’s Day For the JUNE BRIDE aay 2 For THE GRADUATES For Picnics and VACATION DAYS ror FATHER’S DAY Satins, Silk, Rayon Values up to DAINTY PAJAMAS Silk, Satin, RayonsValues up to $3.95 CHIFFON SILK HOSIERY ~* ey $1.15, $1.25 BRASSIERES, PANTIES COMBINATIONDANCE SETS Values up to $2.95 set Airway Luggage Costume Jewelry 49c up Fancy Hand’sk’fs 19c up Purses— A complete assortment of Imported Lace, Mosaic, Linen, Applique, Dinner, Lunch and Bridge Sets, ‘Embroidered Pillow Cases Fancy Towels, Bed Spreads. “Dainty NIGHT GOWNS. $2.95. ORGANDIE FORMAL DRESSES SHEER SILK HOSIERY 98c, $1.15, $1.25 Pair Van Raalte or Munsing BRIEFS, PANTIES, VESTS, BRASSIERES Each.. 49c, 65c, 75c, 98c GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Costume Jewelry, Fabric Gloves, Night Gowns, Pajamas, Neckwear, Purses, Coats, Top Coats, Cotton, Rayon or Silk Dresses. Overnight Cases, House ~ Ladies’ Swim Suits Men‘s Swim Trunks Boys’ Swim Trunks LADIES’ SLACKS cS Ets $1.00 pr. ~ LADIES’ JACKET AND SWIM SUIT Suit $1.95 Ladies’ BEACH COATS AND SUN SUIT Suit $2.95 Ladies’ Crash Blouse, Short and Skirt ena as ae $2.95 Ladies’ Printed Blouse, Short and Skirt aa acini ee $1.95 Cotton Gabardine Coats, Assorted Colors Each $1.95 Children’s SLACKS Each 59c up Ladies’ SWIM SUITS $1.95 up 98c ea. Beach Towels ... *Each 98c, $1.19, $1.65, Each 15c, 19c, 25c, 49c MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS $1.95 NEW FANCY SOX Pair ...... 25c, 35c, 49c _MEN’S NECK TIES Each 25c, 49c, 98c Men’s Handkerchiefs “MEN’S SUMMER _ SHIRTS AND SHORTS ie ees 25c, 35c, 49c MEN’S GARTERS Single Grips Double Grips 35c pr. Arm Bands .. 15c, 25c pr. MEN’S BELTS Plain and Fancy 35c 49c MEN’S SWIM SUITS. 116 MILL STREET ~ BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. ip tion make Hotpoiat Speed Cooking ecoaomical, Bey Better food flavor. ER Foods cook in their own delicious juices with lese water. Causes of baking failures eliminated, : Better food—more hours of ) -leisure—cooking that’s easier, cleaner, cheaper, quicker —and in your home fora few cents a day! Don’t put up with old-fashioned cooking methods when electricity now brings you so many benefits at such a low price. See the beautiful, gleaming Hotpoint models today. Be thrilled by the new streamlined electric ranges that are modernizing homes by the MODERNIZE ECECTRIFY poner Fa yee ELECTRIC Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 He advanced THENEWE R : int’s 1938 model with semi-direct lighting, condiment Low Down Payment Monthly Terms sno iD is the name lotpoiat’s patented metal -sealed Flat-rop cooking coil that has ' revolutionized electric cookery by bringing new speed,. new cleanliness, new economy and longer life. thousand. Ask about “Chef’s Brain” automatic oven control. It cooks entire meals while you’re out of the house, at the theatre or party. Remember, a small down payment will put Mitacle Cookery to work for you in your home. RANGES . ee iat) # Grass Valley Phone 88 Vr LF]