June 5, 1941 (6 pages)

% 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941. NEVADA CITY NUGGE eaameiitentn « Nevada City Church News + BETHANY CHURCH Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11:00 a. m. Miss Ruth Jenkins former teacher at Monte Vista Christian School located in Watsonville, will be with us for quite some time. Miss Jenkins-is-a talented musician. She is accomplished on the piano’as well as the piano-aceordian. Miss Jenkins will be playing, singing and speaking at our services. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. .m If you are in need for spirit, soul or body plan to be at this service. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Bibite! study Thursday 7:30 p? m. We are studying the book of Romans cur-. rently, the first and second chapters. . Bring you note book, pencil and (Bible. Subscribe for the Nugget YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA GEMS OF THOUGHT THOUGHT The key to every man is his . thought. Sturdy and defying though he look, he has a helm’ which he obeys, which is the idea after which . all his facts are classified.—Emerson' It is thought, and thought alone, that divides right from wrong; it is thought and thought only, that elevates or degrades human deeds and desires.—GeorgeMoore. By purifying human thought, this state of mind permeates with increased harmony all the minutiae of hunian affairs.—Mary \Baker Eddy. If, instead of a gem or even a; flower, we could cast the gift of a lovely thought into the heart of aj friend, that would be giving as’ pn _ angels ‘give.—George Macdonald. At Learning’s fountain it is sweet to drink, But. ’tis a nobler privilege to think. —John Godfrey Saxe. As he thinketh in his heart, so is he.—Old Testament: Proverbs 23:7. TRINITY EPISCOPAL 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a. m.—Church School. 11:00 a. m.—Morning prayer and sermon. The rector will address the congregation. The music will be under ithe direction of Mrs. C, A. Libbey. Miss Mary Libbey will be at the organ. H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector DISTANCE IS it covers. Nevada City, 246 Sacramento St. Phone 203 Another of the features of Holmes service of which we are particularly proud is the fact that our service is not limited in the area Our services reach to where the need may be; we take care of the requirements of those in thé rural districts just as efficiently as we serve within the limit boundaries of Grass Valley and Nevada City. HOLMES. FUNERAL HOME ANDY HOLMES ,Owner “Distinctive Funeral Service” 24 Hour Ambulance Service At Reasonable Prices Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn St. Phone 56 gation. where you sleep, eat and relax. Breathe fresh, filtered air that is cool, moist and invigorating. Now isn’t that worth a few cents a day to you? That is all it costs when you operate an Electric Evaporative Cooler. x See the Electric Evaporative Cooler dealer in your community today. Look over the attractive new models. Select the size your home needs. Be cool, happier this summer. SEE YOUR DEALER ye PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY . sands of folk like the Jones’ and _ cost and their very reasonable Biecze through summer, cool and fresh as a daisy! The Jones’ are doing it, why not you? * It is not expensive to do this when you have an Electric Evaporative Cooler. The Jones’ and thouyourself who have Evaporative Coolers know their low first operating cost. * Cool your house completely. Tone down the temperature as much as ‘twenty degrees in the rooms 153w-O41 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE A The Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds service every Sunday at 11 Boulder Street at 11 a. m. Sunday school:‘at 9:45 a. m. A testimonial meeting is held the first Wednesday of each ‘month at 8 p. m. “Great and marvelous are thy works, Lord God Almighty; just and true are thy laws, thou King of saints.’’ These words from Revelation comprise the Golden Text to be used Sunday, June 8, in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The subject of the Lesson-Sermon will be ‘‘God the Only Cause and Creator.’’ Included among the Scriptural selections will be: ““These are the generations of ‘the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the Lord God miade. the ‘earth and the heavens, And! every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew.’’ (Gen. 2:4, 5 COS METHODIST CHURCH Bible School at 10:00 a.m, Bring the children. There will be a fine program, It will be Children’s Day. Why not all the parents come too. Preaching service at 11:00 a.m. Organ prelude Miss Bernice McQuay. Entroit Choir. Hymn 342 “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind’’, congregation. Prayer pastor. Sertpture reading. Anthem “In the Quietness”’ choir Responsive Scripture reading. Offering and Offertory. Vocal Solo “Selected”’, Jack Phillips. Hymn 278, “Lead on O King Eternal’, congreSermon —‘“God’s Waiting Ones,’’ pastor. Hymn 204, ‘Rock of Ages Cleft For Me’ congregation. . Prayer, Benediction. The public is’ cordially invited, Epworth Leaques at 6:30 p. m. Preaching services at 7:30 p. m.} Ten minutes of song service led by! the young people of the church. Prayer, pastor. Violin Solo, ‘‘Selected,’’ Mrs. Hugh Brown. Accompainist Mrs, ‘E. M. Litke. Scripture reading. Instrumental ‘baritone solo—Johnny Blamey. Vocal Solo, ‘‘Selected’’—-Bill Tobiassen. Offering and Offertory. Vocal Solo, ‘‘Selected’’— Mrs. Chas. Elliott. Violin Solo, Mrs. Hugh Brown. Sermon ‘The S. 0, ‘S. Call, Give Us of Your Oil” pastor. Hymn congregation. Closing prayer. You are cordially invited to ate tend these services. This will be thay last service before the pastor goes on the annual conferenze at San Jose, June 11. Let us have recordbreaking attendance at both services. There willl be no preaching service Sunday, June 18 as this will be conference Sunday. I am sure that the Rev. Pateman will be pleased ‘o have wou worship with him, Elected delegates to the annual conference are (Mrs. ‘Ray Murchie and Mrs. May Lane. Installation of newly elected Epworth League officers. Week events — Prayer hour and Bible study Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Christian leader. Young people’s prayer Thursday at 7:30 p. in. CATHOLIC CHURCH Two masses’ will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Chureh, The first mass will be at 8 a.m. and the second at 10 a. m. Father Patrick O’Reilly and Father Edward Williams will be in charge of the services. Supervisors. Reappoint Mrs. Warnecke As Member Of Board Of Education Mrs. Mary D. Warnecke of this city was reappointed as a member of the County Board of Eduation by the board of supervisors, prior to the adjourmment of that body yesterday. The term of Mrs. Warnecke and P. R. Nelson of Truckee expire on June 30th. Nelson was also reappointed. Chairman Cary S. Arbogast of the supervisors left here this morning to attend a meeting of the directors of the Weimar Sanitarium Association. Elementary School Graduation Exercises Will Be Held Tonight Forty eight Nevada City Elementary School students will be graduated at exercises in the school auditorium here tonight, The program will start at 7:45. Luther Marsh, class president, will deliver the address of welcome. This will be followed by a play entitled “The Tantrum.’ Following the presentation of awards, the 48 graduates will be given their diplomas. Buys New Car— “Miss Gertrude Wilde of this city is the owner of a new Pontiac automobile. Angove As Leader aoe H. W. Hobbie, H. E. KjorEpworth League Renames Phillip . The Nevada City Epworth League enjoyed a potluck dinner at the Methodist Chureh Monday night, fo}lowed by the election of officers. Phillip Angove was reelected as president. The other officers selected were: i Miss Beryl Godfrey, first vice president; Ida Norton, second vice president; Barbara Phariss, third vice president; Idel Egan, fourth vice president; Marian Gwin, treasurer; Getty Norton, secretary; Bernice McQuay and Betty Satter, organists; Donald Raney, counsellor; Sylvia Tyhurst, high school social director and Ella Yuen, high school devotional chairman. Fifth Apniveriacy Of Rev. Pateman’s Ordination Commemorated Here Right Reverend Noel Porter 274 the Venerable Rex A. Barron 0° Sacramento Diocese, Episcop21 Chureh, this: morning conducted a service in Trinity Church here commemorating the fifth anniversary 0% Reverend H. Thomas Pateman’s ordination to the ministry. Rev. Pateman was ordained on June 5th, 1936 in the Seminary Chapel at Virginia Theological Seminary. He was ordained by the Right Reverend H. St. George Tucker, Bishop of Virginia, and presiding bishop of the United States. He was presented for ordination by the Episcopal Chaplain of the University of Virginia, the Reverend William Laird. Many members and friends of Trinity Church. were present for ‘the ordination this morning, High School Graduation Class Here Holds — Final Social Function thre The annual banquet of the Nevada’ City High School graduating class _hewly married couple’s honor wk kk kk kk kK kK ok PLUS AN EXTRA’ FOOT IN THE NEW was held last night at the National Hotel. It was the last gathering of the. class socially. Graduation exercises: are to be held tomorrow night. The master of ceremonies at last night’s ‘banquet was James McCran-! ey. Members of the graduating lass. who spoke included Mary Libbey, class president; Harry Roberts, Allen: Spracklen, Mary Innis andElsie. Schreiber. { Faculty members called upon for: a few words included Miss Mildred . ie, Clifford Horn, Ivey Adele Ruit-! ter, Marian A. Libbey, Edward{ Frantz, Marie Fleck, Ralph Smith, Isabel Heffelfinger, Helen. Chapman and Clarence Fiscus. SUSPICION OF THEFT Maurce Cheesman, 30, alias Patrick Williams, was booked on sus picion of theft at the county jai! here while authorities continue their investigation into the’ stealing of machinery from the Oustomah Mine. Recovering— Byron E. Krough of Lost Hill is recovering. from an operation performed a week ago. N aly Marricd Co Mr. and Mrs. Melo Ungaro, who were recently married in Rero. No. by Rev. Carl o° ae odist Church, were ‘honor guests at a dinner at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guscetti home here this week. The bride is the former Miss Ey>lyn Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emmett Baker, who. operate the Baker turkey ranch below Grass Valley. Mrs. Baker and Al Ungaro of this Sehmist upl: 'Here At Guse7tti Hom> This Week of Sacramento; E. M. ctiy, brother of the bridegroom at-, tended the couple at the ceremony. Ungaro of Mrs. $00 Fannie Gus-! ane PAGE FIVE_ Fetzd At Dinner Messrs. and Mesdames T. J. Ray Baker and Frank Hooper of Grass Valley; Eldon Kendrick and ‘Frank Guscetti of Nevada City; Mrs. 'M. C. Giovanetti of Yreka; Misses Mary Baker of Grass Valley and Bernice Clemo of ‘Nevada City and George R. Carter, Albert Ungaro and Wray Sandow of Nevada City and Dan Ungaro of Roseville. DIVORCE LEDUC—In ‘Nevada City, June 3, cetti of Nevada City, is employea ar 1941, William A: LeDuc against Irene the North Star Mine, He is a graduLeDuwc; suit filed; ground, extreme ate of the Nevada City High School. , Mrs. Ungaro attended Orov'lle schools. She ,has been a Nevada ,County resident for the past five years. Those attending the dinner in the . cruelty. ANNULMENT WEL" IS — In ‘Nevada City, June 3, 1941. M. B. We ls against Milton B. Wel:s; annulment asked; ground, here; fraud. FULL 6%: SUPER S H a W E’RE now showing the season’s greatest refrigerator bargain. the 1941 Crosley with the new Super Shelvador -that olaces twice as much tood at vour fingertips and doubles the retrigeratea space tor bottles! Only Crosley offers this sensational teature pecause_ the Shelvador 1s patented. Other great features to thrill vou. too! New _ dimension, easier to-use, all-steel cabinets. KkKeKKeKe KKK Kh Ke KK KKK KK KK * ee Neen LVADOR (PATENTED) RRR EEK HH i Separate FREEZORCOLD compariimem tor trozen-tooa storage. Extra deep cold storage drawer for meats. Sliding . crisper. Storabin for extra storage. And every other modern worthwhile convenience —at its very Dest! Come in today and see this 2xciting mew refrigerator. Remember, it’s a full 6 cu. ft. cabinet plus the Shelvador. -it holds more food than any other tefrigerator of the same size! RRR RRM HH HK JENSEN & THOMAS FURNITURE C0. 256 S. Auburn St. Phone 36 Grase Valley KKeKKKKK KKK KK KS Series models, Studebaker’s designers the sky lanes and took the latest model transport planes for their inspiration. And everyone who drives these new creations agrees that they’re as thrilling in performance as they're advanced in appearance. CRAMER’S AUTO EXCHANGE . Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 405 STUDEBAKER’S . EXCITING NEW O new cars introduced in years ever offered so much for the money in outahead styling, colorful body finishes and interior luxuriousness as these distinc. tively different new Studebaker Skyway went straight to rd Phone . 06 Come in ‘now and take out one of these . high-style stars of all the 1941 cars for a convincing trial drive. They’re built with . traditional Studebaker soun — pri with traditional Studebaker mo You may use your present car as part payment—C.I.T. budget plan terms. . WILLIAMSON'S SERVICE GARAGE tion.

% 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941. NEVADA CITY NUGGE eaameiitentn « Nevada City Church News + BETHANY CHURCH Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11:00 a. m. Miss Ruth Jenkins former teacher at Monte Vista Christian School located in Watsonville, will be with us for quite some time. Miss Jenkins-is-a talented musician. She is accomplished on the piano’as well as the piano-aceordian. Miss Jenkins will be playing, singing and speaking at our services. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. .m If you are in need for spirit, soul or body plan to be at this service. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Bibite! study Thursday 7:30 p? m. We are studying the book of Romans cur-. rently, the first and second chapters. . Bring you note book, pencil and (Bible. Subscribe for the Nugget YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA GEMS OF THOUGHT THOUGHT The key to every man is his . thought. Sturdy and defying though he look, he has a helm’ which he obeys, which is the idea after which . all his facts are classified.—Emerson' It is thought, and thought alone, that divides right from wrong; it is thought and thought only, that elevates or degrades human deeds and desires.—GeorgeMoore. By purifying human thought, this state of mind permeates with increased harmony all the minutiae of hunian affairs.—Mary \Baker Eddy. If, instead of a gem or even a; flower, we could cast the gift of a lovely thought into the heart of aj friend, that would be giving as’ pn _ angels ‘give.—George Macdonald. At Learning’s fountain it is sweet to drink, But. ’tis a nobler privilege to think. —John Godfrey Saxe. As he thinketh in his heart, so is he.—Old Testament: Proverbs 23:7. TRINITY EPISCOPAL 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a. m.—Church School. 11:00 a. m.—Morning prayer and sermon. The rector will address the congregation. The music will be under ithe direction of Mrs. C, A. Libbey. Miss Mary Libbey will be at the organ. H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector DISTANCE IS it covers. Nevada City, 246 Sacramento St. Phone 203 Another of the features of Holmes service of which we are particularly proud is the fact that our service is not limited in the area Our services reach to where the need may be; we take care of the requirements of those in thé rural districts just as efficiently as we serve within the limit boundaries of Grass Valley and Nevada City. HOLMES. FUNERAL HOME ANDY HOLMES ,Owner “Distinctive Funeral Service” 24 Hour Ambulance Service At Reasonable Prices Grass Valley, 150 S. Auburn St. Phone 56 gation. where you sleep, eat and relax. Breathe fresh, filtered air that is cool, moist and invigorating. Now isn’t that worth a few cents a day to you? That is all it costs when you operate an Electric Evaporative Cooler. x See the Electric Evaporative Cooler dealer in your community today. Look over the attractive new models. Select the size your home needs. Be cool, happier this summer. SEE YOUR DEALER ye PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY . sands of folk like the Jones’ and _ cost and their very reasonable Biecze through summer, cool and fresh as a daisy! The Jones’ are doing it, why not you? * It is not expensive to do this when you have an Electric Evaporative Cooler. The Jones’ and thouyourself who have Evaporative Coolers know their low first operating cost. * Cool your house completely. Tone down the temperature as much as ‘twenty degrees in the rooms 153w-O41 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE A The Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds service every Sunday at 11 Boulder Street at 11 a. m. Sunday school:‘at 9:45 a. m. A testimonial meeting is held the first Wednesday of each ‘month at 8 p. m. “Great and marvelous are thy works, Lord God Almighty; just and true are thy laws, thou King of saints.’’ These words from Revelation comprise the Golden Text to be used Sunday, June 8, in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The subject of the Lesson-Sermon will be ‘‘God the Only Cause and Creator.’’ Included among the Scriptural selections will be: ““These are the generations of ‘the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the Lord God miade. the ‘earth and the heavens, And! every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew.’’ (Gen. 2:4, 5 COS METHODIST CHURCH Bible School at 10:00 a.m, Bring the children. There will be a fine program, It will be Children’s Day. Why not all the parents come too. Preaching service at 11:00 a.m. Organ prelude Miss Bernice McQuay. Entroit Choir. Hymn 342 “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind’’, congregation. Prayer pastor. Sertpture reading. Anthem “In the Quietness”’ choir Responsive Scripture reading. Offering and Offertory. Vocal Solo “Selected”’, Jack Phillips. Hymn 278, “Lead on O King Eternal’, congreSermon —‘“God’s Waiting Ones,’’ pastor. Hymn 204, ‘Rock of Ages Cleft For Me’ congregation. . Prayer, Benediction. The public is’ cordially invited, Epworth Leaques at 6:30 p. m. Preaching services at 7:30 p. m.} Ten minutes of song service led by! the young people of the church. Prayer, pastor. Violin Solo, ‘‘Selected,’’ Mrs. Hugh Brown. Accompainist Mrs, ‘E. M. Litke. Scripture reading. Instrumental ‘baritone solo—Johnny Blamey. Vocal Solo, ‘‘Selected’’—-Bill Tobiassen. Offering and Offertory. Vocal Solo, ‘‘Selected’’— Mrs. Chas. Elliott. Violin Solo, Mrs. Hugh Brown. Sermon ‘The S. 0, ‘S. Call, Give Us of Your Oil” pastor. Hymn congregation. Closing prayer. You are cordially invited to ate tend these services. This will be thay last service before the pastor goes on the annual conferenze at San Jose, June 11. Let us have recordbreaking attendance at both services. There willl be no preaching service Sunday, June 18 as this will be conference Sunday. I am sure that the Rev. Pateman will be pleased ‘o have wou worship with him, Elected delegates to the annual conference are (Mrs. ‘Ray Murchie and Mrs. May Lane. Installation of newly elected Epworth League officers. Week events — Prayer hour and Bible study Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Christian leader. Young people’s prayer Thursday at 7:30 p. in. CATHOLIC CHURCH Two masses’ will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Chureh, The first mass will be at 8 a.m. and the second at 10 a. m. Father Patrick O’Reilly and Father Edward Williams will be in charge of the services. Supervisors. Reappoint Mrs. Warnecke As Member Of Board Of Education Mrs. Mary D. Warnecke of this city was reappointed as a member of the County Board of Eduation by the board of supervisors, prior to the adjourmment of that body yesterday. The term of Mrs. Warnecke and P. R. Nelson of Truckee expire on June 30th. Nelson was also reappointed. Chairman Cary S. Arbogast of the supervisors left here this morning to attend a meeting of the directors of the Weimar Sanitarium Association. Elementary School Graduation Exercises Will Be Held Tonight

Forty eight Nevada City Elementary School students will be graduated at exercises in the school auditorium here tonight, The program will start at 7:45. Luther Marsh, class president, will deliver the address of welcome. This will be followed by a play entitled “The Tantrum.’ Following the presentation of awards, the 48 graduates will be given their diplomas. Buys New Car— “Miss Gertrude Wilde of this city is the owner of a new Pontiac automobile. Angove As Leader aoe H. W. Hobbie, H. E. KjorEpworth League Renames Phillip . The Nevada City Epworth League enjoyed a potluck dinner at the Methodist Chureh Monday night, fo}lowed by the election of officers. Phillip Angove was reelected as president. The other officers selected were: i Miss Beryl Godfrey, first vice president; Ida Norton, second vice president; Barbara Phariss, third vice president; Idel Egan, fourth vice president; Marian Gwin, treasurer; Getty Norton, secretary; Bernice McQuay and Betty Satter, organists; Donald Raney, counsellor; Sylvia Tyhurst, high school social director and Ella Yuen, high school devotional chairman. Fifth Apniveriacy Of Rev. Pateman’s Ordination Commemorated Here Right Reverend Noel Porter 274 the Venerable Rex A. Barron 0° Sacramento Diocese, Episcop21 Chureh, this: morning conducted a service in Trinity Church here commemorating the fifth anniversary 0% Reverend H. Thomas Pateman’s ordination to the ministry. Rev. Pateman was ordained on June 5th, 1936 in the Seminary Chapel at Virginia Theological Seminary. He was ordained by the Right Reverend H. St. George Tucker, Bishop of Virginia, and presiding bishop of the United States. He was presented for ordination by the Episcopal Chaplain of the University of Virginia, the Reverend William Laird. Many members and friends of Trinity Church. were present for ‘the ordination this morning, High School Graduation Class Here Holds — Final Social Function thre The annual banquet of the Nevada’ City High School graduating class _hewly married couple’s honor wk kk kk kk kK kK ok PLUS AN EXTRA’ FOOT IN THE NEW was held last night at the National Hotel. It was the last gathering of the. class socially. Graduation exercises: are to be held tomorrow night. The master of ceremonies at last night’s ‘banquet was James McCran-! ey. Members of the graduating lass. who spoke included Mary Libbey, class president; Harry Roberts, Allen: Spracklen, Mary Innis andElsie. Schreiber. { Faculty members called upon for: a few words included Miss Mildred . ie, Clifford Horn, Ivey Adele Ruit-! ter, Marian A. Libbey, Edward{ Frantz, Marie Fleck, Ralph Smith, Isabel Heffelfinger, Helen. Chapman and Clarence Fiscus. SUSPICION OF THEFT Maurce Cheesman, 30, alias Patrick Williams, was booked on sus picion of theft at the county jai! here while authorities continue their investigation into the’ stealing of machinery from the Oustomah Mine. Recovering— Byron E. Krough of Lost Hill is recovering. from an operation performed a week ago. N aly Marricd Co Mr. and Mrs. Melo Ungaro, who were recently married in Rero. No. by Rev. Carl o° ae odist Church, were ‘honor guests at a dinner at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guscetti home here this week. The bride is the former Miss Ey>lyn Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emmett Baker, who. operate the Baker turkey ranch below Grass Valley. Mrs. Baker and Al Ungaro of this Sehmist upl: 'Here At Guse7tti Hom> This Week of Sacramento; E. M. ctiy, brother of the bridegroom at-, tended the couple at the ceremony. Ungaro of Mrs. $00 Fannie Gus-! ane PAGE FIVE_ Fetzd At Dinner Messrs. and Mesdames T. J. Ray Baker and Frank Hooper of Grass Valley; Eldon Kendrick and ‘Frank Guscetti of Nevada City; Mrs. 'M. C. Giovanetti of Yreka; Misses Mary Baker of Grass Valley and Bernice Clemo of ‘Nevada City and George R. Carter, Albert Ungaro and Wray Sandow of Nevada City and Dan Ungaro of Roseville. DIVORCE LEDUC—In ‘Nevada City, June 3, cetti of Nevada City, is employea ar 1941, William A: LeDuc against Irene the North Star Mine, He is a graduLeDuwc; suit filed; ground, extreme ate of the Nevada City High School. , Mrs. Ungaro attended Orov'lle schools. She ,has been a Nevada ,County resident for the past five years. Those attending the dinner in the . cruelty. ANNULMENT WEL" IS — In ‘Nevada City, June 3, 1941. M. B. We ls against Milton B. Wel:s; annulment asked; ground, here; fraud. FULL 6%: SUPER S H a W E’RE now showing the season’s greatest refrigerator bargain. the 1941 Crosley with the new Super Shelvador -that olaces twice as much tood at vour fingertips and doubles the retrigeratea space tor bottles! Only Crosley offers this sensational teature pecause_ the Shelvador 1s patented. Other great features to thrill vou. too! New _ dimension, easier to-use, all-steel cabinets. KkKeKKeKe KKK Kh Ke KK KKK KK KK * ee Neen LVADOR (PATENTED) RRR EEK HH i Separate FREEZORCOLD compariimem tor trozen-tooa storage. Extra deep cold storage drawer for meats. Sliding . crisper. Storabin for extra storage. And every other modern worthwhile convenience —at its very Dest! Come in today and see this 2xciting mew refrigerator. Remember, it’s a full 6 cu. ft. cabinet plus the Shelvador. -it holds more food than any other tefrigerator of the same size! RRR RRM HH HK JENSEN & THOMAS FURNITURE C0. 256 S. Auburn St. Phone 36 Grase Valley KKeKKKKK KKK KK KS Series models, Studebaker’s designers the sky lanes and took the latest model transport planes for their inspiration. And everyone who drives these new creations agrees that they’re as thrilling in performance as they're advanced in appearance. CRAMER’S AUTO EXCHANGE . Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 405 STUDEBAKER’S . EXCITING NEW O new cars introduced in years ever offered so much for the money in outahead styling, colorful body finishes and interior luxuriousness as these distinc. tively different new Studebaker Skyway went straight to rd Phone . 06 Come in ‘now and take out one of these . high-style stars of all the 1941 cars for a convincing trial drive. They’re built with . traditional Studebaker soun — pri with traditional Studebaker mo You may use your present car as part payment—C.I.T. budget plan terms. . WILLIAMSON'S SERVICE GARAGE tion.