May 25, 1942 (4 pages)

> £ ? f ‘ \ t — Monday, May 25, 1942 a Pace Four oe o : Nevada City Nugge TAHOEFORESTUTIUZING ALL . ALVAH ‘HOOP’ HOOPER WILL SEEK _ AVAILABLE MANPOWER FOR ELECTION AS NEVADA CO. CORONER_ FIRE STIPPRESSION WORK With capable and satisfactory ex-:have been widespread. In both ser{perience as deputy coroner for Ne. vice, patriotic and fraternal groups In order to utilize all available, Carvin is chairman of this. council vada County for six and one half . he has ‘been a willing and energetic local manvower for fire suppression nd Sheriff W. D. Johnson is the coag see Sue ae : pohipn yeas ees work this summer, meetings were! ordinator of the defense Activities. . ° : ee ik = Y Sa i held_at various places on the Tahoe. Forest Supervisor Ellis of the Taand funeral directing pro , Forest to organize volun-. hoe National Forest and Ranger F. Public Administrator. ~ THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. Candidate for PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR _ Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th Remember Bataan Invest A Dime Out of Every Dollar in U.S. War Ronds Political Advertisements Constable At the. present time he is finance officer and member of the building vah (Hoop) Hooper, Nevada County National r ; committee of the American Legion si * teer crews for fighting fires in the/\Delaney of the Downieville district mortician : act apes rciadeay oe and has held other offices in the JAMES WILLIAMS Superintendent of Schools: ; oinit a 3 . with her members of Mr. Ellis’}2Ounced his candidacy for the office ) : immediate vicinity of the. various} wit other en Of Gotnuer to be Hiled by the peters post. He is an active member of the towns. . staff attended and helped in the or: <3 ioe ‘ . Gpass Valley Fire Department; holds Ca did ja f WALTER A. CARLSON ie ganization of the volunteer units for. 0f the nite at the Augus pr * enibereiis i Phe dd Mtiowe wad ndidate tor Ce gabeats On Tuesday night a mass meeting home defense and fire control work . Mary election. shi ; 2 rnal organizations Ran sige ives Mele At Samaronvile ta the Masi. the various coinmunitics. Alor dug i eat nda eke corel eo Gus ae tiie Rotary por ie Desi Consens fot onic Hall. This meeting was called On Saturday aitardoou Ranger! ledge_of the duties of the coroner’s niphel og : Nevada Townshi SUPERINTENDENT OF Pp by Judge A. Cleveland in cooperation! 040i, a. Land of Sierraville, who. Office, his many years of mortuary os ee aa ee P SCHOOLS # vB . ae * ‘ ; i Pr ; st ay cine dagsh seleegeavaual represents the Sierra County sshicitcopsie mcs opie and eae rag r a third vice president of the Nevadatmary Election, August 25¢h Nevada County ; Da ell an Seer ? eggers Council in the east end of Sierra. associations wi people in e Sisrra Peacé Offices Association and . Coroner Primary Election, August 25th Camptonville district of the Tahoe County, arranged to set up an actual. dustry as-well as holding the conGe neck ta ee ust a oe ta / ; iNational Forest. State Ranger E. Pg cam, This camp wa organized . fidence of, the people at large, emeen ALVAH “HOOP” HOOPER : County Clerk and Auditor EES OF sadist gave a talk on the) in: cooperation with Bedford, man-. inently prepares diy fOr One) ON PRB) a oar will dnalte: arlaative cara: = : various types of incendiary bombs./,,. of the Clover Valley Lumber. more important offices of county paign throughout the county between C did : i fl ins, Yul ; sess ‘ ; : : , ms epang: lcntg tang staat 5 . Company at Loyalton. During the af Se : lizes that . 2OW 204 the election day and invites andidate for (Incumbent) ¢ ag visor, gave a : . ternoon volunteers were . organized he Coroner nominee realizes that). discussions of protileuia ani the CORONER Cavdilate fo; and laid. the foundation for the,oratid were drilled with forest service] Virtually all of the duties of the ofquestion by ‘the voting public in conva hg ’ ganization of a state guard company. .ayinment. (Forest Supervisor Bllis,. fice are prescribed ‘by legislative . 90°F With nip Gifice sapirations Nevada County COUNTY CLERK AND ¥ oe i ninccana ht ate sah plese E-. with members of his staff, also at-. statute and in some instances £0V. .d administrative goals. ‘1 Primary Election, August 25th i AUDITOR M. Stone, of Nevada City told the) tended this meeting and aided in the. erned by county tradition and .¢cus. zroup of the threat to the Tahoe] qrijjing of the volunteer crews. tom, but in the administration %f. ~ ~~ me” a. a — . Nevada County ra peltoan oe Forest -due to the shortage those duties he promises, if elected, C Primary Blection, August 25th = i of manpower.’ He stressed the need (1) to give the peopletof Nevada for volunteer grevpe. in the. various Three students from.Nevada City . County an economical management : z . . Recorder towns. He then gave a radio demon7 i i 5 ‘ : ee ° stvalise’ aud Moceiibcs tie aecucnt. oe Uumreree Banaes the: 4,779 . oF the: affairs of the office, heenine Just one evidence of the cooperation between the armed services . woe aia p graduates of the University of Cali-. the business of the office in a modand our vast industrial army —a school for submarine electricians JOHN E NEI TELL » weed oe “ight ire soutrot end fornia, who received their degrees. en and up-to-date manner without conducted at one General Electric factory./ ~ presuppression and its potential use (Incumbent) t in case of the destruction of telePhone lines. On Friday night, a meeting was held at the Memorial Hall in Downieville under the auspices of the Sierra County Defense Council. Elton O. and certificates last «week at the commencement exercises. The Nevada City students are Lucy Frances Proctor, college of Letters and Sciences, Francis Ellanore Johnson and Robert Joseph Tucker, both of the College of Agriculture. I letteteteteietetiotenotertatentetenten sertooteatsteoertosestctooesterteoeatesteoesfectosentestesat sacrifice of prestige and yet helding the budget within an amount reasonable for the county and no hardship on the taxpayer; (2) to conduct the office in an entirely fair, impartial manner, treating each .citizen on a plane of American equality and understanding and (3) conducting office relations in an attitude Candidate for RECORDER Nevada County Primary Election, . August 25th Justice of the Peace + . ’ = _ fm. ¢ of courtesy, friendliness and a wils Newada = i heatre *. lingness to ge beyond what is norGEORGE W GILDERSLEEVE Rs ae wee ce ft lf 2 4a ° ue + mally expected to solve problems, : im A * 3 turn despair to hope and strive for I. Electricity is vital to the run2. For that-reason, there must be’ (Incumbent) & 3% . complete satisfaction. ning of every submarine. It does well-trained electricians on every ‘ * MONDAY AND TUESDAY *! “Hoop” Hooper is a native of an amazing variety of important underwater craft. At this school, Candidate for * Wo 0 T Katherine Hepburn a woman newspa69 Grass Valley and has spent much of jobs, from turning the propeller to . Navy electricians attend classes + MAN F HE y per columnist, feuds with Spencer * his tite het. fis mac oftitaiad with cooking the*toffee, taught by G-E engineers.. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE * ‘Tracey, a sports writer. Soon love develops but complications arise . Me ‘ . Sa ; “a ; f * due to Miss Hepburn’s Wenrioe.” , , ¢ the former well known firm of GillPO y) (Ee \ Nevada Township x : ‘Miller in the mortuary business for aM -: WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY #. seven years, 1906-1913, later movPrimary Election, doo hae * ze ing to the San Francisco bay region ) Sheriff THE VANISHING VIRGIN You'll love this story of a great + where he accepted other employment. 3 po Ly : ; American and his family . . . * However he kept his license and : * so true, so human, so crowded with heart throbs, laughter and tears! *%. assisted on occasion at the parlors CARL J. TOBIASSEN Cap'n Bob, portrayed by Frank Morgan, ,is all fun, fuss and fury, as + owned by Dan Donovan , ‘ 4 lovable as famed “Mr. Chips.” Kathryn Grayson sings in her first % < . ts ; (Incumbent) = picture since “Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary.” Other leading screen * Upon his Foe to Grass Valley in is , + eharacters are cast in ‘‘The Vanishing Virginian.”’ 1929 he wae again BITS a the ee Candidate top iy *%{uary and funeral directing business + De TH ¥O Electric Range. with one firm for 10 1-2 years and served six and ‘one half years as’ deputy Nevada County coroner. For the past two years, the nominee has been the senior member of the firm which -bears his name, the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary, Inc. Hooper’s community activities J, WILLIAMS CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE POST. James Williams, experienced law officer of this area, who in addition to service as a city police officer and deuty sheriff, has been constable of Nevada Township since the retirement of William Jeffery a year ago, has announced he will be a candidate for the constable post at the coming election. : Williams has ably handled the duties of the office since his appointment as constable by the supervisors when Jeffery submitted his resignation because of ill health. The constable candidate has been a resident of this community pragtically his entire life. Ror years he worked in the mines of this area. The duties of the constable are principally to serve papers issued from the justice court and to act as the bailiff of the court during trials. The constable, however, is a peace officer and is often called upon to risk his life in the performance of his duties. The friends. of Williams in urging but during the time he seved as loGenera ++.s.and go out into the shops’where they watch workrmen construct the same kind of electric equipment that will day be put in their charge. be General Electric believes good citizen is to kaa Sc.3¢e ready for action. thas its first duty asa ood soldier. U Electric Compa:.y, Sshenectady, N. Y. 4, Tl.is is but one proof of the thore .gh training which the U.S. . Navy gives its men, so that the vilal equipment of war will always 969-10-211 7 FULL€P . PAINTS they last A LADDER TO HAPPINESS HAT a drab, uninteresting world this would be if it weren’t for paint and color. We owe a lot to our painters who BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH MODERN PAINT COLOR HARMONY spread beauty and. happiness through the : } ' land making this.a nation, world reputed for its lovely homes. Paint, of course, is the very best insur‘paint — style your home. It costs no more SHERIFF Nevada County Primary Hiection, August 25th RICHARD “DICK” HOSKINS Candidate for SHERIFF Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th FRED E. WILLIFORD Candidate for SHERIFF . Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th AssessorPHILLIP G. SCADDEN Candidate for ASSESSOR Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th Treasurerfax Collector JOSEPH “JOE” HENWOOD Candidate for TREASURER his election as constable proudly : N C : point to his fine record as an oficer, ance to protect the home from decay and evada County . Bec: : not only since he has been constable its resultant repair expense. But when you Primary Election, August 25th j . «< This isa message to the thousands of California women who now use the electric range. It is a good and faithful and durable servant in your home. Take care of it. Study again the instruction book that came with your electric range. Save electricity and save your range by cooking at proper. temperature and exact cooking time. Unnecessary high‘heat wastes kilowatts. Overcooking wastes electricity and destroys nutritive values in foods. You, as an electric range user, have practiced nutritional cooking for years. You have, for example, cooked vegetables with little water over the glowing coils of electric cal police officer and deputy sheriff. Preserve your license plates! [t may be a long time before you will be able to get new ones! This bit of advice came to Nevada County motor vehicle owners today in a bulletin received by The Nugget from James M. Carter, Director of the Department of Motor Vehicles. to use color to bring out the advantages of your particular home and to blend the defects out of notice. Everybody notices a newly painted house. A fresh, clean coat of paint makes scowling houses smile again. Their owners feel a new thrill of delight. The community regards the home owner who keeps his home painted as a good neighbor and a valuable citizen. JIM “AGENT” HENWOOD ~~ Candidate’ for TREASURER Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th . heat. Your family and your dinner guests know that foods Director Carter’s bulletin urges the Make ita point to paint this year. Call Supervisor oe so cooked are tastier. And because foods so codéked are not application of one of two good coats on a reliable painter today. Start now and pot-watched and stirred they are whole and wholesome in of clear spar varnish as’ the best your worries will be over for years. If you! W ARREN ODELL nourishing vitamins and minerals. protection against the elements. The have any doubt about what colors to ‘use, (ipdasshont) The correct care and use of your electric range will be acontribution toward winning the war. PRE ETER TC varnish should be applied to the yw 131W-542 ¥6sOMP ASN {ulation size to which the “strips” are cover strip plates as well as the regattached inasniuch as the motorists . may be reqired next year to display the 1942 cover strip plates as ‘well as some suitable symbol of 1943 registation. : NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 come in and see our many color schemes: for any type of home. Get a copy of our. new 48-page Color Recipe Book — just off the press — its FREE. HA STORES, LTD. _GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 \ Candidate for SUPERVISOR _ (Fourth District) Nevada County _ Primary Election, August 25 .

> £ ? f ‘ \ t — Monday, May 25, 1942 a Pace Four oe o : Nevada City Nugge TAHOEFORESTUTIUZING ALL . ALVAH ‘HOOP’ HOOPER WILL SEEK _ AVAILABLE MANPOWER FOR ELECTION AS NEVADA CO. CORONER_ FIRE STIPPRESSION WORK With capable and satisfactory ex-:have been widespread. In both ser{perience as deputy coroner for Ne. vice, patriotic and fraternal groups In order to utilize all available, Carvin is chairman of this. council vada County for six and one half . he has ‘been a willing and energetic local manvower for fire suppression nd Sheriff W. D. Johnson is the coag see Sue ae : pohipn yeas ees work this summer, meetings were! ordinator of the defense Activities. . ° : ee ik = Y Sa i held_at various places on the Tahoe. Forest Supervisor Ellis of the Taand funeral directing pro , Forest to organize volun-. hoe National Forest and Ranger F. Public Administrator. ~ THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. Candidate for PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR _ Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th Remember Bataan Invest A Dime Out of Every Dollar in U.S. War Ronds Political Advertisements Constable At the. present time he is finance officer and member of the building vah (Hoop) Hooper, Nevada County National r ; committee of the American Legion si * teer crews for fighting fires in the/\Delaney of the Downieville district mortician : act apes rciadeay oe and has held other offices in the JAMES WILLIAMS Superintendent of Schools: ; oinit a 3 . with her members of Mr. Ellis’}2Ounced his candidacy for the office ) : immediate vicinity of the. various} wit other en Of Gotnuer to be Hiled by the peters post. He is an active member of the towns. . staff attended and helped in the or: <3 ioe ‘ . Gpass Valley Fire Department; holds Ca did ja f WALTER A. CARLSON ie ganization of the volunteer units for. 0f the nite at the Augus pr * enibereiis i Phe dd Mtiowe wad ndidate tor Ce gabeats On Tuesday night a mass meeting home defense and fire control work . Mary election. shi ; 2 rnal organizations Ran sige ives Mele At Samaronvile ta the Masi. the various coinmunitics. Alor dug i eat nda eke corel eo Gus ae tiie Rotary por ie Desi Consens fot onic Hall. This meeting was called On Saturday aitardoou Ranger! ledge_of the duties of the coroner’s niphel og : Nevada Townshi SUPERINTENDENT OF Pp by Judge A. Cleveland in cooperation! 040i, a. Land of Sierraville, who. Office, his many years of mortuary os ee aa ee P SCHOOLS # vB . ae * ‘ ; i Pr ; st ay cine dagsh seleegeavaual represents the Sierra County sshicitcopsie mcs opie and eae rag r a third vice president of the Nevadatmary Election, August 25¢h Nevada County ; Da ell an Seer ? eggers Council in the east end of Sierra. associations wi people in e Sisrra Peacé Offices Association and . Coroner Primary Election, August 25th Camptonville district of the Tahoe County, arranged to set up an actual. dustry as-well as holding the conGe neck ta ee ust a oe ta / ; iNational Forest. State Ranger E. Pg cam, This camp wa organized . fidence of, the people at large, emeen ALVAH “HOOP” HOOPER : County Clerk and Auditor EES OF sadist gave a talk on the) in: cooperation with Bedford, man-. inently prepares diy fOr One) ON PRB) a oar will dnalte: arlaative cara: = : various types of incendiary bombs./,,. of the Clover Valley Lumber. more important offices of county paign throughout the county between C did : i fl ins, Yul ; sess ‘ ; : : , ms epang: lcntg tang staat 5 . Company at Loyalton. During the af Se : lizes that . 2OW 204 the election day and invites andidate for (Incumbent) ¢ ag visor, gave a : . ternoon volunteers were . organized he Coroner nominee realizes that).. discussions of protileuia ani the CORONER Cavdilate fo; and laid. the foundation for the,oratid were drilled with forest service] Virtually all of the duties of the ofquestion by ‘the voting public in conva hg ’ ganization of a state guard company. .ayinment. (Forest Supervisor Bllis,. fice are prescribed ‘by legislative . 90°F With nip Gifice sapirations Nevada County COUNTY CLERK AND ¥ oe i ninccana ht ate sah plese E-. with members of his staff, also at-. statute and in some instances £0V. .d administrative goals. ‘1 Primary Election, August 25th i AUDITOR M. Stone, of Nevada City told the) tended this meeting and aided in the. erned by county tradition and .¢cus. zroup of the threat to the Tahoe] qrijjing of the volunteer crews. tom, but in the administration %f. ~ ~~ me” a. a — . Nevada County ra peltoan oe Forest -due to the shortage those duties he promises, if elected, C Primary Blection, August 25th = i of manpower.’ He stressed the need (1) to give the peopletof Nevada for volunteer grevpe. in the. various Three students from.Nevada City . County an economical management : z . . Recorder towns. He then gave a radio demon7 i i 5 ‘ : ee ° stvalise’ aud Moceiibcs tie aecucnt. oe Uumreree Banaes the: 4,779 . oF the: affairs of the office, heenine Just one evidence of the cooperation between the armed services . woe aia p graduates of the University of Cali-. the business of the office in a modand our vast industrial army —a school for submarine electricians JOHN E NEI TELL » weed oe “ight ire soutrot end fornia, who received their degrees. en and up-to-date manner without conducted at one General Electric factory./ ~ presuppression and its potential use (Incumbent) t in case of the destruction of telePhone lines. On Friday night, a meeting was held at the Memorial Hall in Downieville under the auspices of the Sierra County Defense Council. Elton O. and certificates last «week at the commencement exercises. The Nevada City students are Lucy Frances Proctor, college of Letters and Sciences, Francis Ellanore Johnson and Robert Joseph Tucker, both of the College of Agriculture. I letteteteteietetiotenotertatentetenten sertooteatsteoertosestctooesterteoeatesteoesfectosentestesat sacrifice of prestige and yet helding the budget within an amount reasonable for the county and no hardship on the taxpayer; (2) to conduct the office in an entirely fair, impartial manner, treating each .citizen on a plane of American equality and understanding and (3) conducting office relations in an attitude Candidate for RECORDER Nevada County Primary Election, . August 25th Justice of the Peace + . ’ = _ fm. ¢ of courtesy, friendliness and a wils Newada = i heatre *. lingness to ge beyond what is norGEORGE W GILDERSLEEVE Rs ae wee ce ft lf 2 4a ° ue + mally expected to solve problems, : im A * 3 turn despair to hope and strive for I. Electricity is vital to the run2. For that-reason, there must be’ (Incumbent) & 3% . complete satisfaction. ning of every submarine. It does well-trained electricians on every ‘ * MONDAY AND TUESDAY *! “Hoop” Hooper is a native of an amazing variety of important underwater craft. At this school, Candidate for * Wo 0 T Katherine Hepburn a woman newspa69 Grass Valley and has spent much of jobs, from turning the propeller to . Navy electricians attend classes + MAN F HE y per columnist, feuds with Spencer * his tite het. fis mac oftitaiad with cooking the*toffee, taught by G-E engineers.... JUSTICE OF THE PEACE * ‘Tracey, a sports writer. Soon love develops but complications arise . Me ‘ . Sa ; “a ; f * due to Miss Hepburn’s Wenrioe.” , , ¢ the former well known firm of GillPO y) (Ee \ Nevada Township x : ‘Miller in the mortuary business for aM -: WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY #. seven years, 1906-1913, later movPrimary Election, doo hae * ze ing to the San Francisco bay region ) Sheriff THE VANISHING VIRGIN You'll love this story of a great + where he accepted other employment. 3 po Ly : ; American and his family . . . * However he kept his license and : * so true, so human, so crowded with heart throbs, laughter and tears! *%. assisted on occasion at the parlors CARL J. TOBIASSEN Cap'n Bob, portrayed by Frank Morgan, ,is all fun, fuss and fury, as + owned by Dan Donovan , ‘ 4 lovable as famed “Mr. Chips.” Kathryn Grayson sings in her first % < . ts ; (Incumbent) = picture since “Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary.” Other leading screen * Upon his Foe to Grass Valley in is , + eharacters are cast in ‘‘The Vanishing Virginian.”’ 1929 he wae again BITS a the ee Candidate top iy *%{uary and funeral directing business + De TH ¥O Electric Range. with one firm for 10 1-2 years and served six and ‘one half years as’ deputy Nevada County coroner. For the past two years, the nominee has been the senior member of the firm which -bears his name, the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary, Inc. Hooper’s community activities J, WILLIAMS CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE POST. James Williams, experienced law officer of this area, who in addition to service as a city police officer and deuty sheriff, has been constable of Nevada Township since the retirement of William Jeffery a year ago, has announced he will be a candidate for the constable post at the coming election. : Williams has ably handled the duties of the office since his appointment as constable by the supervisors when Jeffery submitted his resignation because of ill health. The constable candidate has been a resident of this community pragtically his entire life. Ror years he

worked in the mines of this area. The duties of the constable are principally to serve papers issued from the justice court and to act as the bailiff of the court during trials. The constable, however, is a peace officer and is often called upon to risk his life in the performance of his duties. The friends. of Williams in urging but during the time he seved as loGenera ++.s.and go out into the shops’where they watch workrmen construct the same kind of electric equipment that will day be put in their charge. be General Electric believes good citizen is to kaa Sc.3¢e ready for action. thas its first duty asa ood soldier. U Electric Compa:.y, Sshenectady, N. Y. 4, Tl.is is but one proof of the thore .gh training which the U.S. . Navy gives its men, so that the vilal equipment of war will always 969-10-211 7 FULL€P . PAINTS they last A LADDER TO HAPPINESS HAT a drab, uninteresting world this would be if it weren’t for paint and color. We owe a lot to our painters who BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH MODERN PAINT COLOR HARMONY spread beauty and. happiness through the : } ' land making this.a nation, world reputed for its lovely homes. Paint, of course, is the very best insur‘paint — style your home. It costs no more SHERIFF Nevada County Primary Hiection, August 25th RICHARD “DICK” HOSKINS Candidate for SHERIFF Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th FRED E. WILLIFORD Candidate for SHERIFF . Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th AssessorPHILLIP G. SCADDEN Candidate for ASSESSOR Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th Treasurerfax Collector JOSEPH “JOE” HENWOOD Candidate for TREASURER his election as constable proudly : N C : point to his fine record as an oficer, ance to protect the home from decay and evada County . Bec: : not only since he has been constable its resultant repair expense. But when you Primary Election, August 25th j . «< This isa message to the thousands of California women who now use the electric range. It is a good and faithful and durable servant in your home. Take care of it. Study again the instruction book that came with your electric range. Save electricity and save your range by cooking at proper. temperature and exact cooking time. Unnecessary high‘heat wastes kilowatts. Overcooking wastes electricity and destroys nutritive values in foods. You, as an electric range user, have practiced nutritional cooking for years. You have, for example, cooked vegetables with little water over the glowing coils of electric cal police officer and deputy sheriff. Preserve your license plates! [t may be a long time before you will be able to get new ones! This bit of advice came to Nevada County motor vehicle owners today in a bulletin received by The Nugget from James M. Carter, Director of the Department of Motor Vehicles. to use color to bring out the advantages of your particular home and to blend the defects out of notice. Everybody notices a newly painted house. A fresh, clean coat of paint makes scowling houses smile again. Their owners feel a new thrill of delight. The community regards the home owner who keeps his home painted as a good neighbor and a valuable citizen. JIM “AGENT” HENWOOD ~~ Candidate’ for TREASURER Nevada County Primary Election, August 25th . heat. Your family and your dinner guests know that foods Director Carter’s bulletin urges the Make ita point to paint this year. Call Supervisor oe so cooked are tastier. And because foods so codéked are not application of one of two good coats on a reliable painter today. Start now and pot-watched and stirred they are whole and wholesome in of clear spar varnish as’ the best your worries will be over for years. If you! W ARREN ODELL nourishing vitamins and minerals. protection against the elements. The have any doubt about what colors to ‘use, (ipdasshont) The correct care and use of your electric range will be acontribution toward winning the war. PRE ETER TC varnish should be applied to the yw 131W-542 ¥6sOMP ASN {ulation size to which the “strips” are cover strip plates as well as the regattached inasniuch as the motorists . may be reqired next year to display the 1942 cover strip plates as ‘well as some suitable symbol of 1943 registation. : NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 come in and see our many color schemes: for any type of home. Get a copy of our. new 48-page Color Recipe Book — just off the press — its FREE. HA STORES, LTD. _GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 \ Candidate for SUPERVISOR _ (Fourth District) Nevada County _ Primary Election, August 25 .