May 26, 1939 (6 pages)

A : NEVADA CITY NUGGET / RECTOR = Mev. E. Yu. Free’and of St. Johns Bpiscop:l chyrch in Marysville will speak in Trinity Episcopal church in Nevada City at 7 o’clock Sunday evening, May 28. A, message has been received that Archdeacon Barr G. Lee, who-has filled the local pulpit on several occasions recently, is to ‘be married next Thursday in Placerville. Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento will perform the ceremony. DAUGHTER IS BORN Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon in the bay district, Monday, ! (Mrs. Sheldon reside on Town Talk. Mr. end Mrs. L. L. Larevdee have as guests Mr. Larrabee’s sister, Mrs. Jake Hopp. Mr. Hop, son, Bob, and daughter Carol-ef Harrington, Washington. Mr. Hopp is a banker in Har-j rington. This is their first. trip to this -district and they are delighted with Nevada County. Y A » +++.» BECAUSE THEY CARRY Bank of America Travelers . Cheques. Obtainable at your local branch where the manager will also furnish you with a letter of introduction to the manager of Bank of America’s Exposition. Branch—Treasure Island’s unique bank. } NEVADA CITY BRANCH H. A. CURNOW, ‘Manager Beak of America NATIONAL 2RVAK& ASSOCIATION MEMBER 2 peposrr TION CORP ‘TO FILE. TRINITY PULPIT: ‘HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ) By JEAN MARTZ ‘er. . learning are “Abide With Me.’ . “Holy, Holy, Holy,” “Onward ChristWard ian Soldiers,” and “Now the Day Is ” They will perfect ““The Lost May 22, 1939, a daughter. Mr. and Chord’ which they have been studying for some time and may sing it Cirer. ; also. SCHOOL LETTERS . Applications for school ,~must be made out and turned into . the office this week. To win a letiter, the applicant must have at least . ten points in three divisions. There are five divisions which are adminficeers: and conference delegates and {editors of publications; cultural, dealing with scholarship, writers for newspapers and annual, and character in plays: music which gives thé credit for band music, orchestra or chorus attendance and performance; athlietios, in which the points ‘are given for participation and skill; and school service, which is awarded by a committee for cooperation, leadership, good citizenship and service toward the school. TENNIS MATCHES The boy’s tennis team went to Grass Valley on Wednesday to play in the county tennis matches against Grass Valley. The results were as follows. Doolittle was defeated by Johns with a score of 6-1, 6-1; McCraney was defeated by Pelago 6-1, 6-1; Muscardini was defeated by Eva 6-4, 6-1; Mitchell was defeated by Tobias 64, 6-4. Martin and Ruth drew byes and will play later in “the match. Doolittle played with the handicap of a badly cut hand. EBAUGH TRIAL JUNE 8 William Ebaugh, accused of rape, will ome up for trial on June 8 in the superior court. He is being defended by Attorney W. H, Slade of Auburn. Hartung’s NEVADA CITY —and— GRASS VALLEY NOW WATCHES AND apeeny Tavannes BOTH STORES WITH THE LARGEST SELECTION OF NEVADA, COUNTY F Cua ‘and their parents are especially invited to inspect our stock of watches and jewelry for gifts of enduring value. Harton's features cnticmeliey "sea brands of-— Clocks, Sinbetare, Pottery, Leather Ve Watches, il on ata ater artiles commonly found in the beter CONVENIENT CREDIT OPEN JEWELERY IN The choruses are learning a number of songs to be sung at Bacgalureate service on June 4. The service will be in the high school gymnasium and there will be a guest speakThe songs that the chorus 5 letters istrative, which gives credit for ofoom Ee ie ee ey: ee oie, b~ ey & of SNOWLEDGE « he Peure yr. viv TAXES PAID LAST YEAR BY A LARGE aes COMPANY REPRESENTED $9.35 FOR OR AN ery. OF S6% IN BRAZIL, EACH PROFESSION HAS ITS OWN “STONE". FOR INSTANCE, DENTISTS WEAR A TOPAZ; DOCTORS, AN EMERALD; LAWYERS, A RUBY, ETc. T IN SERVICE, weg IN THE LAST 60 YEARS. WHILE IN THE LAST 60 YEA! POPULATION OF THE U-S, HA INCREASED ONLY 2.6 TIMES, . FACTORY WAGES INCREASED §§ TIMES, FACTORY JOBS 3 TIMES AND VALUE OF GOODS ers ED TIMES. OBLONG IN SHAPE AND MADE OF COPPER.) Social Events Ladies Aid Society Installs Officers The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church held installation of cficers Wednesday afternoon with Rev. H. H. Buckner acting as installing officer. The impressive candle light service Was carried out in the election. Mrs. W. E. Johnston was re-elected president and has as assistants Mrs. Paul Snyder, vice president; Mrs. Paul Phariss, secretary -treasurer. The three ‘circles releected presidents and they are as: follows, Mrs. dent oi Sunshine Circle; Mrs. Ruth Bonivert, Friendship Circle and Mrs, Roy Stanley, Priscilla Circle. Miss Catherine McQuay sweetly sang two solos during installation and was accompanied by Misy Margaret Phariss at the piano. A delicious luncheon was enjoyed by the splendid crowd in attendance. Shower Party for Miss Saban, Bride-to-Be Miss Mary Saban gave a personal shower in honor of her sister, Miss Katheryn Saban whose engagement to Frank Martin, physical education teacher at the high school was anThe couple will be married. during the summer. Decorations were in green and white with brilliant candalabra as the center piece of the table. Around the lighted candles were tiny umbuffet luncheon was served. Whist and Chinese checkers were played rwith prizes in whist going to Mrs. L. Popovich, high score, and Miss Dorothy Hoff, low. Among the guests were class mates of Miss n. The guest list follows: Mrs. J. Widauf, Mrs. Jane Sommers, Mrs. Zoe Kagerer, Mrs. Christina Christensen, Miss Pauline Rohrig, Mrs. Herbert Skeahan, Mrs. A. Rore, Mrs. L. Popovich, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. H. Neak Mrs. L. M. Saban, Misses Dorothy Hoff and Syl. Women of Woodcraft is preparing to San Francisco on the 12 and 13 of _jthe Polk Hall orcivic .awditoriam via Moody, all of Nevada City; Mrs. Conway and Mrs. Marcella Browning of Grass Valley; Mrs. A. Swanson and Mrs. B. Kitching, Zeibright mine and the hostess. Dan M. Reeder and Miss Lynn to Wed Dan M. Reeder and Miss Margaret Lynn made out their marriage declaration in the Nevada County court house recently and on Saturday will ibe married in the Methodist parsonage at 10 o’clock. Thomas Rickaard will sing during the serviice. After the ceremony: the wedding party will go to the home and Mr: and Mrs. Richard Tremaine for a wedding breakfast and then leave on a honeymoon. The groom has resided in Nevada City about eight years and holds a position with the Idaho-Maryland mine. The bride to be has just arrived from Colorado. They will return to this city to reside. Thimble Club to Send Delegates Champion Circle Thimble Club: of send delegates to the grand lodge in June. The first meeting will be in C. R. Murchie, presi-' nounced at a recent social affair: rella favors for the guests. A dainty . event when all go to Treasure Island. Delegates chosen are Mrs. Nettie Sandow, Jack Rayner and‘ Mrs. Elizabeth Trathen. Mrs. Nance Rayner, is a past district Guardian . Neighbor, and will also make the . trip with her son. Gold Flat Club iGuests of Mrs. Rockefeller About twelve members of the Gold Flat Thursday Club met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Rockefeller yesterday afternoon for a delightful afternoon. ; Three guests were also present: A . dat nty luncheon was served and so«ial time enjoyed. The next meeting will be held at the home of-Mrs. Joe Day in the early part of June. HARTUNG’S OF NEVADA CITY IS OPENED TODAY day under the management and ownership of Harold Hartung, who has succeeded to the business in both Grass Valley and Nevada City, established respectively by his late fath/er, H. W. Wartung, and his late uncHe, A. Hartung. The Hartungs have ; been in the jewelry business in one or both cities since 1875. Favors for ladies and cigars for gentlemen will tbe presented to Nevada City folks today who call to inspect the modernized store, with i its beautiful new windows and smart front, and to extend congratulations to Harold: Hartung who was reared and educated in this city. The latest designs in show cases have been installed, new linoleum laid, the old shed roof that extendea over the sidewalk has been torn away and the last word in awnings installed instead.~The electric ‘sign which extends along the store front above the door is the newest development in neon illuminated designs. Stocks installed are of the quality which has long distinguished Hartung’s of Grass Valley. They have been chosen with special reference to the demand for graduation presents which attends each June commencement. PEACE OFFICERS TO DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT The Northern California Peace ‘Officers Association is holding its annual dance at Lake Olympia Saturday evening. May 27. Cap. Carters orchestra of Auburn has been secur%d to provide music. Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen of Nevada county, ~and Game Warden Parl Hiscox. are in charge of the benefit dance. Tickets are on Sale at the sheriff’s office, the highway patrol office in Hills Flat, and police headquarters in Grass Valley. LETTER TO THE. EDITOR “Dear Editor of the Nugget: ‘We have noticed that the copper lining of the courthouse roof has discolored part of the bright white wall under it. Since the courthouse is Nevada ‘City’s most impressive building, would it not be a good invéstment to buy a little whitewash and hire someone to paint over the dirty streaks. Yours very ‘seiay. and the second day will be the big!complished Hartung’s, Nevada City, opens to. -. . ORGANIZER VISITS LEGION OF MARY (Miss Mary Duffy of Dublin, Ireland, one of the three national organizers for the Legion of Mary in the United States attended a meet-. Tuesday ing in Grass Valley last night when representatives of the local units in Nevada City and Grass Valley were present. The Legion of Mary is a spir? ttyl’ organization which originated in Dublin eighteen years ago. Sinte then it has extended throughout the five continents of the world, and has acmuch spiritual wy in the various parishes where it been established. ‘ . The group in Nevada City was or-, net =) . ganized several weeks ago and varied . program of work is being outlined iy the pastor, Rev. P. This will include the visitation of J. O'Reilly. : the hospitals. and of sick members 0° . the parish; the taking of the parish census; increasing attendance eatechism classes, distribution Catholi¢ literature, ete. The members meet weekly for the recitation of the Rosary and other prayers. The officers are: Miss Emma.J. Ramm, president; Mrs. Gertrude Odegaard, vice president; Mrs. Anna ©. Tucker, secretary; Mrs. Oveline Penrose, treasurer, Facts that many people do not know: Polo is an ancient Chinese at! of! 1 . . . game invented by a Persian woman, . and now played chiefly in India, the Gnited States and South America. Save money by sending your old cav to George Bros. .in Grass Valley and having it thoroughly overhauled and repainted. A Wreath ‘to henor the memory of those who have gone before F LOWERS Rouquets, Sorays for Memorial Day —_ojo— Sunnyside Greenhouses West Broad St., Phone 69 Nevada City Nevada Thea atre FRIDAY KING OF THE TURF A woman bets her heart on a man—and Ieee! SATURDAY THE FLYING IRISHMAN the Atlantic in ja monoplane jalopy, aged and overloaded, and SUNDAY ° ‘STORY OF VERNON-IRENE CASTLE Starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a treasure of dancing entertainment. The Maxixe, Tango, Castle Walk and other famous electrified a blase world. dances are revived and relived. Adolphe Menjou and Dolores Costello star in this re pding racetrack story. Featuring Douglas (Wrong Way) Corrigan who chanced 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 PRICED FROM FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1939. SYLVIA BOTTS. for every type of food . makes meal-planning a pleasure instead of a ‘task. You'll want to own thisnew Kelvinator beauty the minute . you set eyes on it. And that’s easy to do. So come in—now! Enough Power to keep 5 Reirigeiaicrs Cold! That’s. -what you ‘get with Kelvinator’s ‘amazing new Polarsphere— using current only 20% of the time! . Phone 5 : Nevada City ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Phone 88Grass Valley » a ——_——— eer ase

A : NEVADA CITY NUGGET / RECTOR = Mev. E. Yu. Free’and of St. Johns Bpiscop:l chyrch in Marysville will speak in Trinity Episcopal church in Nevada City at 7 o’clock Sunday evening, May 28. A, message has been received that Archdeacon Barr G. Lee, who-has filled the local pulpit on several occasions recently, is to ‘be married next Thursday in Placerville. Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento will perform the ceremony. DAUGHTER IS BORN Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon in the bay district, Monday, ! (Mrs. Sheldon reside on Town Talk. Mr. end Mrs. L. L. Larevdee have as guests Mr. Larrabee’s sister, Mrs. Jake Hopp. Mr. Hop, son, Bob, and daughter Carol-ef Harrington, Washington. Mr. Hopp is a banker in Har-j rington. This is their first. trip to this -district and they are delighted with Nevada County. Y A » +++.» BECAUSE THEY CARRY Bank of America Travelers . Cheques. Obtainable at your local branch where the manager will also furnish you with a letter of introduction to the manager of Bank of America’s Exposition. Branch—Treasure Island’s unique bank. } NEVADA CITY BRANCH H. A. CURNOW, ‘Manager Beak of America NATIONAL 2RVAK& ASSOCIATION MEMBER 2 peposrr TION CORP ‘TO FILE. TRINITY PULPIT: ‘HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ) By JEAN MARTZ ‘er. . learning are “Abide With Me.’ . “Holy, Holy, Holy,” “Onward ChristWard ian Soldiers,” and “Now the Day Is ” They will perfect ““The Lost May 22, 1939, a daughter. Mr. and Chord’ which they have been studying for some time and may sing it Cirer. ; also. SCHOOL LETTERS . Applications for school ,~must be made out and turned into . the office this week. To win a letiter, the applicant must have at least . ten points in three divisions. There are five divisions which are adminficeers: and conference delegates and {editors of publications; cultural, dealing with scholarship, writers for newspapers and annual, and character in plays: music which gives thé credit for band music, orchestra or chorus attendance and performance; athlietios, in which the points ‘are given for participation and skill; and school service, which is awarded by a committee for cooperation, leadership, good citizenship and service toward the school. TENNIS MATCHES The boy’s tennis team went to Grass Valley on Wednesday to play in the county tennis matches against Grass Valley. The results were as follows. Doolittle was defeated by Johns with a score of 6-1, 6-1; McCraney was defeated by Pelago 6-1, 6-1; Muscardini was defeated by Eva 6-4, 6-1; Mitchell was defeated by Tobias 64, 6-4. Martin and Ruth drew byes and will play later in “the match. Doolittle played with the handicap of a badly cut hand. EBAUGH TRIAL JUNE 8 William Ebaugh, accused of rape, will ome up for trial on June 8 in the superior court. He is being defended by Attorney W. H, Slade of Auburn. Hartung’s NEVADA CITY —and— GRASS VALLEY NOW WATCHES AND apeeny Tavannes BOTH STORES WITH THE LARGEST SELECTION OF NEVADA, COUNTY F Cua ‘and their parents are especially invited to inspect our stock of watches and jewelry for gifts of enduring value. Harton's features cnticmeliey "sea brands of-— Clocks, Sinbetare, Pottery, Leather Ve Watches, il on ata ater artiles commonly found in the beter CONVENIENT CREDIT OPEN JEWELERY IN The choruses are learning a number of songs to be sung at Bacgalureate service on June 4. The service will be in the high school gymnasium and there will be a guest speakThe songs that the chorus 5 letters istrative, which gives credit for ofoom Ee ie ee ey: ee oie, b~ ey & of SNOWLEDGE « he Peure yr. viv TAXES PAID LAST YEAR BY A LARGE aes COMPANY REPRESENTED $9.35 FOR OR AN ery. OF S6% IN BRAZIL, EACH PROFESSION HAS ITS OWN “STONE". FOR INSTANCE, DENTISTS WEAR A TOPAZ; DOCTORS, AN EMERALD; LAWYERS, A RUBY, ETc. T IN SERVICE, weg IN THE LAST 60 YEARS. WHILE IN THE LAST 60 YEA! POPULATION OF THE U-S, HA INCREASED ONLY 2.6 TIMES, . FACTORY WAGES INCREASED §§ TIMES, FACTORY JOBS 3 TIMES AND VALUE OF GOODS ers ED TIMES. OBLONG IN SHAPE AND MADE OF COPPER.) Social Events Ladies Aid Society Installs Officers The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church held installation of cficers Wednesday afternoon with Rev. H. H. Buckner acting as installing officer. The impressive candle light service Was carried out in the election. Mrs. W. E. Johnston was re-elected president and has as assistants Mrs. Paul Snyder, vice president; Mrs. Paul Phariss, secretary -treasurer. The three ‘circles releected presidents and they are as: follows, Mrs. dent oi Sunshine Circle; Mrs. Ruth Bonivert, Friendship Circle and Mrs, Roy Stanley, Priscilla Circle. Miss Catherine McQuay sweetly sang two solos during installation and was accompanied by Misy Margaret Phariss at the piano. A delicious luncheon was enjoyed by the splendid crowd in attendance. Shower Party for Miss Saban, Bride-to-Be Miss Mary Saban gave a personal shower in honor of her sister, Miss Katheryn Saban whose engagement to Frank Martin, physical education teacher at the high school was anThe couple will be married. during the summer. Decorations were in green and white with brilliant candalabra as the center piece of the table. Around the lighted candles were tiny umbuffet luncheon was served. Whist and Chinese checkers were played rwith prizes in whist going to Mrs. L. Popovich, high score, and Miss Dorothy Hoff, low. Among the guests were class mates of Miss n. The guest list follows: Mrs. J. Widauf, Mrs. Jane Sommers, Mrs. Zoe Kagerer, Mrs. Christina Christensen, Miss Pauline Rohrig, Mrs. Herbert Skeahan, Mrs. A. Rore, Mrs. L. Popovich, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. H. Neak Mrs. L. M. Saban, Misses Dorothy Hoff and Syl. Women of Woodcraft is preparing to San Francisco on the 12 and 13 of _jthe Polk Hall orcivic .awditoriam via Moody, all of Nevada City; Mrs. Conway and Mrs. Marcella Browning of Grass Valley; Mrs. A. Swanson and Mrs. B. Kitching, Zeibright mine and the hostess. Dan M. Reeder and Miss Lynn to Wed Dan M. Reeder and Miss Margaret Lynn made out their marriage declaration in the Nevada County court house recently and on Saturday will ibe married in the Methodist parsonage at 10 o’clock. Thomas Rickaard will sing during the serviice. After the ceremony: the wedding party will go to the home and Mr: and Mrs. Richard Tremaine for a wedding breakfast and then leave on a honeymoon.

The groom has resided in Nevada City about eight years and holds a position with the Idaho-Maryland mine. The bride to be has just arrived from Colorado. They will return to this city to reside. Thimble Club to Send Delegates Champion Circle Thimble Club: of send delegates to the grand lodge in June. The first meeting will be in C. R. Murchie, presi-' nounced at a recent social affair: rella favors for the guests. A dainty . event when all go to Treasure Island. Delegates chosen are Mrs. Nettie Sandow, Jack Rayner and‘ Mrs. Elizabeth Trathen. Mrs. Nance Rayner, is a past district Guardian . Neighbor, and will also make the . trip with her son. Gold Flat Club iGuests of Mrs. Rockefeller About twelve members of the Gold Flat Thursday Club met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Rockefeller yesterday afternoon for a delightful afternoon. ; Three guests were also present: A . dat nty luncheon was served and so«ial time enjoyed. The next meeting will be held at the home of-Mrs. Joe Day in the early part of June. HARTUNG’S OF NEVADA CITY IS OPENED TODAY day under the management and ownership of Harold Hartung, who has succeeded to the business in both Grass Valley and Nevada City, established respectively by his late fath/er, H. W. Wartung, and his late uncHe, A. Hartung. The Hartungs have ; been in the jewelry business in one or both cities since 1875. Favors for ladies and cigars for gentlemen will tbe presented to Nevada City folks today who call to inspect the modernized store, with i its beautiful new windows and smart front, and to extend congratulations to Harold: Hartung who was reared and educated in this city. The latest designs in show cases have been installed, new linoleum laid, the old shed roof that extendea over the sidewalk has been torn away and the last word in awnings installed instead.~The electric ‘sign which extends along the store front above the door is the newest development in neon illuminated designs. Stocks installed are of the quality which has long distinguished Hartung’s of Grass Valley. They have been chosen with special reference to the demand for graduation presents which attends each June commencement. PEACE OFFICERS TO DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT The Northern California Peace ‘Officers Association is holding its annual dance at Lake Olympia Saturday evening. May 27. Cap. Carters orchestra of Auburn has been secur%d to provide music. Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen of Nevada county, ~and Game Warden Parl Hiscox. are in charge of the benefit dance. Tickets are on Sale at the sheriff’s office, the highway patrol office in Hills Flat, and police headquarters in Grass Valley. LETTER TO THE. EDITOR “Dear Editor of the Nugget: ‘We have noticed that the copper lining of the courthouse roof has discolored part of the bright white wall under it. Since the courthouse is Nevada ‘City’s most impressive building, would it not be a good invéstment to buy a little whitewash and hire someone to paint over the dirty streaks. Yours very ‘seiay. and the second day will be the big!complished Hartung’s, Nevada City, opens to. -. . ORGANIZER VISITS LEGION OF MARY (Miss Mary Duffy of Dublin, Ireland, one of the three national organizers for the Legion of Mary in the United States attended a meet-. Tuesday ing in Grass Valley last night when representatives of the local units in Nevada City and Grass Valley were present. The Legion of Mary is a spir? ttyl’ organization which originated in Dublin eighteen years ago. Sinte then it has extended throughout the five continents of the world, and has acmuch spiritual wy in the various parishes where it been established. ‘ . The group in Nevada City was or-, net =) . ganized several weeks ago and varied . program of work is being outlined iy the pastor, Rev. P. This will include the visitation of J. O'Reilly. : the hospitals. and of sick members 0° . the parish; the taking of the parish census; increasing attendance eatechism classes, distribution Catholi¢ literature, ete. The members meet weekly for the recitation of the Rosary and other prayers. The officers are: Miss Emma.J. Ramm, president; Mrs. Gertrude Odegaard, vice president; Mrs. Anna ©. Tucker, secretary; Mrs. Oveline Penrose, treasurer, Facts that many people do not know: Polo is an ancient Chinese at! of! 1 . . . game invented by a Persian woman, . and now played chiefly in India, the Gnited States and South America. Save money by sending your old cav to George Bros. .in Grass Valley and having it thoroughly overhauled and repainted. A Wreath ‘to henor the memory of those who have gone before F LOWERS Rouquets, Sorays for Memorial Day —_ojo— Sunnyside Greenhouses West Broad St., Phone 69 Nevada City Nevada Thea atre FRIDAY KING OF THE TURF A woman bets her heart on a man—and Ieee! SATURDAY THE FLYING IRISHMAN the Atlantic in ja monoplane jalopy, aged and overloaded, and SUNDAY ° ‘STORY OF VERNON-IRENE CASTLE Starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a treasure of dancing entertainment. The Maxixe, Tango, Castle Walk and other famous electrified a blase world. dances are revived and relived. Adolphe Menjou and Dolores Costello star in this re pding racetrack story. Featuring Douglas (Wrong Way) Corrigan who chanced 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 PRICED FROM FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1939. SYLVIA BOTTS. for every type of food .. makes meal-planning a pleasure instead of a ‘task. You'll want to own thisnew Kelvinator beauty the minute . you set eyes on it. And that’s easy to do. So come in—now! Enough Power to keep 5 Reirigeiaicrs Cold! That’s. -what you ‘get with Kelvinator’s ‘amazing new Polarsphere— using current only 20% of the time! . Phone 5 : Nevada City ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Phone 88Grass Valley » a ——_——— eer ase