October 24, 1940 (6 pages)

pascal napendhanlrtinise ence intl canaodoc PACE SIX A negro broke into the Neri home Pon Miss Nevi To Uiassen reported but was believed to have suffered his faeces during the ~ i “peo re ortediv was hitchhiking toBEI EVES Ft SEEN ward that city 2 y iaday he was informed a ‘Negro ans) sC. arches 012 werine ‘he d-seript’on of the attackstruggle. er Tuesday night of Gina Neri, 19year-old Stoc:on girk was seen -early today ai G:en Alder on the Reno Quart, and Pacer renee claim location jituaks at the Nuuger Office. owners depreciation. New car guarantee. etc., only 10,000 miles, like new, a bargain. fine care, Mohair upholstery spotless, new, radio, 6 ply tires, only 24,000 miles. George Brothers WINTERIZED USED CARS 1940 Dodge DeLuxe Custom Sedan, Jet Black finish, DeLuxe Radio, only . 2,000 miles, save the first . 1939 Ford DeLuxe 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Clock, 1937 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, a car that shows finish Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Since 1914 a healthful, harmless Hallowe’en. is being planned under the super vision of teachers and committe en cents will entitle will furnish a mumber. NEVADA CITY NUGGET HARMLESS HALLOWE’EN. PLANNED FOR LOCAL KIDDIES The Elementary Parent Teachers*® Association Hallowe’en Festival has/ defiritely taken form. The festival . is directed to the end of furnishing; dernourished children will be given A large variety of entertainment. gram ‘for INevada ‘City’s needy chilr-/ dren is being undertaken. members. A general admission of. was spent on the (PTA’s largest and parents and, Most important enterprise, the milk chi dren to see a program put on by . project. In addition $70 was spent the various lasses, each of which] on student activities, including boy Following. and girl scouts. The PTA hopes .o he program a grand march will equal or surpass the previous record take place, prizes for which are a $1. during the present term. merchandise order for the best girl’s! ; ing evening. Proceeds of the festival are to be . used for a worthy cause. Many un. milk and a prominent health proe. During the last school term $129 BEHAVE YOURSELF! Mischevious conduct will not be tolerated in ‘Nevada City Hallowe’en, This is the edict of Chief of Police Max Solaro, who said acts like of lawbreaking will be prosecuted. Lawbreaking acts include the taking of gates, marking of cars and buildings and throwing of rotten eggs or tomatoes. Most of the young folks in Nevada ‘City plan on attending the Parent Teachers Association: Hallowe’en Festival. Besides keeping them out of mischief, the festival will provide the youngsters several hours of pleasant enhtertainment. . VITAL stanistics BIRTHS CLINE—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, October 20, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Cline of Hills Plat, a daughter. LABRUN—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, October 21, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs, G. .D. Labrun of Grass Valley, a daughter. WOODS—At the ‘Nevada City Sanitarium, October 21, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Woods of Grass Valley, a daughter. 1 REGAN—In Grass Valley, Ocfo; ber 22, 1940, to Mr. and’ Mrs. Frank Regan, a son. LOW RIE—In Grass Valley, October 21, 1940 to Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lowrie, a son. HILL—In Grass Valley, October 21, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill ‘ustome and $1 merchandise order ‘or the best boys costume. Additional prizes and door prizes will also be given, Featured will be concessions including a. fish pond, auction sale white elephant sale, fortune telling, movie room, pup shows, hot dogs and coffee and cider and do-nuts. Another big event will be the five cent jitney dance. Grown folks as ‘well as children are assured of an entertainTHE PRESIDENT stands tor WO ENIANGLEMENTS “19 meal preparation Truly the greatest value in history. Provides a new, simpler, more efficient method of cooking, plus a host of modern labor saving features that add new joys to cooking. A Gofé For vou Banish Menu Cares Forever with this Remarkable New Hotpoint Menu-Maker CTUALLY plans meals for you. Select the main dish for breakfast, luncheon or dinner, twist the dial and this CHICAGO. 2 ppper Hotpoint ELECTRIC with NM eadewred Heat Nominated on these FEATURES HEE are just a few of the top-quality features you have always wanted, and now they are yours at a remarkably low price! © All-Percelain finish, Inside and eut. Easy te clean. © 3 Large Utility Drawers for pots and pans. with S$ Measured Heats). sa © New indicating Switch Buttons. o New 6-Quart Thrift Cooker with FlavorSeal Lid. @ Smartly styled Lamp. @ FAST as fire without the flame. e@ SAFE because it’s flameless. @ CLEAN as electric light because there Is no combustion. No seot. No dirt. No fumes. @ SIMPLE—ACCURATE. Measures heat as’ precisely as you measure ingredients. @ ECONOMICAL te own and operate. RANGE oi new, novel device immediately shows what other dishes may be served to provide a unified meal. Contains 32 balanced menu suggestions. Name Address. Ladies: Fill out this coupon, bring it to our store today for Free Menu-Maker. ~ Heats. Cooks faster or slower, as needed, but always economically. Coils are self-cleaning. New quickly removable reftector can be cleaned New CALROD Units Cook with Measured Heat ACH unit / provides 5 precisely Measured like a pie tin. Foote Electrical Co. -132 Mill Street Grass Valley, California e Telephone 122 other world democracy. On Vacation— Tahoe National Forest here, is ena son. WEST—In Grass Valley, October 23, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles West, a son. MARRIAGE DECLARATIONS PHELAN-McQUINN — In Nevada City, October 22, 1940, by John Vernon Phelan, 22, and Ardith McQuinn, 19, both of Grass Valley. SOUTHERN-IVIE — In Nevada City, October 22, 1940, by Edward Southern, 33, and Della Mae Ivie, 34, both of Grass Valley. MARRIAGE LICENSES (CCROWDER-TAPPERO—In Reno, Ney., October 2'2, 1940, to Kenneth Crowder, 23, and Louise Tappero, 18, both of Grass Valley. MEAD-HOPEWELL — In Reno, iNev., October 22, 1940,.to Christopher C. Mead, 46, and Thelma Hopewell, 30, both of Grass Valley, DEATHS BRINGLESON—In ‘Nevada. City, October 21, 1940, Martin Edwin Bringleson of Grass Valley, husband THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1940. mene — — ey PENNEY STORE SET FOR OCT. 31 Opening day for Penney Company’s new modernized store in Grass Valley has been postponed from October 24 to October 31, next Thursday. At the last moment it was found impossible to be ready in time. The new store is the old Clinch Mercantile store, owned for many years by the Penney company, enlarged, reconstructed and thoroughly modernized, with a commodious mezzanine, a great roomy. basement and stairs of easy gradient leading to them from the huge merchandise room om the street level. An entire mew front brings the line of the building to the sidewalk line. The old pillared corridor in front where so much room was wasted, has been abolished. One store room on the}south has been leased for. a_ long term of years to a chain five-and-ten corporatien. The rear walls nave been thrust back many feet giving an thousands of square feet in added floor space, RTY . OPENING OF NEW New hardwood floors have been laid throughout and all exterior walls are of cement. Earl Covey, manager declares the new store has been go planned as to take care of the company’s expanding business for many years to come. Git Symphony Lord Baltimore or Cascade LORD BALTIMORE PORTFOLIO 39¢ MEDFORD WRITING PORTFOLIO 25¢ R. E. HARRIS selection and your payments of Elizabeth Bringleson, father of JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY CLUB Make your selection now — it will be gladly laid away until wanted . . No particular amount necessary for deposit to hold your without credit references HARTUNCS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street, Nevada City 124 Mill Street, may.be made as you wish, Grass Valley Mrs. Ellen Brown of Redondo Beach and Mrs. Elloise Dyches of Price, Utah; a native of Kansas, aged 69 years. The body was sent to Utah ‘by the Holmes Funeral Home for interment. LLOYD—tIn Grass Valley, October 22, 1940, Harry Lloyd, husband of Agnes Lloyd, father of Kenneth Lloyd, both of Grass Valley; a native of England, resident of Nevada County 18 years, aged 45 years. The funeral services will ‘be held at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the Episcopal Church in Grass Valley under the direction of the HooperWeaver Mortuary. NEV. CITY WILL HEAR ‘HITLER'S general record breaker in a play in this drama, COLORADO ette Colbert, Nevada T THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ‘ ryan THE GREAT McGINTY '22(%: 2: %<"“takes the orchids.” Akim Tamiroff wags a potent index finger SATURDAY Roy Rogers and Pauline Moore star in this western, which has the background of the Civil War revealing a plot to keep a Union cavalry regiment engaged in fighting Indians, Plus GIRL FROM AVENUE A, featuring Jane Withers, SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY An amazing drama of black gold gushing BOOMTOWN from the earth to create immense wealth which is tossed away in a comic frenzy of delight. In lead roles are Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy and ClaudDonlevy provthat Walter Winchell declares SECRET WEAPON’ Nevada City residents prepared to welcome Eloi-Sun, Honolulu psychologist and philosopher for an imPortant message on national defense —Wednesday night, October. 30 when he will lecture on ‘‘Hitler’s Secret Weapon.” Slated for a return engagement in the Twin (Cities the lecture will be held in Odd Fellows Hall it was announced by Margaret Ferguson of San Francisco, in Nevada City as Eloi-Sun’s advance _ representative. The world recognized scientist returns here from Sacramento and San Francisco after giving a series of community inspiring talks at the Veterans Memorial in Grass Valley under the local sponsorship of the Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post No. 130 American Legion: He pauses here in the course of a nation wide lecture tour for Ramparts of Demecraey, National democratic education movement. Eloi-Sun claims the unique distinction of receiving his revelations on Hitler’s tool for world conquest from the Nazi dictator himself and of paying for the knowledge in the dungeons of Nuremberg prison. As to the exact natue of Hitler’s. vaunted weapon local acquaintances of the lecturef intain it will have to remain a/ Secret unil he arrives here. But they do point out that Hitler’s secret weapon is no invention of an over-imaginative mind and that its scope is not limited to Great Britain hut -econstitutes a serious threat to the United States and every Rita Hutchinson, employee of the joying her vacation.’ Stove Oil Perfection Prices Start poe capers amma e” For real comfort — trust a Circulating Heater! It warms up fast — then circulates its clean, uniform, healthful warmth to every corner. At low cost, too — especially when you give it economical, no-waste Standard Stove Oil. Dependable. Thrifty. Simple to operate. Install one today. Phone 5 Nevada City 2 Heaters Washington Coleman At $39.95 CIRCULATING HEATER and STANDARD STOVE OIL make home sweet this winter! Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley BM eae ase:

pascal napendhanlrtinise ence intl canaodoc PACE SIX A negro broke into the Neri home Pon Miss Nevi To Uiassen reported but was believed to have suffered his faeces during the ~ i “peo re ortediv was hitchhiking toBEI EVES Ft SEEN ward that city 2 y iaday he was informed a ‘Negro ans) sC. arches 012 werine ‘he d-seript’on of the attackstruggle. er Tuesday night of Gina Neri, 19year-old Stoc:on girk was seen -early today ai G:en Alder on the Reno Quart, and Pacer renee claim location jituaks at the Nuuger Office. owners depreciation. New car guarantee. etc., only 10,000 miles, like new, a bargain. fine care, Mohair upholstery spotless, new, radio, 6 ply tires, only 24,000 miles. George Brothers WINTERIZED USED CARS 1940 Dodge DeLuxe Custom Sedan, Jet Black finish, DeLuxe Radio, only . 2,000 miles, save the first . 1939 Ford DeLuxe 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Clock, 1937 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, a car that shows finish Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Since 1914 a healthful, harmless Hallowe’en. is being planned under the super vision of teachers and committe en cents will entitle will furnish a mumber. NEVADA CITY NUGGET HARMLESS HALLOWE’EN. PLANNED FOR LOCAL KIDDIES The Elementary Parent Teachers*® Association Hallowe’en Festival has/ defiritely taken form. The festival . is directed to the end of furnishing; dernourished children will be given A large variety of entertainment. gram ‘for INevada ‘City’s needy chilr-/ dren is being undertaken. members. A general admission of. was spent on the (PTA’s largest and parents and, Most important enterprise, the milk chi dren to see a program put on by . project. In addition $70 was spent the various lasses, each of which] on student activities, including boy Following. and girl scouts. The PTA hopes .o he program a grand march will equal or surpass the previous record take place, prizes for which are a $1. during the present term. merchandise order for the best girl’s! ; ing evening. Proceeds of the festival are to be . used for a worthy cause. Many un. milk and a prominent health proe. During the last school term $129 BEHAVE YOURSELF! Mischevious conduct will not be tolerated in ‘Nevada City Hallowe’en, This is the edict of Chief of Police Max Solaro, who said acts like of lawbreaking will be prosecuted. Lawbreaking acts include the taking of gates, marking of cars and buildings and throwing of rotten eggs or tomatoes. Most of the young folks in Nevada ‘City plan on attending the Parent Teachers Association: Hallowe’en Festival. Besides keeping them out of mischief, the festival will provide the youngsters several hours of pleasant enhtertainment. . VITAL stanistics BIRTHS CLINE—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, October 20, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Cline of Hills Plat, a daughter. LABRUN—At the Nevada City Sanitarium, October 21, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs, G. .D. Labrun of Grass Valley, a daughter. WOODS—At the ‘Nevada City Sanitarium, October 21, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Woods of Grass Valley, a daughter. 1 REGAN—In Grass Valley, Ocfo; ber 22, 1940, to Mr. and’ Mrs. Frank Regan, a son. LOW RIE—In Grass Valley, October 21, 1940 to Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lowrie, a son. HILL—In Grass Valley, October 21, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill ‘ustome and $1 merchandise order ‘or the best boys costume. Additional prizes and door prizes will also be given, Featured will be concessions including a. fish pond, auction sale white elephant sale, fortune telling, movie room, pup shows, hot dogs and coffee and cider and do-nuts. Another big event will be the five cent jitney dance. Grown folks as ‘well as children are assured of an entertainTHE PRESIDENT stands tor WO ENIANGLEMENTS “19 meal preparation Truly the greatest value in history. Provides a new, simpler, more efficient method of cooking, plus a host of modern labor saving features that add new joys to cooking. A Gofé For vou Banish Menu Cares Forever with this Remarkable New Hotpoint Menu-Maker CTUALLY plans meals for you. Select the main dish for breakfast, luncheon or dinner, twist the dial and this CHICAGO. 2 ppper Hotpoint ELECTRIC with NM eadewred Heat Nominated on these FEATURES HEE are just a few of the top-quality features you have always wanted, and now they are yours at a remarkably low price! © All-Percelain finish, Inside and eut. Easy te clean. © 3 Large Utility Drawers for pots and pans. with S$ Measured Heats). sa © New indicating Switch Buttons. o New 6-Quart Thrift Cooker with FlavorSeal Lid. @ Smartly styled Lamp. @ FAST as fire without the flame. e@ SAFE because it’s flameless. @ CLEAN as electric light because there Is no combustion. No seot. No dirt. No fumes. @ SIMPLE—ACCURATE. Measures heat as’ precisely as you measure ingredients. @ ECONOMICAL te own and operate. RANGE oi new, novel device immediately shows what other dishes may be served to provide a unified meal. Contains 32 balanced menu suggestions. Name Address. Ladies: Fill out this coupon, bring it to our store today for Free Menu-Maker. ~ Heats. Cooks faster or slower, as needed, but always economically. Coils are self-cleaning. New quickly removable reftector can be cleaned New CALROD Units Cook with Measured Heat ACH unit / provides 5 precisely Measured like a pie tin. Foote Electrical Co. -132 Mill Street Grass Valley, California e Telephone 122 other world democracy. On Vacation— Tahoe National Forest here, is ena son. WEST—In Grass Valley, October 23, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles West, a son. MARRIAGE DECLARATIONS PHELAN-McQUINN — In Nevada City, October 22, 1940, by John Vernon Phelan, 22, and Ardith McQuinn, 19, both of Grass Valley. SOUTHERN-IVIE — In Nevada City, October 22, 1940, by Edward Southern, 33, and Della Mae Ivie, 34, both of Grass Valley.

MARRIAGE LICENSES (CCROWDER-TAPPERO—In Reno, Ney., October 2'2, 1940, to Kenneth Crowder, 23, and Louise Tappero, 18, both of Grass Valley. MEAD-HOPEWELL — In Reno, iNev., October 22, 1940,.to Christopher C. Mead, 46, and Thelma Hopewell, 30, both of Grass Valley, DEATHS BRINGLESON—In ‘Nevada. City, October 21, 1940, Martin Edwin Bringleson of Grass Valley, husband THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1940. mene — — ey PENNEY STORE SET FOR OCT. 31 Opening day for Penney Company’s new modernized store in Grass Valley has been postponed from October 24 to October 31, next Thursday. At the last moment it was found impossible to be ready in time. The new store is the old Clinch Mercantile store, owned for many years by the Penney company, enlarged, reconstructed and thoroughly modernized, with a commodious mezzanine, a great roomy. basement and stairs of easy gradient leading to them from the huge merchandise room om the street level. An entire mew front brings the line of the building to the sidewalk line. The old pillared corridor in front where so much room was wasted, has been abolished. One store room on the}south has been leased for. a_ long term of years to a chain five-and-ten corporatien. The rear walls nave been thrust back many feet giving an thousands of square feet in added floor space, RTY . OPENING OF NEW New hardwood floors have been laid throughout and all exterior walls are of cement. Earl Covey, manager declares the new store has been go planned as to take care of the company’s expanding business for many years to come. Git Symphony Lord Baltimore or Cascade LORD BALTIMORE PORTFOLIO 39¢ MEDFORD WRITING PORTFOLIO 25¢ R. E. HARRIS selection and your payments of Elizabeth Bringleson, father of JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY CLUB Make your selection now — it will be gladly laid away until wanted . . No particular amount necessary for deposit to hold your without credit references HARTUNCS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street, Nevada City 124 Mill Street, may.be made as you wish, Grass Valley Mrs. Ellen Brown of Redondo Beach and Mrs. Elloise Dyches of Price, Utah; a native of Kansas, aged 69 years. The body was sent to Utah ‘by the Holmes Funeral Home for interment. LLOYD—tIn Grass Valley, October 22, 1940, Harry Lloyd, husband of Agnes Lloyd, father of Kenneth Lloyd, both of Grass Valley; a native of England, resident of Nevada County 18 years, aged 45 years. The funeral services will ‘be held at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the Episcopal Church in Grass Valley under the direction of the HooperWeaver Mortuary. NEV. CITY WILL HEAR ‘HITLER'S general record breaker in a play in this drama, COLORADO ette Colbert, Nevada T THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ‘ ryan THE GREAT McGINTY '22(%: 2: %<"“takes the orchids.” Akim Tamiroff wags a potent index finger SATURDAY Roy Rogers and Pauline Moore star in this western, which has the background of the Civil War revealing a plot to keep a Union cavalry regiment engaged in fighting Indians, Plus GIRL FROM AVENUE A, featuring Jane Withers, SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY An amazing drama of black gold gushing BOOMTOWN from the earth to create immense wealth which is tossed away in a comic frenzy of delight. In lead roles are Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy and ClaudDonlevy provthat Walter Winchell declares SECRET WEAPON’ Nevada City residents prepared to welcome Eloi-Sun, Honolulu psychologist and philosopher for an imPortant message on national defense —Wednesday night, October. 30 when he will lecture on ‘‘Hitler’s Secret Weapon.” Slated for a return engagement in the Twin (Cities the lecture will be held in Odd Fellows Hall it was announced by Margaret Ferguson of San Francisco, in Nevada City as Eloi-Sun’s advance _ representative. The world recognized scientist returns here from Sacramento and San Francisco after giving a series of community inspiring talks at the Veterans Memorial in Grass Valley under the local sponsorship of the Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post No. 130 American Legion: He pauses here in the course of a nation wide lecture tour for Ramparts of Demecraey, National democratic education movement. Eloi-Sun claims the unique distinction of receiving his revelations on Hitler’s tool for world conquest from the Nazi dictator himself and of paying for the knowledge in the dungeons of Nuremberg prison. As to the exact natue of Hitler’s. vaunted weapon local acquaintances of the lecturef intain it will have to remain a/ Secret unil he arrives here. But they do point out that Hitler’s secret weapon is no invention of an over-imaginative mind and that its scope is not limited to Great Britain hut -econstitutes a serious threat to the United States and every Rita Hutchinson, employee of the joying her vacation.’ Stove Oil Perfection Prices Start poe capers amma e” For real comfort — trust a Circulating Heater! It warms up fast — then circulates its clean, uniform, healthful warmth to every corner. At low cost, too — especially when you give it economical, no-waste Standard Stove Oil. Dependable. Thrifty. Simple to operate. Install one today. Phone 5 Nevada City 2 Heaters Washington Coleman At $39.95 CIRCULATING HEATER and STANDARD STOVE OIL make home sweet this winter! Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley BM eae ase: