October 28, 1946 (4 pages)

SPACE FOUR NEVADA THEATRE and D. Jr., Inc. Direction T. Exnterprises, MONDAY TURSDAY THE GREEN YEARS With TOM DRAKE, BEVERLY "TYLER and CHARLES COBURN e@ ® WEDNESDAY THURSDAY NIGHT IN CASABLANCA With MARX BROTHERS and LOIS COLLIER : BR OAD . Sor IR i's PoC TT . By C= SWEATER GIRL ‘““Nothing ever City.’’ Sweater Girl sighed. chewed and sipped: ee coke. Ths four other students in the ice cream parlor booth made no answer. There . wasn’t. any. Sweater Girl had stated it. But you knew something was going on just to look at her. The Sweater told you. This was the real article. On her small figure it was The Biggest Sweater in the World. Purple, with a bold SN. Go upon: it. The shoulder seams were almost io her elbows; it hung around her like a robe. Yet she wore it proudly. Her iwi Nevad* happens-in her 2um knight had won it on the high school ws safe rferteafeate eleleinelloleiiielleleiiteefotetees NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 5 Prepare For Winter Stove Supplies STOVE PIPE, PIPE WIRE, ELBOWS, ——” STOVE CEMENT Ansure Winter Comfort Fill Your Tank Now With Hardware Co. ic bebe % M + reste AN oye Ye she test Hifetote A? ass rat Ps Meftutetafertet a * GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 88 ANY +, Pastas’ Seterteste ater! + ¥ 3 isi ss sis i ANTIQUES Sa BOUGHT AND SOLD « 406 Broad Street ae ee % Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEIL-— OR PHONE 107 Nevada City rits license frames teak Se atest oR? Ye ste hese testes’ ae ies Rieeeieiniidivivieiieieiny fic until she reach eG the eurb. An elder native orf our city who had paused to a@dz=mire the large sedan, the nylons, eS = €Re mink (per-. . haps he’d raised ==> S Ft as a Ind): . imuttered: “That7s fE<_ txowble with this town. Too i = oO utsiders.”’ Come now. o14 ti zeeer. take it easy” lLet them laneh = -t Or I ,croeked streets, ot = ar ent c . atid iron doors. “E™is F< th firs trip. They’ve just is =I: to live . They'll be bick. Diet them (100k. Let. them stare. Let t 32 =a2@ =o 190me and ell their friends ab l2tzt those *‘darling es “Watch out for NEVADA CiTy RASS VAKLEY NUGGET _ ses had tunae as a S¥Y 322 bol, Girl fiz: tsohed her Cot? pa mions eayinge: === ao.** Swe . ] Sa ten ‘ourts or gridirowm . her, shyly, Sweater arose with her parted. ww Iesh something to Girl, mower You said ft, lo? You need am question. You and and == mI our ee ind the schools ot rer 2 kind; but you meed where you can” satWRreer nor as Protestan t=. Jews, but solely women. You need =. break in future plans for I=IN <—=]wvada City. To use your jarDl!on. Nevada City. VM — beat our about such thinss as and sewers, chior2 @<— ness; we scream about highways, the retft2z2m these are necessar as. them,, but we cam7t the process. You’re a Food =i. though you may Eook silly sweater. One thir => ww e’re you’re not delineg t2 ant. Sure, a worry to your parents, parents were made rying about you. = ores * are, to quote the platform the best investam ©@ 2 €& this ever have to offer _ that we ask is this WY hat (City doing to prowide suitable re creation for its to high zchoo the girls. DOYS some. Catholics ass YyouUunNns: amd we'll ge THE OU 3 SESSERS A large sedan ww Ht h fore a local store_ (or Was it rabbit = > and started acros= Broad. reached the center when called to her frosz ae tRestreecars.’’ stopped, turned, Ea@atzaShed and shook her curls in ackn owes Tedad=sment of this private joke, thez made a pretty business, of dod Siz => coke, and dethere. was a what ‘to that churches recreation of place mot as pupils, or men: and the we're hep in gums tourist trade amd new busiairstrips, of gold. All foreet you in Sweater Girl: in that sure of. you’re but then, “im part for worre _okay. You orator, town will A mG the question is Nevada tee rz -—aLle youngsters? ““Oakland”’ on aounbtie-— parked b2a minx in mink alizchted swiftly She’d a.leid voice within the car: She -3rmaszineary traf. 1 t NEVADA CIiTy AUTO PAINT —_A WE > BODY SHOP Paint It amc Save It! First-Class Bo@-= 222d Fender W o2zi= 118 Sacrazm<=22to Street Telepho m= 2sS9 LISLE WILILIA»ssSSs AND SONS 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1946 little ‘twin cities in the Sierra” : Let . them come back next year and the . f next. Then, when they start making . TO GIVE THE MOTORISTS OF GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CITY inquiries about homes and acreage . i for sale, when they’ré moved in and AND SURROUNDING AREAS THE FINEST AND MOST EXPERT ‘are raising rabbits on their own, : that’s the time to tell them streetcarg are old stuff up here. And in the twilight of their days, ‘when they proudly tell all strangers that the best years of their ‘were spent right here, perhaps the iminx—a mellow’minx at this pdint —twill say loudly to a neighbor as a strange heliocopter hovers over ‘Broad Street; ‘‘Haven’t seen that one before. What’s happening to Nevada City? Sure a lot of outsiders here.” BODY AND FeubeR AND CAR PAINTING SERVICE. live:s ic. % oo eWe specialize in artistic color matching, assuring you . satisfaction at all times ESTIMATES. CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON ALL WORK —GRASS VALLEY— WILSON AND HOBBICK, Props. —Next To Taylor’s Foundry— PLEADS NOT GUILTY Curtis Vinum pled not. guilty Thursday morning when he appeared before City Judge Miles D. Coughlin to charges of disturbing the peace. The defendant was arrested . Wednesday night by Policeman Otis y 337 Mill Street Phone 853-W Hardt. BUY YOUR “HOME SWEET HOME” LIVING ROOM SETS _ AT THE The Furniture Center THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE 256 South Auburn St., Opp. Veterans Memorial eascrmae Phone 36, Grass Valley Thank You FriendsFOR THE PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE . BUSINESS YOU MADE POSSIBLE. FOR US IN CONDUCTING THE NEWS’ AND NOVELTY SHOP SINCE FEBRUARY WE WANT TO RECOMMEND ~~ BERT AND LOUISE JOHNSON WHO WILL 4 CONTINUE TO GIVE YOU THE SAME COURTEOUS DAILY SERVICE YOU HAVE . RECEIVED FROM US IN THE PAST ~ BILL and BETTY SKALISKY SAIN . ae WE ARE AGENTS —FOR— 3 SACRAMENTO BEE “FRANCISCO EXAMINER SAWN! FRANCISCO CHRONICLE © AKLAND TRIBUNE CALL BULLETIN POST INQUIRER <S ACRAMENTO UNION NUGGET UNION MAGAZINES NOVELTIES . RECORDS Announcement Commencing Today we become the new owners of the News and Novelty Shop at 413 Broad Street We are no strangers to Nevada City, I having been electrician at Nevada City Electric for a long time. May we serve you with our complete line of newspapers, magazines and novelties? BERT and LOUISE JOHNSON @ ra oe a Rly a> ti Te

SPACE FOUR NEVADA THEATRE and D. Jr., Inc. Direction T. Exnterprises, MONDAY TURSDAY THE GREEN YEARS With TOM DRAKE, BEVERLY "TYLER and CHARLES COBURN e@ ® WEDNESDAY THURSDAY NIGHT IN CASABLANCA With MARX BROTHERS and LOIS COLLIER : BR OAD . Sor IR i's PoC TT . By C= SWEATER GIRL ‘““Nothing ever City.’’ Sweater Girl sighed. chewed and sipped: ee coke. Ths four other students in the ice cream parlor booth made no answer. There . wasn’t. any. Sweater Girl had stated it. But you knew something was going on just to look at her. The Sweater told you. This was the real article. On her small figure it was The Biggest Sweater in the World. Purple, with a bold SN. Go upon: it. The shoulder seams were almost io her elbows; it hung around her like a robe. Yet she wore it proudly. Her iwi Nevad* happens-in her 2um knight had won it on the high school ws safe rferteafeate eleleinelloleiiielleleiiteefotetees NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 5 Prepare For Winter Stove Supplies STOVE PIPE, PIPE WIRE, ELBOWS, ——” STOVE CEMENT Ansure Winter Comfort Fill Your Tank Now With Hardware Co. ic bebe % M + reste AN oye Ye she test Hifetote A? ass rat Ps Meftutetafertet a * GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 88 ANY +, Pastas’ Seterteste ater! + ¥ 3 isi ss sis i ANTIQUES Sa BOUGHT AND SOLD « 406 Broad Street ae ee % Call At DEER CREEK INN —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEIL-— OR PHONE 107 Nevada City rits license frames teak Se atest oR? Ye ste hese testes’ ae ies Rieeeieiniidivivieiieieiny fic until she reach eG the eurb. An elder native orf our city who had paused to a@dz=mire the large sedan, the nylons, eS = €Re mink (per-. . haps he’d raised ==> S Ft as a Ind): . imuttered: “That7s fE<_ txowble with this town. Too i = oO utsiders.”’ Come now. o14 ti zeeer. take it easy” lLet them laneh = -t Or I ,croeked streets, ot = ar ent c . atid iron doors. “E™is F< th firs trip. They’ve just is =I: to live . They'll be bick. Diet them (100k. Let. them stare. Let t 32 =a2@ =o 190me and ell their friends ab l2tzt those *‘darling es “Watch out for NEVADA CiTy RASS VAKLEY NUGGET _ ses had tunae as a S¥Y 322 bol, Girl fiz: tsohed her Cot? pa mions eayinge: === ao.** Swe . ] Sa ten ‘ourts or gridirowm . her, shyly, Sweater arose with her parted. ww Iesh something to Girl, mower You said ft, lo? You need am question. You and and == mI our ee ind the schools ot rer 2 kind; but you meed where you can” satWRreer nor as Protestan t=. Jews, but solely women. You need =. break in future plans for I=IN <—=]wvada City. To use your jarDl!on. Nevada City. VM — beat our about such thinss as and sewers, chior2 @<— ness; we scream about highways, the retft2z2m these are necessar as. them,, but we cam7t the process. You’re a Food =i. though you may Eook silly sweater. One thir => ww e’re you’re not delineg t2 ant. Sure, a worry to your parents, parents were made rying about you. = ores * are, to quote the platform the best investam ©@ 2 €& this

ever have to offer _ that we ask is this WY hat (City doing to prowide suitable re creation for its to high zchoo the girls. DOYS some. Catholics ass YyouUunNns: amd we'll ge THE OU 3 SESSERS A large sedan ww Ht h fore a local store_ (or Was it rabbit = > and started acros= Broad. reached the center when called to her frosz ae tRestreecars.’’ stopped, turned, Ea@atzaShed and shook her curls in ackn owes Tedad=sment of this private joke, thez made a pretty business, of dod Siz => coke, and dethere. was a what ‘to that churches recreation of place mot as pupils, or men: and the we're hep in gums tourist trade amd new busiairstrips, of gold. All foreet you in Sweater Girl: in that sure of. you’re but then, “im part for worre _okay. You orator, town will A mG the question is Nevada tee rz -—aLle youngsters? ““Oakland”’ on aounbtie-— parked b2a minx in mink alizchted swiftly She’d a.leid voice within the car: She -3rmaszineary traf. 1 t NEVADA CIiTy AUTO PAINT —_A WE > BODY SHOP Paint It amc Save It! First-Class Bo@-= 222d Fender W o2zi= 118 Sacrazm<=22to Street Telepho m= 2sS9 LISLE WILILIA»ssSSs AND SONS 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1946 little ‘twin cities in the Sierra” : Let . them come back next year and the . f next. Then, when they start making . TO GIVE THE MOTORISTS OF GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CITY inquiries about homes and acreage . i for sale, when they’ré moved in and AND SURROUNDING AREAS THE FINEST AND MOST EXPERT ‘are raising rabbits on their own, : that’s the time to tell them streetcarg are old stuff up here. And in the twilight of their days, ‘when they proudly tell all strangers that the best years of their ‘were spent right here, perhaps the iminx—a mellow’minx at this pdint —twill say loudly to a neighbor as a strange heliocopter hovers over ‘Broad Street; ‘‘Haven’t seen that one before. What’s happening to Nevada City? Sure a lot of outsiders here.” BODY AND FeubeR AND CAR PAINTING SERVICE. live:s ic. % oo eWe specialize in artistic color matching, assuring you . satisfaction at all times ESTIMATES. CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON ALL WORK —GRASS VALLEY— WILSON AND HOBBICK, Props. —Next To Taylor’s Foundry— PLEADS NOT GUILTY Curtis Vinum pled not. guilty Thursday morning when he appeared before City Judge Miles D. Coughlin to charges of disturbing the peace. The defendant was arrested . Wednesday night by Policeman Otis y 337 Mill Street Phone 853-W Hardt. BUY YOUR “HOME SWEET HOME” LIVING ROOM SETS _ AT THE The Furniture Center THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE 256 South Auburn St., Opp. Veterans Memorial eascrmae Phone 36, Grass Valley Thank You FriendsFOR THE PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE . BUSINESS YOU MADE POSSIBLE. FOR US IN CONDUCTING THE NEWS’ AND NOVELTY SHOP SINCE FEBRUARY WE WANT TO RECOMMEND ~~ BERT AND LOUISE JOHNSON WHO WILL 4 CONTINUE TO GIVE YOU THE SAME COURTEOUS DAILY SERVICE YOU HAVE . RECEIVED FROM US IN THE PAST ~ BILL and BETTY SKALISKY SAIN . ae WE ARE AGENTS —FOR— 3 SACRAMENTO BEE “FRANCISCO EXAMINER SAWN! FRANCISCO CHRONICLE © AKLAND TRIBUNE CALL BULLETIN POST INQUIRER <S ACRAMENTO UNION NUGGET UNION MAGAZINES NOVELTIES . RECORDS Announcement Commencing Today we become the new owners of the News and Novelty Shop at 413 Broad Street We are no strangers to Nevada City, I having been electrician at Nevada City Electric for a long time. May we serve you with our complete line of newspapers, magazines and novelties? BERT and LOUISE JOHNSON @ ra oe a Rly a> ti Te