February 27, 1941 (6 pages)

can’t is last were. Il say ng acng as” om i ITISH rough A. F. ¢ . vital st six . were birds . 3. on nd: iny unot the 1 Jase r-than 0 less mated . lation STagsEs,ion of dead lation towns icture CaliaD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1941 NEVADA CITY NUGGET MARKET PHONE 412 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK—7:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M _Comb Honey—12 oz. ‘Oregon eee ee 15¢ EE a ure Eastern Sorgum—2 he dor, ee e a 28 Midget Pickles—21 oz. jar e ae 33c Highlight Pure Orange Juice—No, 2. a 3 for 25c Henard’s Salad Dressing—quart jar ae Henard’s Mayonnaise—quart jar. 37c Monarch Pure Strawberry Preserves—28 oz. jar . 32c . Ripe Olives, Calif. Brand—quart can. 23c ( Green Olives, Colossal size—220 SS ae ee 59c istered cues EGS Teg STD Sate ee 15c Hot Banana Peppers, 28 oz. jar 0c. 25c : Apple Butter) Libby’s—2 Ib. Grozojar 23c ‘tadedeeton, poud. 23c é Armour’s Pure Lard—4 lb. pkg. ooo. 39c —WE CARRY BABY BEEF AT ALL TIMES— + Home’Rancli Eggs, large Grade A brown, white doz 25c ‘Monarch Assorted Vegetables—No. 2 ‘Monarch Small; Whole; Peeled White Potatoes No. 2 11c ‘Monarch Red.Kidney Beans No. 2 can Monarch Cut Okra, No. 2 can Monarch Gold Dragon Extra small Peas No. 2 can . 15¢ GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY {BRITISH FEEL of -London,. reveals the iron, deteramination, of the British not only to if Oy oy AT ‘ wh Me BUY YOUR ELECTRIC RANE and WATER HEATER foi) § VE $30 Here’s good news, Mr. $ A and Mrs. Householder. Right now, by terms of a Special Offer, you can save $30 on the purchase price of a New 1941 Electric Range. This saving; plus the usual liberal trade-in allowance for your old stove, now brings the cost of the latest model electric ranges to sensationally low price levels. You can Save $10 too, roy SAV E $] . when you buy an Electric Water Heater, the kitchen companion to your new electric range. 3 USUAL LIBERAL TRADE-IN OFFER $ Yes, trade-in allowances foryouroldstove and water heater are in addition to the Cash Savings Inducements of the special offers. Enjoya modern electric kitchen now. Be done with the slow, bothersome cook stove and This Save $30 Offer applies to.current model Electric Ranges that sell for $129.50 or more. This Save $10 Offerapplies to current Biers thse Nal ice watér heater that waste time in the kitchen, Vea ne Oh mOre. Electric cooking is clean, fast and automatically certain in cooking results. You will like it. You can afford it. Buy these electric kitchen servants now while these big savings are in effect. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY P-G-vE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY PLANE ENGINES FLINT, Feb. 26.—Steel contracts 000 aircraft engine plant in which this manufacturer will launch tional defense production, were awarded today by the Buick Division of General Motors Corporation. . Harlow’ H. Curtice, a vice presi-. ‘dent of the corporation and head of _the passenger car concern, announc\ed that structural steel awards, totalling in excess of $1,00,000 for , fabrication and construction, were made to the Mississippi Valley Structural Steel Company, a Melrose Park, » Chicago, steel firm. Bids were opened at the Buick offices and the go ahead given for immediate fabrication of the steel. Be. sides producing the structural material the steel company was given the job of erecting it in conjunction with the general contract ° for the huge building which will shortly be out for bids. ; Curtice said that-time was an important factor. and that the fabrication of the structural steel. will go ahead with all speed looking to earliest. possible completion of the build ing. : é The Buick organization already has placed substantial orders for machinery and equipment for the new plant and, plans to coordinate delivery so that’ installation. may. take place. while construction still is in progress. Nna-; EXPIATE CRIMES A, letter received by H. U. Maxfield of the Sixteen-to-One Mine, . from his friend A. Beeby Thompson resist Nazi invasion but.to store up ‘strength and munitions for a day of German atonement. The letter. follows: \ 18; St. Swithin’s Lane, London, E. C. 4, England. January 6th, 1941. }H, U. Maxfield, Esq., 1611 Russ Bldg., San Francisco. :Dear Mr. Maxfield, Yes we follow U. S. A. news very intently and are tremendously cheered by the hearty professions of friendship and the determination of vour president to prevent Hitlerism from being forced upon the unwiliing nations of the earth. The idiocy of hoping to convert Belgium, Holland. Denmark, Norway, TchekaSlovakia,. Poland and France to a system which involved their invasion and submission to Gestapo rule should be apparent to an imbecile. It is very difficult for unprepared li:tle Britain with its 40,00,000 population of peace lovers to fight unaided a fully armed country which is now able to draw on the resources of most of Europe and the labor of 200,000,000 souls, whilst like vultures in the offing are Russia and Japan both ready to pounce on a decaying carcass. In the realization that we are fighting for a just cause against a policy of intolerance, force and slavery, we know we shall win if only ‘our resources hang out as they will with the help of America and our stout colonies. Against overwhelming odds in men and armaments our boys have performed miraculous feats and if only we get to parity in all the services, we will show the Huns which is the dominant race. Our soldiers and airmen all ‘feel equal to take on 2-or 3 to one in any fight, and for Italians they feel only contempt in a square combat. The Bulgars, Serbians and Turks are better fighters than the Huns who can only attack in mass under mass hysteria. Well, as you know, we have had a hot time in England of late and are not yet. able to give them a full taste of their own medicine, but they will get it yet and then we shall _ hear them whine and protest upon our inhumanity, Although causing terrible suffering to untold numbers and losses that can never be replaced, the results are the opposite of those intended, for the raids simply intensify the determination to resist until we can hit back with equal force. One scarcely hears a complaint from people who have lost all, and in*the clubs and homes one hears only a determination to see the war through whatever the sacrifices. The loss of ancient churches, city halls, public monuments, clubs, palaces, hotels, mansions, museums and __libraries,, which can never be replaced, which is such a delight to the Hun, causes much heartburn. here but, no relaxation of resolution. To them such records of a past culture have no interfor the construction of its $31,000,. BISHOP PORTER HERE SUNDAY. Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento Diocese “will pay his annual visit 10 the Trinity Episecopal~ Ghurch Sun. . day Following a confirmation service, Bishop Porter will have luncheon with the vestry at the National Hotel. TRINITY EPISCOPAL ‘FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento will pay his annual visit to the Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday, Confirmation will be held at 11:15 a. m. with all adults and children present. A class of ten will be confirmed. There will be a service of institution for the church school teachers, andvestrymen. The Altar Guild for 1941 will be presented. Rev. H. Thomas Pateman. BETHANY CHURCH Bethany Church. 419 Spring St (Affilliated with the Assemb'ies of God). Sunday School 9:45 a.-m. Morning: worship 11 a.-m. Christ Ambassadors 6:45 p. m. Rev. Herman Pencovie will speak . at all the services, including the evening -services at’ 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. Subscribe for The Nugget. to see them pass away, because they represent ancient culture out of tune with their ideas. I have just received a letter from my friend, Mr. Clark who was tortured by the Iron Guard (Nazis) otf Roumania. He writes from the. American Hospital, Istannbul, where the doctor hopes to get his half paralyzed Jimbs back into shape in time. The filthy swine try every means to, induce false declarations that can be broadcast to the. world as examples of British subversive action. With all best wishes for the New Year and hopes for peace. Yours very sincerely, A. BEEBY THOMPSON. r PR ou SE onive.w . BUICKTOMAKE . Nevada City Church a . METHODIST CHURCHSunday. services in the Methodist church March 2nd 1941. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ray Murchie Superintendent, Bring the children. Preaching service at 11 a. m. COMMUNION SERVICE. Organ prelude Miss Sue Hawkins. Introit choir. Hymn 38, O splendor of God‘s glory bright” congregation Prayer pastor Scripture reading, Responsive Scripture reading Offering and Offertory, « Vocal solo ‘‘Selected’’ Joe King. Hymn 140. Sermon ‘“‘The Last Supper’’ pastor. Communion service to which al! members and friends are invited. Hymn 142. Congregation. Closing prayer benediction, Hospital Sunday under the auspices of the Epworth League. Epworth League Service at 6 p. m. Preaching service at 7p. m. A big. sing of the new and 'old hymns of the church ted by the young people with Bill Rickard leading. Come and help us sing. Sermon bring your friends. Week events.: Pot-luck supper and business session of League Monday at 6:30 p. m, All Leaguers are asked to. bepresent. Bible study and. frayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. At the close of the prayer hour the Official Board will -meet, Will all the members try to ;present. Orchestra: Practice Monday at 7 p.m, All the members be on hand.’ Johnny ‘Blamey director. Wednesday: practice at 7:30 p. m. Come .and help us in our Easter music. Youny -people’s prayer meeting Thursday evening: Notice the World’s Day of prayer will be observed this Friday from 2 p. m. till 4 p. m. in , the ‘Methodist church which will be open all day for any who want to go in for private meditation and prayer, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services at 114 Boulder Sunday, 11 a. m., Sunday 9:45 a. m. Testimonial meeting firsi . Wednesday. of each month at 8 p . m. 4 In all Christian Science churches, branches of The Mother Church, Th: Schod Boston, Mass., a Lesson-Sermon will be read Sunday, March 2, on the subject ‘‘Christ Jesus.” The Golden Text will be: ‘Unto “On.the-Side Line”’-pastor,. Come and. the . Epworth’ ernment and,peace there shall be no hots personalities. Wearing First Church of Christ, Scientist, inGEMS:-OF THOUGHT KINDLINESS The best portion of a good man’s life is his little) nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. —Wordsworth Kindness in ourselves is the honey that blunts the sting of unkindness in another, —Landor A pure affection, concentric, forfeiting seit, forgiving wrongs and 1O7OSta aes REM Showa i. the lIyze of human love. —iMary “Pato + WIAw ™t is one of the beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself. —Bailey Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. —J. M. Barrie The one who will be found in trial capable of great acts of love is ever one who is always doing. considerate small ones, —F, W. Robertson usa child is born, unto us a_son is given. Ci the inevease of his govend, upon the throne of David, and upon his kingdom, to order it, and to, establish it with judgment and with justice from henceforth even for ever’ (Isaih 9: 6, 7,) Bible selections, will include the following, passage from Matthew 1: 22 2,3: “Now all this. was done, that it might be fulfilled. which was spoken of. the Lord hy the prophet, saying, Behold, a virgin shall be ‘with child, and shall brine forth a son, and . theyshall call his name Emmanuel, which ¢ intornreted is.God with us.’’ A passage from the Christian Science textbook, ‘“‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy,, will also be. included which reads as follows: ‘‘The history of Jesus shows him to have been more spiritual than all other. earthly in part a human form (that is, as it seemed to mortal view), being conceived by a human mother, Jesus was the mediator between Spirit and the flesh, between Truth and error” (p. 315.) CATHOLIC CHURCH Two masses. will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church here, The first mass will. be at 8 a. m. and the second at 10 a. est whatever and they are relieved HE way cars have truck. the 1941 Buick line. Here we've reversed : out lately, it usually takes only a couple of cars to occupy the curb space of an extension-ladder fire Not so with the newest additions to to prove that an honest-to-golly BIG car can be built without going overboard on bumper-to-bumper distance. The four new models now adorning the Buick Speciat Series fit neatly into modest garages without putting a permanent crimp in the doors. They slip into parking places smoothly as a rowboat nestles up to a Busch SPECIAL , Convivithle Coupe with Press--A~Button Automatic Top, S1138* Laid End to End They up to a Swell idea ~ We mean these Four New Additions to the Buick SPECIAL Series that Give you Big-Car Thrill in less Curbside Space been stretching drivers. When the trend—just But they’re a handy six inches shorter, bumper to bumper, than other Buicks—a quartet of top-quality cars in a new and easily-handled size. The price? It’s lower too. So. better take a look at the first really BIG car in this bumper-to-bumper size. dock—and the way they flit through traffic is a delight to wheel-weary it comes they’ve got a 115-hp. FIREBALL eight under their bonnets that skims you down the road like a mallard heading home. You can add Compound Carburetion at small extra cost and have 125 horsepower that does things we hardly dare hint about in print. 4 to action — well, BUICK PRICES . . BEGIN A COOSSODOSESELEEEEIESHIOSORSDOORRECCOBDECRRERC0RC® . Business Coupe’ Kdelivered at Flint, ach, State tax, : » optional, equipment: and accessories — extra. Prices subject, to change without notice. . PAUL 2 ney seousees WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM EMP F GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Valley, California

can’t is last were. Il say ng acng as” om i ITISH rough A. F. ¢ . vital st six . were birds . 3. on nd: iny unot the 1 Jase r-than 0 less mated . lation STagsEs,ion of dead lation towns icture CaliaD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1941 NEVADA CITY NUGGET MARKET PHONE 412 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK—7:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M _Comb Honey—12 oz. ‘Oregon eee ee 15¢ EE a ure Eastern Sorgum—2 he dor, ee e a 28 Midget Pickles—21 oz. jar e ae 33c Highlight Pure Orange Juice—No, 2.. a 3 for 25c Henard’s Salad Dressing—quart jar ae Henard’s Mayonnaise—quart jar. 37c Monarch Pure Strawberry Preserves—28 oz. jar . 32c . Ripe Olives, Calif. Brand—quart can.. 23c ( Green Olives, Colossal size—220 SS ae ee 59c istered cues EGS Teg STD Sate ee 15c Hot Banana Peppers, 28 oz. jar 0c. 25c : Apple Butter) Libby’s—2 Ib. Grozojar 23c ‘tadedeeton, poud. 23c é Armour’s Pure Lard—4 lb. pkg. ooo. 39c —WE CARRY BABY BEEF AT ALL TIMES— + Home’Rancli Eggs, large Grade A brown, white doz 25c ‘Monarch Assorted Vegetables—No. 2 ‘Monarch Small; Whole; Peeled White Potatoes No. 2 11c ‘Monarch Red.Kidney Beans No. 2 can Monarch Cut Okra, No. 2 can Monarch Gold Dragon Extra small Peas No. 2 can .. 15¢ GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY {BRITISH FEEL of -London,. reveals the iron, deteramination, of the British not only to if Oy oy AT ‘ wh Me BUY YOUR ELECTRIC RANE and WATER HEATER foi) § VE $30 Here’s good news, Mr. $ A and Mrs. Householder. Right now, by terms of a Special Offer, you can save $30 on the purchase price of a New 1941 Electric Range. This saving; plus the usual liberal trade-in allowance for your old stove, now brings the cost of the latest model electric ranges to sensationally low price levels. You can Save $10 too, roy SAV E $] . when you buy an Electric Water Heater, the kitchen companion to your new electric range. 3 USUAL LIBERAL TRADE-IN OFFER $ Yes, trade-in allowances foryouroldstove and water heater are in addition to the Cash Savings Inducements of the special offers. Enjoya modern electric kitchen now. Be done with the slow, bothersome cook stove and This Save $30 Offer applies to.current model Electric Ranges that sell for $129.50 or more. This Save $10 Offerapplies to current Biers thse Nal ice watér heater that waste time in the kitchen, Vea ne Oh mOre. Electric cooking is clean, fast and automatically certain in cooking results. You will like it. You can afford it. Buy these electric kitchen servants now while these big savings are in effect. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY P-G-vE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY PLANE ENGINES FLINT, Feb. 26.—Steel contracts 000 aircraft engine plant in which this manufacturer will launch tional defense production, were awarded today by the Buick Division of General Motors Corporation. . Harlow’ H. Curtice, a vice presi-. ‘dent of the corporation and head of _the passenger car concern, announc\ed that structural steel awards, totalling in excess of $1,00,000 for , fabrication and construction, were made to the Mississippi Valley Structural Steel Company, a Melrose Park, » Chicago, steel firm. Bids were opened at the Buick offices and the go ahead given for immediate fabrication of the steel. Be. sides producing the structural material the steel company was given the job of erecting it in conjunction with the general contract ° for the huge building which will shortly be out for bids. ; Curtice said that-time was an important factor. and that the fabrication of the structural steel. will go ahead with all speed looking to earliest. possible completion of the build ing. : é The Buick organization already has placed substantial orders for machinery and equipment for the new plant and, plans to coordinate delivery so that’ installation. may. take place. while construction still is in progress. Nna-; EXPIATE CRIMES A, letter received by H. U. Maxfield of the Sixteen-to-One Mine, . from his friend A. Beeby Thompson resist Nazi invasion but.to store up ‘strength and munitions for a day of German atonement. The letter. follows: \ 18; St. Swithin’s Lane, London, E. C. 4, England. January 6th, 1941. }H, U. Maxfield, Esq., 1611 Russ Bldg., San Francisco. :Dear Mr. Maxfield, Yes we follow U. S. A. news very intently and are tremendously cheered by the hearty professions of friendship and the determination of vour president to prevent Hitlerism from being forced upon the unwiliing nations of the earth. The idiocy of hoping to convert Belgium, Holland. Denmark, Norway, TchekaSlovakia,. Poland and France to a system which involved their invasion and submission to Gestapo rule should be apparent to an imbecile. It is very difficult for unprepared li:tle Britain with its 40,00,000 population of peace lovers to fight unaided a fully armed country which is now able to draw on the resources of most of Europe and the labor of 200,000,000 souls, whilst like vultures in the offing are Russia and Japan both ready to pounce on a decaying carcass. In the realization that we are fighting for a just cause against a policy of intolerance, force and slavery, we know we shall win if only ‘our resources hang out as they will with the help of America and our stout colonies. Against overwhelming odds in men and armaments our boys have performed miraculous feats and if only we get to parity in all the services, we will show the Huns which is the dominant race. Our soldiers and airmen all ‘feel equal to take on 2-or 3 to one in any fight, and for Italians they feel only contempt in a square combat. The Bulgars, Serbians and Turks are better fighters than the Huns who can only attack in mass under mass hysteria. Well, as you know, we have had a hot time in England of late and are not yet. able to give them a full taste of their own medicine, but they will get it yet and then we shall _ hear them whine and protest upon our inhumanity, Although causing terrible suffering to untold numbers and losses that can never be replaced, the results are the opposite of those intended, for the raids simply intensify the determination to resist until we can hit back with equal force. One scarcely hears a complaint from people who have lost all, and in*the clubs and homes one hears only a determination to see the war through whatever the sacrifices. The loss of ancient churches, city halls, public monuments, clubs, palaces, hotels, mansions, museums and __libraries,, which can never be replaced, which is such a delight to the Hun, causes much heartburn. here but, no relaxation of resolution. To them such records of a past culture have no interfor the construction of its $31,000,. BISHOP PORTER HERE SUNDAY. Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento Diocese “will pay his annual visit 10 the Trinity Episecopal~ Ghurch Sun. . day Following a confirmation service, Bishop Porter will have luncheon with the vestry at the National Hotel. TRINITY EPISCOPAL ‘FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento will pay his annual visit to the Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday, Confirmation will be held at 11:15 a. m. with all adults and children present. A class of ten will be confirmed. There will be a service of institution for the church school teachers,

andvestrymen. The Altar Guild for 1941 will be presented. Rev. H. Thomas Pateman. BETHANY CHURCH Bethany Church. 419 Spring St (Affilliated with the Assemb'ies of God). Sunday School 9:45 a.-m. Morning: worship 11 a.-m. Christ Ambassadors 6:45 p. m. Rev. Herman Pencovie will speak . at all the services, including the evening -services at’ 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. Subscribe for The Nugget. to see them pass away, because they represent ancient culture out of tune with their ideas. I have just received a letter from my friend, Mr. Clark who was tortured by the Iron Guard (Nazis) otf Roumania. He writes from the. American Hospital, Istannbul, where the doctor hopes to get his half paralyzed Jimbs back into shape in time. The filthy swine try every means to, induce false declarations that can be broadcast to the. world as examples of British subversive action. With all best wishes for the New Year and hopes for peace. Yours very sincerely, A. BEEBY THOMPSON. r PR ou SE onive.w . BUICKTOMAKE . Nevada City Church a . METHODIST CHURCHSunday. services in the Methodist church March 2nd 1941. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ray Murchie Superintendent, Bring the children. Preaching service at 11 a. m. COMMUNION SERVICE. Organ prelude Miss Sue Hawkins. Introit choir. Hymn 38, O splendor of God‘s glory bright” congregation Prayer pastor Scripture reading, Responsive Scripture reading Offering and Offertory, « Vocal solo ‘‘Selected’’ Joe King. Hymn 140. Sermon ‘“‘The Last Supper’’ pastor. Communion service to which al! members and friends are invited. Hymn 142. Congregation. Closing prayer benediction, Hospital Sunday under the auspices of the Epworth League. Epworth League Service at 6 p. m. Preaching service at 7p. m. A big. sing of the new and 'old hymns of the church ted by the young people with Bill Rickard leading. Come and help us sing. Sermon bring your friends. Week events.: Pot-luck supper and business session of League Monday at 6:30 p. m, All Leaguers are asked to. bepresent. Bible study and. frayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. At the close of the prayer hour the Official Board will -meet, Will all the members try to ;present. Orchestra: Practice Monday at 7 p.m, All the members be on hand.’ Johnny ‘Blamey director. Wednesday: practice at 7:30 p. m. Come .and help us in our Easter music. Youny -people’s prayer meeting Thursday evening: Notice the World’s Day of prayer will be observed this Friday from 2 p. m. till 4 p. m. in , the ‘Methodist church which will be open all day for any who want to go in for private meditation and prayer, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services at 114 Boulder Sunday, 11 a. m., Sunday 9:45 a. m. Testimonial meeting firsi . Wednesday. of each month at 8 p . m. 4 In all Christian Science churches, branches of The Mother Church, Th: Schod Boston, Mass., a Lesson-Sermon will be read Sunday, March 2, on the subject ‘‘Christ Jesus.” The Golden Text will be: ‘Unto “On.the-Side Line”’-pastor,. Come and. the . Epworth’ ernment and,peace there shall be no hots personalities. Wearing First Church of Christ, Scientist, inGEMS:-OF THOUGHT KINDLINESS The best portion of a good man’s life is his little) nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. —Wordsworth Kindness in ourselves is the honey that blunts the sting of unkindness in another, —Landor A pure affection, concentric, forfeiting seit, forgiving wrongs and 1O7OSta aes REM Showa i. the lIyze of human love. —iMary “Pato + WIAw ™t is one of the beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself. —Bailey Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. —J. M. Barrie The one who will be found in trial capable of great acts of love is ever one who is always doing. considerate small ones, —F, W. Robertson usa child is born, unto us a_son is given. Ci the inevease of his govend, upon the throne of David, and upon his kingdom, to order it, and to, establish it with judgment and with justice from henceforth even for ever’ (Isaih 9: 6, 7,) Bible selections, will include the following, passage from Matthew 1: 22 2,3: “Now all this. was done, that it might be fulfilled. which was spoken of. the Lord hy the prophet, saying, Behold, a virgin shall be ‘with child, and shall brine forth a son, and . theyshall call his name Emmanuel, which ¢ intornreted is.God with us.’’ A passage from the Christian Science textbook, ‘“‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures’’ by Mary Baker Eddy,, will also be. included which reads as follows: ‘‘The history of Jesus shows him to have been more spiritual than all other. earthly in part a human form (that is, as it seemed to mortal view), being conceived by a human mother, Jesus was the mediator between Spirit and the flesh, between Truth and error” (p. 315.) CATHOLIC CHURCH Two masses. will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church here, The first mass will. be at 8 a. m. and the second at 10 a. est whatever and they are relieved HE way cars have truck. the 1941 Buick line. Here we've reversed : out lately, it usually takes only a couple of cars to occupy the curb space of an extension-ladder fire Not so with the newest additions to to prove that an honest-to-golly BIG car can be built without going overboard on bumper-to-bumper distance. The four new models now adorning the Buick Speciat Series fit neatly into modest garages without putting a permanent crimp in the doors. They slip into parking places smoothly as a rowboat nestles up to a Busch SPECIAL , Convivithle Coupe with Press--A~Button Automatic Top, S1138* Laid End to End They up to a Swell idea ~ We mean these Four New Additions to the Buick SPECIAL Series that Give you Big-Car Thrill in less Curbside Space been stretching drivers. When the trend—just But they’re a handy six inches shorter, bumper to bumper, than other Buicks—a quartet of top-quality cars in a new and easily-handled size. The price? It’s lower too. So. better take a look at the first really BIG car in this bumper-to-bumper size. dock—and the way they flit through traffic is a delight to wheel-weary it comes they’ve got a 115-hp. FIREBALL eight under their bonnets that skims you down the road like a mallard heading home. You can add Compound Carburetion at small extra cost and have 125 horsepower that does things we hardly dare hint about in print. 4 to action — well, BUICK PRICES . . BEGIN A COOSSODOSESELEEEEIESHIOSORSDOORRECCOBDECRRERC0RC® . Business Coupe’ Kdelivered at Flint, ach, State tax, : » optional, equipment: and accessories — extra. Prices subject, to change without notice. . PAUL 2 ney seousees WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM EMP F GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Valley, California