July 16, 1941 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX 2 NE.’ ADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. Shirch Notes . Registr antSerialNumbers _Methodist Church Sanday school at. 10 a.m. Bring children. Do not tet the vacation keen you: away from the Sunday school or the echureh services. The urday school room is cool and comfortable. If you have not gone away on your vacation, we shall look for th pwr you Sunday. + reaching service at 1 a. m. Specia’ musical numbers Sunday mornins. Sermon ‘Divine Revelation Under the Law and Under the Gosrel pastor. Come and bring your friends There will not be any Eyworth “League meeting Sunday evening a* some seventeen of our leaguers are going to Mt. Hermon to Ins‘itute. Preaching service at 7:39 p. m. one service for ten minutes led by ne Bill Rickard. Come and let ‘ne the old and new hymns of the church. Hymns that helped our fathers and mothers and are helping yoi! and me. Sermon ‘Sin. What Is It? Is It a Fact or Pancy? What Shall We Do With It?’’ pastor. Come aud bring your friends. Bible study and prayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Bring your Bibles. Choir practice Wednesday at 7:30 Pp. m. —atholic Church Two masses will be celebrated at the St.Canice Catholic Church here Sunday. The first mass will be at 8 o'clock a. m. and the second at 10:30. Father Patrick O’Reilly will. have charge of the masses. *he Wz) Us hm —tTrinity Episcopal Church Sunday’s services in the Trinity Episcopal Church will be as follows: 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a. m. Church School. 11:00 a. m. Morning. prayer and sermon. The rector, Rev, H. Thomas Pateman, will. address the congregation. The music will be under the direction of Mrs. C: A. Libbey. Miss Mary Libbey will be at’the organ. Used Radios, $5.00 and UP. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. Table models in used raXvos. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. were shuffled and then numbered. follows: S-1 Earl Vernon Davidson, Valley. S-2 Harold. Thomas George, Grass ' Valley. S-3-— Frances Benfamin Richards, Grass Valley. S-4 Richard Delouis Horne, Grass Valley. S-5 Meldrum Newton Schluer, Griss Valley. 8-6 William Frederic Johrson, Gra:s Valley. 3-7 William [Francis Curran, Truc—Christian Science Society The Christian Science Society holds services at 1#4 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday school 02458, TR A testimonial meeting is held the first Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. The Golden Text will be: “A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as T have loved you, that ye also love one another. By this shall all men know that ve are my disciples, if ye have love one to another” (John 13: 34, 35). Other Bible citations will include ‘‘Then he called his twelve disciples together and gave them power and authority over all devils and to cure diseases. And he sent them ‘to preach the kingdom of God, and to heal the sick’ (Luke 9: 1, 2). The Lesson-Sermon will also inelude the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, ‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures’ by Mary Baker Eddy; ‘‘Christianity as Jesus taught it was not a creed, nor a system of ceremonies, nor a special gift yfrom a ritualistic Jehovah; but it was the demonsira'tion of divine Love casting out error and healing the sick, not mereiy in the name of Christ or Truth, but in demons'‘ration of Truth, as must 'Se the case in the cycles of. divine j light’: (p. O55 Nevada a. women adventure their lives in band by his kiss. Queen and Ralph Bellamy. eration. Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT: With Humphrey Bogart, Joan Leslie, Eddie Albert and Sidney in a battering drama of the road where reckless men and Sylvia search of happiness. SATURDAY MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF: With Brian Aherne and Kay Francis demonstrating that a woman confronted by two men that look exactly alike, can tell her husPlus MASTER DETECTIVE starring Ellery SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE GREAT DICTATOR: role of his own great drama. Its a laugh and -thrill, alternating, and besides that its undoubtedly the greatest satire of this genThe world’s favorite screen comedian appears in the title Griss S-8 Vincent The national lottery for newly registered men of “21 years under the Selective Service Act will be held in’ Washington, Dp. G., on duly 17th. The Nevada County Selective Service Board met yesterday here and assigned serial numbers to the 102 registrants in this county. The cards The serial numbers given to the Nevada County registrants are as Everett Cowles, Grass Valley. S-9 Lawrence Berton, Grass Valley. 3-10 Radus Alexarder Ellis. Truckee. S-11 Allen Dougias Dorsey, Grass Valley. ; 3-12 Maurice Edmund Murray, Nevada: City. 3-13 Lyle Harry Price, Grass Val‘ey. S-14 James Thomas Shirley, Nevada City: : 2-15 Thomas George Marks, Grass Valley. 3-18 Clifton Tisher, Wheatland. © S-17 Charles Clayton Berry, Grass Va'ley. S-18 Norman Ellard Gates, Nevada City. 3-19 Charles Stephen Murch, Grass Valley. 3.99 Walter Dougias Barrett, Truckee. 3-21 Max Byron Young, Nevada City. 3-22 Tloyd Grant Frandsen, Norden. S-"3 Lewis Carrol!l Partington, Grass Valley. 3-94 Manuel B, Martinez, Norden. 3-25 Orvill D. Fritz, Grass Valley. 7.96 Eaward Lawrence Reardon, Boca. . $-27 John G. McGill, Grass Valley. 8-98 Orvile Elmer Bundy, Grass Valley. ‘ 83-29 Alfred Milton Dickerman, Grass Valley. 3.90 °N:-° ¥. Carter, Grass Valley. *_§}1 Clarence Edward Nugent, Grass Valley. S-32° Robert Eisenhower, Grass Valley, c.99 James Donald Sweeney, Grass Valley. €-%' Genrege Morris Willard, Nevada City 9-35 Carl City. James Edward Valley. S23:7> tann Boca. £-38 Charles Louis .Tobiassen, Nevada $36 Butler, Grass William Chatten, Jr., Eugene Browning, Grass Valley. C29 Vian Edvard Herney, Boca. S-40 Jaech Isadore Fox, Boca. — $-41 Anthony Cartoscelli, Nevada City. S-42 Primo Angeli, Grass Valley. 'S-43 Joe Charles Distel, Grass Valley. iS-44 Paul Herman Atkinson, Grass Valley, S-45 Milford Mirl Johnson, ‘Grass Valley. S-46 Joseph Lester Thompson, Grass Valley. S-47 Valentine August Sassarini, Truckee. S-48 Frank Martin Carson, Grass Valley. S-49 Casey Pena, Grass Valley. S-50 William Joseph Harvey, Grass Valley. S-51 William Grass Valley. Richard Trathen, Zenith Radios, $14.95 and up. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. 3-52 Ange‘o Christopher Besio, Truckee. S-53 Robert Emmett Grass Valley. 8-54 Hershall Ray Lotz, Nevada City. S-55. Ira George Davy, Grass Valley. S-5 Naughton, 56 William Linus Neal, Nevada City. S-57 Arthur George Gallez, Grass Valley. S-58 Thomas Elwyn Cole, Wolf. S-59 Floyd Carl Williams, Grass Vailey. S-60 Ben City. : S-61 Gerald Pershing Von Boca. 3-62 James Maley Odegaard, Nevada City. . S-63 Jack Joseph Gibson, Grass Val-. ley. S-64 Leland Henry Brown, Nevada City. ; 3-65 William Earl Davis, Grass Valley. 8-66 Ernest Walter Grass Valley. S-67 John Rushing, Truckee. S-68 Lawrence Grantelli, Boca. 3-69 Clinton Ariel Poulson, Nevada City. S-70 Lyle Milton Fenn, Grass VaiJohn Tamblyn, Nevada Spacht, . \ Dickinson, Jr., ley. S-71 Jack Melvin Clark, Nevada City. $-72 Trov Elmer Arbaugh, Grass Valley. S-73 John Francis Malcolm, Boca. S-74 Raymond James Davis, Nevada City. ; §$-75 George Allen Grant, Grass Valley. S-76 Louis Colombo, Nevada City. S-77 Gerad Everette Hambly, Grass Valley. ‘ S-78 Arrighi Street, Nevada City. S-79 Kenneth Hill Brown, Grass Valley. S-80 Leland Ferguson Smith, Nevada City. S-81 Patrick Roland Limb, Valley. S-82 Clifford Theodore Mathes, Donner Lake, S-83 Leland Gon, Grass Valley. S-84 Albert-CarlNovak, Grass-Valley. S-85 Ernest Eric Beckerleg, Valley. S-86 Donald Everett Thomas, yada City. S-87 Louis Jack Tabachnick, Boca. 3-88 Richard Ernest Cedarstaff, Grass Valley. 3-89 Robert Dollar Vanberg, Nevada City. S-90 Alfred De St. Joor, Grass Valley. S-91 Carl Joseph Fargo, Smartville. S-92 George Henry Little, Grass Valley. S-93 George Zorich, Truckee. S-94 William Grass Grass NeRichard Pohley, Nevada City. S-95 Lewis Hiailey Fudge, Grass Valley. 3-96 James Clifford Coulton, Grass Valley. S-97 Karl Kendall Kielhofer, Truckee. S-98 Robert Earl Potts, Truckee. S-99 Donald Blue, City. S-100 George Rondoni, Grass Valley. S-101 Edward Todd Bonner, Nevada City. S-102 Delmiar Grass Valley. Alvin Nevada George Bennetts, . Clyde Gwin Improving— Clyde Gwin, one of Nevada City’s most piominent men, is showing steady gain in his fight for health at his home here. Gwin has been ill for a considerabie time. in Japan had 9,000,000 tons matches on hand. 1 Cos ey prices on Used Radios. New low The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. At one time match manufacturers of It’s New! Revolutionary! —and Exclusive to Kelvinator! Le One look at that glass’ enclosed Cold-mist Freshener with glass doors will tell you that here is a sew and different refrigerator. But there’s more than meets the eye—for concealed in the walls around the Cold-mist Freshener is a separate set of cooling coils. This new system of refrigeration provides supermoist storage—keeps foods fresher, longer. See this big $ 634 cu. ft. M-6. Only . . -, Other 63/, cu. ft. Kelvinators from *Delivered sn your kitchen with 5-Year Protection AND SEPARATE COOLING COILS IN THE WALLS! Extra! In addition to the coils that freeze ‘ice, there’s a separate set of cooling coils concealed in the walls of the food compartment —maintaining corPca rect temperature f and humidity throughout. 199.95 * Plan State and Local taxes extra bet . More—Se Prices Start At $124.75 Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 , Nevada City Phone 88 Grass Valley a Our Annual July Clearance Sale Now In JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON COATS, DRESSES, SWEATERS, SLACK AND PLAY SUITS, SUMMER VOILES, RAYONS, HOSIERY, FABRIC LACE PANEL CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, BLOUSES, CHILDREN’S GLOVES, PURSES, ECRU BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS. ~ Full Swing Clearance Sale Bargains In All Departments This Clearance Sale Is An Annual Event At This Store. Bargains Here Today Will Be Gone Tomorrow. SHOP NOW! ALL SPRING COATS Navy, Black, Plaids. Values $9.95 to $34.75 each. Sale Price—NOW ONE-HALF the Regular Price No. refunds, no approvals, no to-calls— All Sales Final.) (Note: ALL SPRING DRESSES Values $1.95 to $13.95 each NOW ONE-HALF THE Consisting of Cotton Prints, Crepes, Voiles, Rayon Crepes, Light and Dark. Colors. No refunds, no approvals, no to-calls— All Sales Final). (Note: ALL WOOL DRESS.GOODS— Sale Price _ JULY SALE ON ~ DRESS GOODS less 20% CURTAIN DRAPERIES— less $1.98 Value $1.69 value ’ $1.29 value $1.19 value CHILDREN’S SLACK SUITS now $1.56 each now $1.29 each now 98c each now 95c each REGULAR PRICE. ALL VOILES, SUMMER GOODS less 20% ALL RAYON PRINTS — 49c Yard up less 20% ALL WOOL SWEATERS— Now ALL LADIES’ BLOUSES— Now ALL MANNISH BLOUSES— Now SPORT JACKETS— Now ALL 1/, the Regular Price ALL CURTAIN MARQUIS. ETTE less 20% 1/, the Regular Price 1, the Regular Price 1% the Regular Price BATH TOWELS LADIES’ PRINCESS SLIPS— CHILDREN’S SUN SUITS, PLAY SUITS, CREPE SLEEPERS now 49c each MEN’S FANCY DRESS SUITS eee race now 98c each now $1.29 each now $1.65 each 59c value _ ma 20% LADIES’ UNDERTHINGS — ra ee 20% i 13 lee LADIES’ PURSES.. less 20% ee —_— $1.95 value ..... FABRIC GLOVES . less 207% Owing to the uncertain market conditions, over which we have no control, we reserve the right: to withdraw all sale prices without notice. BOYS’ FANCY DRESS SHIRTS now 79c each SILK HOSIERY 116 MILL STREET 7 ok (Bert) CHEGWIDDEN, Prop. PEP VARIES BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE GRASS VALLEY ECRU LACE PANELS 24%, 2% Yards Long SALE PRICE 20 Per Cent Off Regular Price 4 iF a pe RN I RON SCT IIE.

PAGE SIX 2 NE.’ ADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. Shirch Notes . Registr antSerialNumbers _Methodist Church Sanday school at. 10 a.m. Bring children. Do not tet the vacation keen you: away from the Sunday school or the echureh services. The urday school room is cool and comfortable. If you have not gone away on your vacation, we shall look for th pwr you Sunday. + reaching service at 1 a. m. Specia’ musical numbers Sunday mornins. Sermon ‘Divine Revelation Under the Law and Under the Gosrel pastor. Come and bring your friends There will not be any Eyworth “League meeting Sunday evening a* some seventeen of our leaguers are going to Mt. Hermon to Ins‘itute. Preaching service at 7:39 p. m. one service for ten minutes led by ne Bill Rickard. Come and let ‘ne the old and new hymns of the church. Hymns that helped our fathers and mothers and are helping yoi! and me. Sermon ‘Sin. What Is It? Is It a Fact or Pancy? What Shall We Do With It?’’ pastor. Come aud bring your friends. Bible study and prayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Bring your Bibles. Choir practice Wednesday at 7:30 Pp. m. —atholic Church Two masses will be celebrated at the St.Canice Catholic Church here Sunday. The first mass will be at 8 o'clock a. m. and the second at 10:30. Father Patrick O’Reilly will. have charge of the masses. *he Wz) Us hm —tTrinity Episcopal Church Sunday’s services in the Trinity Episcopal Church will be as follows: 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a. m. Church School. 11:00 a. m. Morning. prayer and sermon. The rector, Rev, H. Thomas Pateman, will. address the congregation. The music will be under the direction of Mrs. C: A. Libbey. Miss Mary Libbey will be at’the organ. Used Radios, $5.00 and UP. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. Table models in used raXvos. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. were shuffled and then numbered. follows: S-1 Earl Vernon Davidson, Valley. S-2 Harold. Thomas George, Grass ' Valley. S-3-— Frances Benfamin Richards, Grass Valley. S-4 Richard Delouis Horne, Grass Valley. S-5 Meldrum Newton Schluer, Griss Valley. 8-6 William Frederic Johrson, Gra:s Valley. 3-7 William [Francis Curran, Truc—Christian Science Society The Christian Science Society holds services at 1#4 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday school 02458, TR A testimonial meeting is held the first Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. The Golden Text will be: “A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as T have loved you, that ye also love one another. By this shall all men know that ve are my disciples, if ye have love one to another” (John 13: 34, 35). Other Bible citations will include ‘‘Then he called his twelve disciples together and gave them power and authority over all devils and to cure diseases. And he sent them ‘to preach the kingdom of God, and to heal the sick’ (Luke 9: 1, 2). The Lesson-Sermon will also inelude the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, ‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures’ by Mary Baker Eddy; ‘‘Christianity as Jesus taught it was not a creed, nor a system of ceremonies, nor a special gift yfrom a ritualistic Jehovah; but it was the demonsira'tion of divine Love casting out error and healing the sick, not mereiy in the name of Christ or Truth, but in demons'‘ration of Truth, as must 'Se the case in the cycles of. divine j light’: (p. O55 Nevada a. women adventure their lives in band by his kiss. Queen and Ralph Bellamy. eration. Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT: With Humphrey Bogart, Joan Leslie, Eddie Albert and Sidney in a battering drama of the road where reckless men and Sylvia search of happiness. SATURDAY MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF: With Brian Aherne and Kay Francis demonstrating that a woman confronted by two men that look exactly alike, can tell her husPlus MASTER DETECTIVE starring Ellery SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE GREAT DICTATOR: role of his own great drama. Its a laugh and -thrill, alternating, and besides that its undoubtedly the greatest satire of this genThe world’s favorite screen comedian appears in the title Griss S-8 Vincent The national lottery for newly registered men of “21 years under the Selective Service Act will be held in’ Washington, Dp. G., on duly 17th. The Nevada County Selective Service Board met yesterday here and assigned serial numbers to the 102 registrants in this county. The cards The serial numbers given to the Nevada County registrants are as Everett Cowles, Grass Valley. S-9 Lawrence Berton, Grass Valley. 3-10 Radus Alexarder Ellis. Truckee. S-11 Allen Dougias Dorsey, Grass Valley. ; 3-12 Maurice Edmund Murray, Nevada: City. 3-13 Lyle Harry Price, Grass Val‘ey. S-14 James Thomas Shirley, Nevada City: : 2-15 Thomas George Marks, Grass Valley. 3-18 Clifton Tisher, Wheatland. © S-17 Charles Clayton Berry, Grass Va'ley. S-18 Norman Ellard Gates, Nevada City. 3-19 Charles Stephen Murch, Grass Valley. 3.99 Walter Dougias Barrett, Truckee. 3-21 Max Byron Young, Nevada City. 3-22 Tloyd Grant Frandsen, Norden. S-"3 Lewis Carrol!l Partington, Grass Valley. 3-94 Manuel B, Martinez, Norden. 3-25 Orvill D. Fritz, Grass Valley. 7.96 Eaward Lawrence Reardon, Boca. . $-27 John G. McGill, Grass Valley. 8-98 Orvile Elmer Bundy, Grass Valley. ‘ 83-29 Alfred Milton Dickerman, Grass Valley. 3.90 °N:-° ¥. Carter, Grass Valley. *_§}1 Clarence Edward Nugent, Grass Valley. S-32° Robert Eisenhower, Grass Valley, c.99 James Donald Sweeney, Grass Valley. €-%' Genrege Morris Willard, Nevada City 9-35 Carl City. James Edward Valley. S23:7> tann Boca. £-38 Charles Louis .Tobiassen, Nevada $36 Butler, Grass William Chatten, Jr., Eugene Browning, Grass Valley. C29 Vian Edvard Herney, Boca. S-40 Jaech Isadore Fox, Boca. — $-41 Anthony Cartoscelli, Nevada City. S-42 Primo Angeli, Grass Valley. 'S-43 Joe Charles Distel, Grass Valley. iS-44 Paul Herman Atkinson, Grass Valley, S-45 Milford Mirl Johnson, ‘Grass Valley. S-46 Joseph Lester Thompson, Grass Valley. S-47 Valentine August Sassarini, Truckee. S-48 Frank Martin Carson, Grass Valley. S-49 Casey Pena, Grass Valley. S-50 William Joseph Harvey, Grass Valley. S-51 William Grass Valley. Richard Trathen, Zenith Radios, $14.95 and up. The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. 3-52 Ange‘o Christopher Besio, Truckee. S-53 Robert Emmett Grass Valley. 8-54 Hershall Ray Lotz, Nevada City. S-55. Ira George Davy, Grass Valley. S-5 Naughton, 56 William Linus Neal, Nevada City. S-57 Arthur George Gallez, Grass Valley. S-58 Thomas Elwyn Cole, Wolf. S-59 Floyd Carl Williams, Grass Vailey. S-60 Ben City. : S-61 Gerald Pershing Von Boca. 3-62 James Maley Odegaard, Nevada City. . S-63 Jack Joseph Gibson, Grass Val-. ley.

S-64 Leland Henry Brown, Nevada City. ; 3-65 William Earl Davis, Grass Valley. 8-66 Ernest Walter Grass Valley. S-67 John Rushing, Truckee. S-68 Lawrence Grantelli, Boca. 3-69 Clinton Ariel Poulson, Nevada City. S-70 Lyle Milton Fenn, Grass VaiJohn Tamblyn, Nevada Spacht, . \ Dickinson, Jr., ley. S-71 Jack Melvin Clark, Nevada City. $-72 Trov Elmer Arbaugh, Grass Valley. S-73 John Francis Malcolm, Boca. S-74 Raymond James Davis, Nevada City. ; §$-75 George Allen Grant, Grass Valley. S-76 Louis Colombo, Nevada City. S-77 Gerad Everette Hambly, Grass Valley. ‘ S-78 Arrighi Street, Nevada City. S-79 Kenneth Hill Brown, Grass Valley. S-80 Leland Ferguson Smith, Nevada City. S-81 Patrick Roland Limb, Valley. S-82 Clifford Theodore Mathes, Donner Lake, S-83 Leland Gon, Grass Valley. S-84 Albert-CarlNovak, Grass-Valley. S-85 Ernest Eric Beckerleg, Valley. S-86 Donald Everett Thomas, yada City. S-87 Louis Jack Tabachnick, Boca. 3-88 Richard Ernest Cedarstaff, Grass Valley. 3-89 Robert Dollar Vanberg, Nevada City. S-90 Alfred De St. Joor, Grass Valley. S-91 Carl Joseph Fargo, Smartville. S-92 George Henry Little, Grass Valley. S-93 George Zorich, Truckee. S-94 William Grass Grass NeRichard Pohley, Nevada City. S-95 Lewis Hiailey Fudge, Grass Valley. 3-96 James Clifford Coulton, Grass Valley. S-97 Karl Kendall Kielhofer, Truckee. S-98 Robert Earl Potts, Truckee. S-99 Donald Blue, City. S-100 George Rondoni, Grass Valley. S-101 Edward Todd Bonner, Nevada City. S-102 Delmiar Grass Valley. Alvin Nevada George Bennetts, . Clyde Gwin Improving— Clyde Gwin, one of Nevada City’s most piominent men, is showing steady gain in his fight for health at his home here. Gwin has been ill for a considerabie time. in Japan had 9,000,000 tons matches on hand. 1 Cos ey prices on Used Radios. New low The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. At one time match manufacturers of It’s New! Revolutionary! —and Exclusive to Kelvinator! Le One look at that glass’ enclosed Cold-mist Freshener with glass doors will tell you that here is a sew and different refrigerator. But there’s more than meets the eye—for concealed in the walls around the Cold-mist Freshener is a separate set of cooling coils. This new system of refrigeration provides supermoist storage—keeps foods fresher, longer. See this big $ 634 cu. ft. M-6. Only . . -, Other 63/, cu. ft. Kelvinators from *Delivered sn your kitchen with 5-Year Protection AND SEPARATE COOLING COILS IN THE WALLS! Extra! In addition to the coils that freeze ‘ice, there’s a separate set of cooling coils concealed in the walls of the food compartment —maintaining corPca rect temperature f and humidity throughout. 199.95 * Plan State and Local taxes extra bet . More—Se Prices Start At $124.75 Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 , Nevada City Phone 88 Grass Valley a Our Annual July Clearance Sale Now In JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON COATS, DRESSES, SWEATERS, SLACK AND PLAY SUITS, SUMMER VOILES, RAYONS, HOSIERY, FABRIC LACE PANEL CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, BLOUSES, CHILDREN’S GLOVES, PURSES, ECRU BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS. ~ Full Swing Clearance Sale Bargains In All Departments This Clearance Sale Is An Annual Event At This Store. Bargains Here Today Will Be Gone Tomorrow. SHOP NOW! ALL SPRING COATS Navy, Black, Plaids. Values $9.95 to $34.75 each. Sale Price—NOW ONE-HALF the Regular Price No. refunds, no approvals, no to-calls— All Sales Final.) (Note: ALL SPRING DRESSES Values $1.95 to $13.95 each NOW ONE-HALF THE Consisting of Cotton Prints, Crepes, Voiles, Rayon Crepes, Light and Dark. Colors. No refunds, no approvals, no to-calls— All Sales Final). (Note: ALL WOOL DRESS.GOODS— Sale Price _ JULY SALE ON ~ DRESS GOODS less 20% CURTAIN DRAPERIES— less $1.98 Value $1.69 value ’ $1.29 value $1.19 value CHILDREN’S SLACK SUITS now $1.56 each now $1.29 each now 98c each now 95c each REGULAR PRICE. ALL VOILES, SUMMER GOODS less 20% ALL RAYON PRINTS — 49c Yard up less 20% ALL WOOL SWEATERS— Now ALL LADIES’ BLOUSES— Now ALL MANNISH BLOUSES— Now SPORT JACKETS— Now ALL 1/, the Regular Price ALL CURTAIN MARQUIS. ETTE less 20% 1/, the Regular Price 1, the Regular Price 1% the Regular Price BATH TOWELS LADIES’ PRINCESS SLIPS— CHILDREN’S SUN SUITS, PLAY SUITS, CREPE SLEEPERS now 49c each MEN’S FANCY DRESS SUITS eee race now 98c each now $1.29 each now $1.65 each 59c value _ ma 20% LADIES’ UNDERTHINGS — ra ee 20% i 13 lee LADIES’ PURSES.... less 20% ee —_— $1.95 value .......... FABRIC GLOVES .. less 207% Owing to the uncertain market conditions, over which we have no control, we reserve the right: to withdraw all sale prices without notice. BOYS’ FANCY DRESS SHIRTS now 79c each SILK HOSIERY 116 MILL STREET 7 ok (Bert) CHEGWIDDEN, Prop. PEP VARIES BERT’S DRY GOODS STORE GRASS VALLEY ECRU LACE PANELS 24%, 2% Yards Long SALE PRICE 20 Per Cent Off Regular Price 4 iF a pe RN I RON SCT IIE.