June 5, 1941 (6 pages)

246 So. Grass Valley HOOPER & WEAVER MORTUARY, INC. Church Street Phone 364 ‘x Si our Ambulance Service PLACER FAIR TO FFER PRIZES FOR MINERALS Ray Carlisle, manager of the Placer District Fair, to be held at Au_ burn, June 20, 21, 22 announces that ; this year the fair board has made a very liberal prize list of the mineral, mining and quarrying department. } With gold as the most attractive and taking the lead in the list, cash prizes are also offered for other minerals and non minerals, including strategic, or War minerals, limestone, granite, clay and quartz crystals. The war minerals jlisted include } chrome, manganese and: molybdenum, The complete list with instructions to exhibitors follows: Minerals, Mining, Quarrying, Entry DRIVE IN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE fee $4.00 per section. _Note: All: exhibits and: products entered in competition must have es and workings. All ‘exhibits, except . “‘collectidns?’ must ha¥e beefi producbeen produced from California min. ? + Nites borate WOU VE ee ween NEVADA CITY NUGGET ede nde ada BE dS RT ee Rd ee LW ery eo OE Mn wcea IRL Goldy AFIS, 7 ed from mines, quariies or ~indus FOOD PALACE} tan: ores, salines metallic “ores, ,petroleum Mining properties include prospects ducing mines, ception all classes are open) or bonanza. Quart ist— $30. $20. 3rd $10. Lode gold ores —Not less than three pieces (sige and value) 1st $30. 2nd $20. 3rd $10. Comprehensive and diverse play of gold. Mill products arranged . to show recévery processes ist $25. 2nd $18. 3rd $10. Most comprehensive rich and diverse collection of Placer County gold’ and gold bearing mediums (closed). Fast $20. 2nd 20. 3rd $10: i ld. 1st BAWS, AXES, KNIVES, Best collection of quartz go SCISBORS, ETO., SHARPENED . $30. 2nd $20. 3rd $10. Best collection of placer gold, nug. » be Welding io and for grain. Ist $30. 2nd $20. RAY’S FIXIT SHOP { 2ra $10. Pitome GuZ}. ‘Largest piece of placer gold, ist + ¢ $25. 2nd $18. 3rd $10. ' Bargest bar of gold. Ist $35. 2nd $30. ' Limestone and derivative product, Ist $15. 2nd $10. Granite, no less‘ than four pieces, from rough to finished state. 1st $15. 2nd $19. Completé and diverse exhibit of clay and clay products. ist $20. 2na Heed furniture, stoves, camp] . outfits, tools. Antiques. : an ay wae ae . rome ore. ls . 2n v. , Bargains in many’ ‘lines. ¥6.00 aa : Manganese ore. 1st $15. 2nd $10. 3rd $5.00, hoo Nl ore. Ist $15. 2nd se 4 Dick c Lane’ S Bievice . 3 UNION OIL PRODUCTS—WASHING—GREASING 4 National Automobile Association BUICK SALES 903 oR ROE wes —— Phone 525 NEVADA CITY Broad Street STATIONERY eee ; . COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING RMS FOLDERS CATALOGS HANDBILLS trial plants within the last two years.‘ In the classes for precious non-metallic products and petroleum, and building materials, entries may be by exhibitors who own or operate mining properties. mines under development and proClass 756—-Minerals (with one ex10 PLANT CORK Lode gold specimen—Pocket gold 2nd dis. Valley sections of the State, that it is {a beautiful ornamental, Here ene of the big B-24D four-engint ‘bombers of the type ia Ford’ Motor Company will bulld fer the Army Is shown ‘coming In for a landing at the Ford Airpert in Dearborn. The B.24D weighs 66,000 pounds foaded, dan:carry + tone-of-bembe-and: has a/110foot wing. Spread. -Ite feur~1,200-hp, Pratt & Whitney engines propel the blane at — than 300 Lait ort iad and ‘ya growing range in excess of 8,000 inilee, OAKS ON FARMS BERKBLEY, June 5.—Ten thousand cork oak seedlings are expected to be available for distribution to . auaities land owners during the coming fall and winter, according to Woodbridge Metcalf, forestry specialist in the University of Calitornia College of Agriculture. There will be no charge for the trees to those who agree to plant at least fifty and give them the necessary care for, succéssful establishment, said Metcalf, Igterested.persons may obtain application blanks from farm advisors of the. Agricultural Extension Service, state and federal forest rangers, and other forestry personnel in the state, These applications should be in by October 1; according to Métcal?. The trees are being grown at the States Forest Nursery-in: Davis. Metcalf pointed eut that the cork oak ‘will grow well.in marmy coastal and}. and that ‘cork can be stripped from the trees after they are approximately fitteén years old. Preliminary tests of cork stripped from trees in northerh ‘alifornia counties during 1940, said Metcalf, with cork produced by trees of similar age in Spain and Portugal. During the coming ‘fall trees Will be stripped in southern Galifornia and the San Joaquin Valley to test the quality of the cork produced there. When shopping: mention the Nevada City Nugget ads $10. 3rd $5.00. Non-metallic—Quartz crystals (5 crystals) Ist $15. 2nd $10. 8rd $5. Note: indicate that it ts of equal quality. california last year. China as soon as she believes she has search in her homeland. ing father to buy some of.a very nec+ essary article for the new offspring. . , Papa found what he When the salesgirl handed him the package she said: 50c for the diapers, and 2c for the: Ores other than gold andj tax. . silver. Samples to consist of speciMens weighing under four pounds,. the diapers but you can . N. D. G. W. Delegates Ready For Conclave Many members of the Native Daughters of thé Golden West, who live in or hear Nevada City today; ——— were repofted preparing to attend the 55th annual— sessions of the Grand Parlor of the organization, to be held in Los Angeles, June 15 to oY. Among those prearing to attend’ from her it was said, are: Edith Pasci, Elsie Mynn, Beth Wilson ana’ Ida Norton, delegates from Laurel parlor No. 6. BERKELEY, June 5.—Proof that science is not limited by race or na+ tional boundaries is the work of Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu, brilliant younz Chinese girl in the University of California Radiation Laboratory. POISON LURKS IN MUSSELS NOW SAN FRANCISCO, June 5,—-A warning that the mussel poisoning season is now in full swing has been issued by the University of California Hooper Foundation for Medical Réseatch in a bulletin of the State Department of Public Health. toxication caused by eating mussels cific Coast from about May 1 to November 1. shellfish feed on a. poisonous marine, plant, pagates in the summer time. The bulletin was written by Dr. Hermann Sommer, assistant professor of research medicine, Karl F. Meyer, director of the Hooper Foundation, who issued the fol‘Miss "Wu, petite-and-pretty, has already made a name for. herself among physicists for ~ brilliant work in nwelear research. Born in Shanghai, Dr. Wu spent her undergraduate days in Chinese schools. She came to the United States to finish her education, and received her doctarote from the University of lowing rule to be followed in preventing mussel poisoning. “Do not.eat the \viscera (dark meat) of, or drink the juice from mussels, clams or similar shellfish from the open Pacific Coast between the first of May and the first of November. The white meat must be thoroughly washed before cooking. from the open ocean, such as softshell clams, native oysters and scalDr. Wu says she will return to prepared herslef adequately to do re‘Mrs. ‘Proud Parent asked the dot wanted, and “Here you are, sir. That will be here’s the 50c for}, keep _ the; Papa: ‘Well, not less than two pounds, tacks; my wife uses safety pins!’’ c I love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. Dairy PHONE 77 The Friendly Cow, all red and white She gives us cream with all her might —Robt. Louis Stevenson Bret Harte Drs Sommer and Meyer said. his temperature today?” night.” lops, are entirely free of poison, “I hear the boss has a fever. How’s “I really don’t know; he died last pemasitomoee Mussel poisoning a deadly food in-. or clams, is dangerous along the Pa-! During this seasen ones a dinoflagellate, which pro) and. Dr. . Only shellfish whose habitat is far . , 2 PEA FEE Ce ke ye ore ow In Truckee— Court Reporter Miles Coughlin was a business visitor in Truckee Tuesday. New Deal Under Management of “8 .Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley . BEER WINES, LIQUORS: Delicious Mixed Drinks to Scam oma Bedding Plants” Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest selection. in this. district. Prize:.Dahlia Bulbs: Gold Fish, Canaries and Pet supplies, ‘Garden: Sprays a Plant Foods. ils Flat. Bird Store: “Ga: as MEAT is: ap na a of ‘our most valuable foods 4 We B= our auras with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. : Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters Automobile In Fact — We Can Sur ‘That Is e@® @ @ ly You With Anything Printed My 305 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY Rates from fooy. Veh BACOS « os wenn MEDI IRE ET HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . Excellent ae Rage Food 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA OO), 4. AA OUS, Mnnager BJO. Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, Y givi the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and A Sail Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. AND REFINING OFFICE promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies, fisurance Proprietor Reward your family with a the very heart of the theatrical, restaurant and shopping district. HOTEL MANX SAN FRANCISCO RAIN the HOTEL MANX — San Francisco's finest located hotel . . Powell at Union Square .in vacation at BOW* s END at Paxton, on the glamorous Feather Ri where you can pan Ls your vacation. Rates from $ 2 River for gold ‘and ‘help pay for HOTEL invites you to Blue Bay of M SAN CARLOS Monterey . . . California's most historic city . . . overlooking Fort Ord, on the onterey. Rates from $2.50 HOTEL CLUNIE with its famous "UliraModern C at Sacramento, 'Capitol City of Callies. saa Rate rom $ 1,50 THE MARVEY om. VAL trp iA tH STITUT (May we send you descriptive Solder) TOY HOTELS I1On SERVING You

246 So. Grass Valley HOOPER & WEAVER MORTUARY, INC. Church Street Phone 364 ‘x Si our Ambulance Service PLACER FAIR TO FFER PRIZES FOR MINERALS Ray Carlisle, manager of the Placer District Fair, to be held at Au_ burn, June 20, 21, 22 announces that ; this year the fair board has made a very liberal prize list of the mineral, mining and quarrying department. } With gold as the most attractive and taking the lead in the list, cash prizes are also offered for other minerals and non minerals, including strategic, or War minerals, limestone, granite, clay and quartz crystals. The war minerals jlisted include } chrome, manganese and: molybdenum, The complete list with instructions to exhibitors follows: Minerals, Mining, Quarrying, Entry DRIVE IN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE fee $4.00 per section. _Note: All: exhibits and: products entered in competition must have es and workings. All ‘exhibits, except . “‘collectidns?’ must ha¥e beefi producbeen produced from California min. ? + Nites borate WOU VE ee ween NEVADA CITY NUGGET ede nde ada BE dS RT ee Rd ee LW ery eo OE Mn wcea IRL Goldy AFIS, 7 ed from mines, quariies or ~indus FOOD PALACE} tan: ores, salines metallic “ores, ,petroleum Mining properties include prospects ducing mines, ception all classes are open) or bonanza. Quart ist— $30. $20. 3rd $10. Lode gold ores —Not less than three pieces (sige and value) 1st $30. 2nd $20. 3rd $10. Comprehensive and diverse play of gold. Mill products arranged . to show recévery processes ist $25. 2nd $18. 3rd $10. Most comprehensive rich and diverse collection of Placer County gold’ and gold bearing mediums (closed). Fast $20. 2nd 20. 3rd $10: i ld. 1st BAWS, AXES, KNIVES, Best collection of quartz go SCISBORS, ETO., SHARPENED . $30. 2nd $20. 3rd $10. Best collection of placer gold, nug. » be Welding io and for grain. Ist $30. 2nd $20. RAY’S FIXIT SHOP { 2ra $10. Pitome GuZ}. ‘Largest piece of placer gold, ist + ¢ $25. 2nd $18. 3rd $10. ' Bargest bar of gold. Ist $35. 2nd $30. ' Limestone and derivative product, Ist $15. 2nd $10. Granite, no less‘ than four pieces, from rough to finished state. 1st $15. 2nd $19. Completé and diverse exhibit of clay and clay products. ist $20. 2na Heed furniture, stoves, camp] . outfits, tools. Antiques. : an ay wae ae . rome ore. ls . 2n v. , Bargains in many’ ‘lines. ¥6.00 aa : Manganese ore. 1st $15. 2nd $10. 3rd $5.00, hoo Nl ore. Ist $15. 2nd se 4 Dick c Lane’ S Bievice . 3 UNION OIL PRODUCTS—WASHING—GREASING 4 National Automobile Association BUICK SALES 903 oR ROE wes —— Phone 525 NEVADA CITY Broad Street STATIONERY eee ; . COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING RMS FOLDERS CATALOGS HANDBILLS trial plants within the last two years.‘ In the classes for precious non-metallic products and petroleum, and building materials, entries may be by exhibitors who own or operate mining properties. mines under development and proClass 756—-Minerals (with one ex10 PLANT CORK Lode gold specimen—Pocket gold 2nd dis. Valley sections of the State, that it is {a beautiful ornamental, Here ene of the big B-24D four-engint ‘bombers of the type ia Ford’ Motor Company will bulld fer the Army Is shown ‘coming In for a landing at the Ford Airpert in Dearborn. The B.24D weighs 66,000 pounds foaded, dan:carry + tone-of-bembe-and: has a/110foot wing. Spread. -Ite feur~1,200-hp, Pratt & Whitney engines propel the blane at — than 300 Lait ort iad and ‘ya growing range in excess of 8,000 inilee, OAKS ON FARMS BERKBLEY, June 5.—Ten thousand cork oak seedlings are expected to be available for distribution to . auaities land owners during the coming fall and winter, according to Woodbridge Metcalf, forestry specialist in the University of Calitornia College of Agriculture. There will be no charge for the trees to those who agree to plant at least fifty and give them the necessary care for, succéssful establishment, said Metcalf, Igterested.persons may obtain application blanks from farm advisors of the. Agricultural Extension Service, state and federal forest rangers, and other forestry personnel in the state, These applications should be in by October 1; according to Métcal?. The trees are being grown at the States Forest Nursery-in: Davis. Metcalf pointed eut that the cork oak ‘will grow well.in marmy coastal and}. and that ‘cork can be stripped from the trees after they are approximately fitteén years old. Preliminary tests of cork stripped from trees in northerh ‘alifornia counties during 1940, said Metcalf, with cork produced by trees of similar age in Spain and Portugal. During the coming ‘fall trees Will be stripped in southern Galifornia and the San Joaquin Valley to test the quality of the cork produced there. When shopping: mention the Nevada City Nugget ads $10. 3rd $5.00. Non-metallic—Quartz crystals (5 crystals) Ist $15. 2nd $10. 8rd $5. Note: indicate that it ts of equal quality. california last year. China as soon as she believes she has search in her homeland. ing father to buy some of.a very nec+ essary article for the new offspring. . , Papa found what he When the salesgirl handed him the package she said: 50c for the diapers, and 2c for the: Ores other than gold andj tax. . silver. Samples to consist of speciMens weighing under four pounds,. the diapers but you can . N. D. G. W. Delegates Ready For Conclave Many members of the Native Daughters of thé Golden West, who live in or hear Nevada City today; ——— were repofted preparing to attend the 55th annual— sessions of the Grand Parlor of the organization, to be held in Los Angeles, June 15 to oY. Among those prearing to attend’ from her it was said, are: Edith Pasci, Elsie Mynn, Beth Wilson ana’ Ida Norton, delegates from Laurel parlor No. 6.

BERKELEY, June 5.—Proof that science is not limited by race or na+ tional boundaries is the work of Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu, brilliant younz Chinese girl in the University of California Radiation Laboratory. POISON LURKS IN MUSSELS NOW SAN FRANCISCO, June 5,—-A warning that the mussel poisoning season is now in full swing has been issued by the University of California Hooper Foundation for Medical Réseatch in a bulletin of the State Department of Public Health. toxication caused by eating mussels cific Coast from about May 1 to November 1. shellfish feed on a. poisonous marine, plant, pagates in the summer time. The bulletin was written by Dr. Hermann Sommer, assistant professor of research medicine, Karl F. Meyer, director of the Hooper Foundation, who issued the fol‘Miss "Wu, petite-and-pretty, has already made a name for. herself among physicists for ~ brilliant work in nwelear research. Born in Shanghai, Dr. Wu spent her undergraduate days in Chinese schools. She came to the United States to finish her education, and received her doctarote from the University of lowing rule to be followed in preventing mussel poisoning. “Do not.eat the \viscera (dark meat) of, or drink the juice from mussels, clams or similar shellfish from the open Pacific Coast between the first of May and the first of November. The white meat must be thoroughly washed before cooking. from the open ocean, such as softshell clams, native oysters and scalDr. Wu says she will return to prepared herslef adequately to do re‘Mrs. ‘Proud Parent asked the dot wanted, and “Here you are, sir. That will be here’s the 50c for}, keep _ the; Papa: ‘Well, not less than two pounds, tacks; my wife uses safety pins!’’ c I love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. Dairy PHONE 77 The Friendly Cow, all red and white She gives us cream with all her might —Robt. Louis Stevenson Bret Harte Drs Sommer and Meyer said. his temperature today?” night.” lops, are entirely free of poison, “I hear the boss has a fever. How’s “I really don’t know; he died last pemasitomoee Mussel poisoning a deadly food in-. or clams, is dangerous along the Pa-! During this seasen ones a dinoflagellate, which pro) and. Dr. . Only shellfish whose habitat is far . , 2 PEA FEE Ce ke ye ore ow In Truckee— Court Reporter Miles Coughlin was a business visitor in Truckee Tuesday. New Deal Under Management of “8 .Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley . BEER WINES, LIQUORS: Delicious Mixed Drinks to Scam oma Bedding Plants” Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest selection. in this. district. Prize:.Dahlia Bulbs: Gold Fish, Canaries and Pet supplies, ‘Garden: Sprays a Plant Foods. ils Flat. Bird Store: “Ga: as MEAT is: ap na a of ‘our most valuable foods 4 We B= our auras with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. : Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters Automobile In Fact — We Can Sur ‘That Is e@® @ @ ly You With Anything Printed My 305 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY Rates from fooy. Veh BACOS « os wenn MEDI IRE ET HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . Excellent ae Rage Food 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA OO), 4. AA OUS, Mnnager BJO.. Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, Y givi the free gold percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and A Sail Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. AND REFINING OFFICE promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies, fisurance Proprietor Reward your family with a the very heart of the theatrical, restaurant and shopping district. HOTEL MANX SAN FRANCISCO RAIN the HOTEL MANX — San Francisco's finest located hotel . . Powell at Union Square ..in vacation at BOW* s END at Paxton, on the glamorous Feather Ri where you can pan Ls your vacation. Rates from $ 2 River for gold ‘and ‘help pay for HOTEL invites you to Blue Bay of M SAN CARLOS Monterey . . . California's most historic city . . . overlooking Fort Ord, on the onterey. Rates from $2.50 HOTEL CLUNIE with its famous "UliraModern C at Sacramento, 'Capitol City of Callies. saa Rate rom $ 1,50 THE MARVEY om.. VAL trp iA tH STITUT (May we send you descriptive Solder) TOY HOTELS I1On SERVING You