March 29, 1940 (6 pages)

.d8fies. They invite all to attend their ¥ FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1940. CHURCHES . SUNDAY SERVICES :, AT BETHANY CHURCH pr 419 Spring Street (Affiliated ‘with the _ Assemblies of God.) Sunday School 9:45 A. M. All are invited to attend Bethany Church School. There are classes for ally The Sunday School needs you. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Come and let us worship the Lord to. gether. Christ Ambassadors meet at 6:30 P. M. The young people of Bethany have found Christ the one who satservice for it is their desire to make Him known. Evening Evangelistic Service. at 7:30 P. M. Come and meet the Christ who-saves from the uttermost to the uttermost. Wednesday evening Praise and Prayer service at 7:30 P. M. Bring your Bibles and an open heart to _NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE study the word of God. Ladies Mid-week prayer meeting program. Week Events Thursday afternoon 1:00 P. M. Bible study and prayer hour, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Official board at the close of the prayer hour. Official Eve 29 are asked to be present at METHODIST CHURCH edo be present a SUNDAY SERVICES : ing Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. It is very important that every one of the Sunday sencb as to 4 ay trustees and the committee i presMurchie, supt. Preaching service at: ‘ 11 a. m. Special musical number. i “The Emmaus Road Experi-/ RURAL TELEPHONE , pastor. seh eS League at ". CLINIC TO CLOSE TOMORROW NIGHT Special program at 7 p. m. Candle-. light processional “The Light of the : Farm line telephone users. in this . Section who own and maintain their World, W. M. S. chorus. Response, “Jesus I Come,” Miss Beryl Godfrey, ! : : : SunWay school class led by Miss Am-. OW telephone lines still have time erica. Prayer, Prayer response num-. !° visit the telephone company’s ber 599. Quartet, “Above the Hills!‘ ‘"ural telephone clinic,’’ according of Time the Cross is Gleaming,”’,t© E. E. Hoss, local manager, who Misses Catherine and Bernice Mc-. Said the demonstration would close Quay, Messrs. W. Richard, John Mc-. Saturday at 5p. m. Quay Response, “Beneath the Cross} These demonstrations are being of Christ, W. M. S. chorus. Scripture . held at the Telephone Central Oflesson. Hymn, congregation. Offer-. fice, 114 West Main Street, Grass ing and-offertory. Solo ‘‘Fear Not Ye. Valley. Visiting hours are 9 a. m. to Oh _ Israel’, Catherine McQuay. Ad-. ® D. m., and all rural telephone users dress, ‘“‘China’s Outlook,’ Mrs. Dr. are cordially invited to attend, Hoss Chang. Benediction, doxology, Mrs. . Said. : John McQuay will have charge of the The purpose of the demonstration is to give rural telephone users who FREE Only one more day rema Telephone Clinic now being Clinic ends tomorrow at 5 P. testing apparatus, will exam phone lines and equipment. Central Office, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., an or wish any information on TELEGRAPH 114 West Main Street TELEPHONE CLINIC Telephone experts, with the aid of modern electrical mer line subscriber's telephone instrument brought in for inspection. They will also advise subscribers on the best methods of construction and maintenance of rural teleThis demonstration is now going on at the Telephone [. . at 114 West Main Street, P.-M.-All-rural-telephone users will be welcomed. If you are having trouble with your telephone service, maintenance of rural telephone lines, come and see this interesting demonstration. There is no obligation. Bring Your Telephone Instrument . -THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND maintain their own lines and equipment an opportunity to bring in their telephones for free examination, and obtain from telephone experts -advice on the construction and maintenance of rural telephone installationss: Those who bring in their _ telephone. for inspection will receive a written report detailing repairs and replacements recommended. . Minor adjustments will be made without charge. RURAL ins to attend the free Rural held in Grass sre The M. ine without charge any farOFFT“ERS ELECTED FOR ENSUING YEAR AT CLUB MEETING The Women’s Civic Club at its regular meeting held Tuesday afternoon the home of Mrs. Ralph Smith . elected the following officers to head . the group for the ensuing year: . Mrs. Helen Sawyer, president; Mrs. . Leon Smith, vice-president; Kather‘ine Robinson, second vice-president. . The newly-elected officers will take charge at the next meeting, which will feature a pot-luck: luncheon with all members bringing a new . member. At the conclusion of the election meeting, guest speaker Ernest L. Bax. ter, assistant supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest. gave.a talk on Son. . servation.’ : Grass Valley. d will end tomorrow at 5 the proper construction and COMPANY Telephone 600 Soap was unknown in ancient : Rome—so when a Roman bathed he pares a substitute, a ‘“‘strigil’’ or skinLominating Treasure Island g Trick photography and a small pool of water combined to make possible this novel view of the famous 400-foot Tower of the Sun, famed landmark of Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, which wilf open its gates on May 25 for an entirely new and beautiful edition of the Golden Gate International Exposition. Fair Will Have alk primed for their eee STATE ANNOUNCES EXAMINATIONS FOR e ficer, state narcotic inspector. and state liquor control oftider have been announced by the St Personnel Board, according to Louis J. Kroeger, executive officer. The deadline for filling ap*lications is April 13 and details as to the qualifications and scope of the examinations are available at the State Personnel Board offices-in Sacramento, San Francisco or Los Angeles. Victor-Bluebird Records, The Harscraper. mony Shop, Grass Valley. LADIES’ VESTS, NEW PANEL CURTAINS ... 49c EACH AND UP FANCY CURTAIN 214 Yards Long BLOOMERS MARQUISETTE ee, Se SASH CURTAINS oo ccecceeseceeeee 49c PAIR UP Q POW 49c Yard. 15c and up TIE BACK CURTAINS ... oe es 98c PAIR UP 214 Yards Long ‘ CANNON SILK : BABY DRESSES HOSIERY $1.00 $1.00 Hand Embroidered Pair .... 79c, $1.00 E F PE eee 49c up Bepied Creston, Seater N N Fancy Stripe Star Tex Part PILLOWS, 58c each . Linen Roller TOWELING. Printed Chintz PILLOWS C C oo 1Sc Mach: 39c Y Y , Kustom Fit Princess T Tr Bucilla Magictuft TICK ON BRAID SLIPS will wear a year U U S O Each 79¢ B B Package 0. 15¢ QUILTED BRIDGE . Bice : TABLE COVERS R Each _ 98c E E Fan $1.00 up Pee ; ; WASHABLE UTILITY S Ss Ladies’ Princess SLIPS HAND BAGS E E Rayon, Silk, Satin Bach 98c S S . eer eet $1.00 up BOY’S FANCY 16 16 Ladies’ Two Way Stretch SOX TO TO GIRDLES Paik. Be 52 52 ee $1.00 up a 35¢ UP. z MR. OR Mas, FANCY) REED CURTAINDEAT ee BATH TOWELS RAYON OR SATIN DAMASK $1.25 YD. UP DRESS GOODS Beh 69c ey Eemee Priced at ..... 69c yd. nomen’ . Bert’s Dry Goods Store. .4o°" SILK HOSIERY : GOSSARD CORSET Pair. $1.15, $1.35} 116 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY FOUNDATIONS Beg CIVIL SERVICE JOBS alone will cost $100,000 Examinations for state traffic ofpean country will feature extensive Two Million Dollars Worth Of Exhibits TREASURE ISLAND ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY, March 28.—When the curtain unfolds on the Golden Gate International Exposition on May 25 there will be more than $2,000,000 worth of shows on Treasure Island A. L. Vollman’s ‘‘America, Cavai . cade of a Nation,” will be produced . at a cost in excess of $425,000. Re‘construction of the vast outdoor stage and approximate . production figures . $225,000. The Cavalcade is an his-' the greatest ever con-rivtoric epic. ed by Vollman. Aquacade Repeats Billy Rose wil spend more $600,000 on his Aquacade produce: featured in swimming, dancing and singing seas Cost of building ? tank in rounding up the shaw will run above $250,000, Rose said; an additional and maintaining the show. . Production, will be worth some . $350, 000 from start to finish. The, ! initial cost of production will his most beauteous talent, his land presentation of a Folies which . will outdo either of his last year’s efforts. Salici’s Puppets A fourth major entertainment . feature will be Salici’s puppets.: At} a cost exceeding $50,000 puppets which have been in the Salici family for more than 200 years and through — five generations will be brought ‘into the Hall of Western States Auditorium. These attractions are valued at well over $1,500,000. Outdoor amusements, aerial acts and other entertainments with a price of more than a half million dollars on their collective heads assure fair visitors of the best in shows which will fit every taste and pocketbook, Meanwhile the roll of foreign participants has been augmented with Japan and Norway now signed for the 1940 season of the Golden Gate International Exposition. Japan to Reopen Breaking all precedent, Japan, which never before has agreed to re. peated participation in a worlds fair, will reopen its $1,000,000 exposition pavilion with an _ entirely new series of displays. Japanese exhibits are being prepared and will soon be shipped to Treasure Island, according to Consul General Toshito Satow, in San Francisco, who again will serve as Japanese Commissioner General to the exposition. Norway, by signing contracts during, the past weeks, became the first Baltic counntry to announ¢e participation in the 1040 fair. With an exhibit sponsored by the Norwegian American auxiliary, the North-Eurodisplays, to be housed in the former New Zealand pavilion. Outstanding in the 1940 exhibit will be a typical Norwegian restaurant. J. Heyerdah] Hansen has been namedNorway, commissioner. Wood of the umbrella tree, used by Australian farmers for fence posts, smells like raspberry jam. Latest Sheet Music. The Harmony the . ae tion in which 250 persons will be! ‘Phone 521 $350,000 will be spent on operating . Clifford C. Fischer’s New Folies Bergere, by far his most extravagant, rua . over $100,000. Fischer will assemble . : most . ‘ ctovtling acts for the Treasure ee Shop, Grass Valley. ' LI GRASS VALLEY ELKS ' ‘FQ HOLD INITIATION af Wilks it to ; City Todee officers having initiated two candidates for them recently. . There will be a large crowd of local . Elks out to see the Grass Valley officers put on the work. . Angelo Cartoscelli has been retained by the lodge to put on an Italian dinner. Latest Hit Parade Harmony Shop, Grass tecords, Valley. The p ae ey Bee APARTMENT T0 LEASH -——. Five Proad street.Modrespects. With garage. 3-5tf rooms and bath. ern in all Phone 95. Ris ADI 10 REPAIRING — os ad Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, 2-19tf oat ge SS hy Phone 743-d. State Farm Insurance (7/7 ~ompaniesAUTOMOBILE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, . FIRE . aa . Loca? Agent MRS. WALTER E. PARSONS . 308 S. Church St., Grass Valley, Calif. WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, farcy, 50c. AH work . guaranteed. J. M, Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WALTER H. DANIELS: LICENSED BROKER P. O. Box 501° Nevada City . Ns # NOW’S THE TIME TO GET Fexale BEEF, WINE a and IRON TONIC. FOR YOUR Eira = SPRING FF TONIC alse recommend these texal Tonics: PEPTOX A, IRON TONIC WITH CASCARA. TRON LIVER AND LONE MARROW COMP. es $1.00 EACH Backed by the Rexall Guarantee R. —. HARRIS © THE Renal Phone 100 DRUG STORE We YES 1 IRON SHIRTS ON MY APEX — AND EVERYTHING ELSE Too!”

.d8fies. They invite all to attend their ¥ FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1940. CHURCHES . SUNDAY SERVICES :, AT BETHANY CHURCH pr 419 Spring Street (Affiliated ‘with the _ Assemblies of God.) Sunday School 9:45 A. M. All are invited to attend Bethany Church School. There are classes for ally The Sunday School needs you. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Come and let us worship the Lord to. gether. Christ Ambassadors meet at 6:30 P. M. The young people of Bethany have found Christ the one who satservice for it is their desire to make Him known. Evening Evangelistic Service. at 7:30 P. M. Come and meet the Christ who-saves from the uttermost to the uttermost. Wednesday evening Praise and Prayer service at 7:30 P. M. Bring your Bibles and an open heart to _NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE study the word of God. Ladies Mid-week prayer meeting program. Week Events Thursday afternoon 1:00 P. M. Bible study and prayer hour, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Official board at the close of the prayer hour. Official Eve 29 are asked to be present at METHODIST CHURCH edo be present a SUNDAY SERVICES : ing Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. It is very important that every one of the Sunday sencb as to 4 ay trustees and the committee i presMurchie, supt. Preaching service at: ‘ 11 a. m. Special musical number. i “The Emmaus Road Experi-/ RURAL TELEPHONE , pastor. seh eS League at ". CLINIC TO CLOSE TOMORROW NIGHT Special program at 7 p. m. Candle-. light processional “The Light of the : Farm line telephone users. in this . Section who own and maintain their World, W. M. S. chorus. Response, “Jesus I Come,” Miss Beryl Godfrey, ! : : : SunWay school class led by Miss Am-. OW telephone lines still have time erica. Prayer, Prayer response num-. !° visit the telephone company’s ber 599. Quartet, “Above the Hills!‘ ‘"ural telephone clinic,’’ according of Time the Cross is Gleaming,”’,t© E. E. Hoss, local manager, who Misses Catherine and Bernice Mc-. Said the demonstration would close Quay, Messrs. W. Richard, John Mc-. Saturday at 5p. m. Quay Response, “Beneath the Cross} These demonstrations are being of Christ, W. M. S. chorus. Scripture . held at the Telephone Central Oflesson. Hymn, congregation. Offer-. fice, 114 West Main Street, Grass ing and-offertory. Solo ‘‘Fear Not Ye. Valley. Visiting hours are 9 a. m. to Oh _ Israel’, Catherine McQuay. Ad-. ® D. m., and all rural telephone users dress, ‘“‘China’s Outlook,’ Mrs. Dr. are cordially invited to attend, Hoss Chang. Benediction, doxology, Mrs. . Said. : John McQuay will have charge of the The purpose of the demonstration is to give rural telephone users who FREE Only one more day rema Telephone Clinic now being Clinic ends tomorrow at 5 P. testing apparatus, will exam phone lines and equipment. Central Office, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., an or wish any information on TELEGRAPH 114 West Main Street TELEPHONE CLINIC Telephone experts, with the aid of modern electrical mer line subscriber's telephone instrument brought in for inspection. They will also advise subscribers on the best methods of construction and maintenance of rural teleThis demonstration is now going on at the Telephone [. . at 114 West Main Street, P.-M.-All-rural-telephone users will be welcomed. If you are having trouble with your telephone service, maintenance of rural telephone lines, come and see this interesting demonstration. There is no obligation. Bring Your Telephone Instrument . -THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND maintain their own lines and equipment an opportunity to bring in their telephones for free examination, and obtain from telephone experts -advice on the construction and maintenance of rural telephone installationss: Those who bring in their _ telephone. for inspection will receive a written report detailing repairs and replacements recommended. . Minor adjustments will be made without charge. RURAL ins to attend the free Rural held in Grass sre The M. ine without charge any farOFFT“ERS ELECTED FOR ENSUING YEAR AT CLUB MEETING The Women’s Civic Club at its regular meeting held Tuesday afternoon the home of Mrs. Ralph Smith . elected the following officers to head . the group for the ensuing year: . Mrs. Helen Sawyer, president; Mrs. . Leon Smith, vice-president; Kather‘ine Robinson, second vice-president. . The newly-elected officers will take charge at the next meeting, which will feature a pot-luck: luncheon with all members bringing a new . member. At the conclusion of the election meeting, guest speaker Ernest L. Bax. ter, assistant supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest. gave.a talk on Son. . servation.’ : Grass Valley. d will end tomorrow at 5 the proper construction and COMPANY Telephone 600 Soap was unknown in ancient : Rome—so when a Roman bathed he pares a substitute, a ‘“‘strigil’’ or skinLominating Treasure Island g Trick photography and a small pool of water combined to make possible this novel view of the famous 400-foot Tower of the Sun, famed landmark of Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, which wilf open its gates on May 25 for an entirely new and beautiful edition of the Golden Gate International Exposition. Fair Will Have alk primed for their eee STATE ANNOUNCES EXAMINATIONS FOR e ficer, state narcotic inspector. and state liquor control oftider have been announced by the St Personnel Board, according to Louis J. Kroeger, executive officer. The deadline for filling ap*lications is April 13 and details as to the qualifications and scope of the examinations are available at the State Personnel Board offices-in Sacramento, San Francisco or Los Angeles. Victor-Bluebird Records, The Harscraper. mony Shop, Grass Valley. LADIES’ VESTS, NEW PANEL CURTAINS ..... 49c EACH AND UP FANCY CURTAIN 214 Yards Long BLOOMERS MARQUISETTE ee, Se SASH CURTAINS oo ccecceeseceeeee 49c PAIR UP Q POW 49c Yard.. 15c and up TIE BACK CURTAINS ...... oe es 98c PAIR UP 214 Yards Long ‘ CANNON SILK : BABY DRESSES HOSIERY $1.00 $1.00 Hand Embroidered Pair ....... 79c, $1.00 E F PE eee 49c up Bepied Creston, Seater N N Fancy Stripe Star Tex Part PILLOWS, 58c each . Linen Roller TOWELING. Printed Chintz PILLOWS C C oo 1Sc Mach: 39c Y Y , Kustom Fit Princess T Tr Bucilla Magictuft TICK ON BRAID SLIPS will wear a year U U S O Each 79¢ B B Package 0.. 15¢ QUILTED BRIDGE . Bice : TABLE COVERS R Each _ 98c E E Fan $1.00 up Pee ; ; WASHABLE UTILITY S Ss Ladies’ Princess SLIPS HAND BAGS E E Rayon, Silk, Satin Bach 98c S S . eer eet $1.00 up BOY’S FANCY 16 16 Ladies’ Two Way Stretch SOX TO TO GIRDLES Paik. Be 52 52 ee $1.00 up

a 35¢ UP. z MR. OR Mas, FANCY) REED CURTAINDEAT ee BATH TOWELS RAYON OR SATIN DAMASK $1.25 YD. UP DRESS GOODS Beh 69c ey Eemee Priced at ......... 69c yd. nomen’ . Bert’s Dry Goods Store. .4o°" SILK HOSIERY : GOSSARD CORSET Pair.. $1.15, $1.35} 116 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY FOUNDATIONS Beg CIVIL SERVICE JOBS alone will cost $100,000 Examinations for state traffic ofpean country will feature extensive Two Million Dollars Worth Of Exhibits TREASURE ISLAND ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY, March 28.—When the curtain unfolds on the Golden Gate International Exposition on May 25 there will be more than $2,000,000 worth of shows on Treasure Island A. L. Vollman’s ‘‘America, Cavai . cade of a Nation,” will be produced . at a cost in excess of $425,000. Re‘construction of the vast outdoor stage and approximate . production figures . $225,000. The Cavalcade is an his-' the greatest ever con-rivtoric epic. ed by Vollman. Aquacade Repeats Billy Rose wil spend more $600,000 on his Aquacade produce: featured in swimming, dancing and singing seas Cost of building ? tank in rounding up the shaw will run above $250,000, Rose said; an additional and maintaining the show. . Production, will be worth some . $350, 000 from start to finish. The, ! initial cost of production will his most beauteous talent, his land presentation of a Folies which . will outdo either of his last year’s efforts. Salici’s Puppets A fourth major entertainment . feature will be Salici’s puppets.: At} a cost exceeding $50,000 puppets which have been in the Salici family for more than 200 years and through — five generations will be brought ‘into the Hall of Western States Auditorium. These attractions are valued at well over $1,500,000. Outdoor amusements, aerial acts and other entertainments with a price of more than a half million dollars on their collective heads assure fair visitors of the best in shows which will fit every taste and pocketbook, Meanwhile the roll of foreign participants has been augmented with Japan and Norway now signed for the 1940 season of the Golden Gate International Exposition. Japan to Reopen Breaking all precedent, Japan, which never before has agreed to re. peated participation in a worlds fair, will reopen its $1,000,000 exposition pavilion with an _ entirely new series of displays. Japanese exhibits are being prepared and will soon be shipped to Treasure Island, according to Consul General Toshito Satow, in San Francisco, who again will serve as Japanese Commissioner General to the exposition. Norway, by signing contracts during, the past weeks, became the first Baltic counntry to announ¢e participation in the 1040 fair. With an exhibit sponsored by the Norwegian American auxiliary, the North-Eurodisplays, to be housed in the former New Zealand pavilion. Outstanding in the 1940 exhibit will be a typical Norwegian restaurant. J. Heyerdah] Hansen has been namedNorway, commissioner. Wood of the umbrella tree, used by Australian farmers for fence posts, smells like raspberry jam. Latest Sheet Music. The Harmony the . ae tion in which 250 persons will be! ‘Phone 521 $350,000 will be spent on operating . Clifford C. Fischer’s New Folies Bergere, by far his most extravagant, rua . over $100,000. Fischer will assemble . : most . ‘ ctovtling acts for the Treasure ee Shop, Grass Valley. ' LI GRASS VALLEY ELKS ' ‘FQ HOLD INITIATION af Wilks it to ; City Todee officers having initiated two candidates for them recently. . There will be a large crowd of local . Elks out to see the Grass Valley officers put on the work. . Angelo Cartoscelli has been retained by the lodge to put on an Italian dinner. Latest Hit Parade Harmony Shop, Grass tecords, Valley. The p ae ey Bee APARTMENT T0 LEASH -——. Five Proad street.Modrespects. With garage. 3-5tf rooms and bath. ern in all Phone 95. Ris ADI 10 REPAIRING — os ad Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, 2-19tf oat ge SS hy Phone 743-d. State Farm Insurance (7/7 ~ompaniesAUTOMOBILE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, . FIRE . aa . Loca? Agent MRS. WALTER E. PARSONS . 308 S. Church St., Grass Valley, Calif. WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 25c, farcy, 50c. AH work . guaranteed. J. M, Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WALTER H. DANIELS: LICENSED BROKER P. O. Box 501° Nevada City . Ns # NOW’S THE TIME TO GET Fexale BEEF, WINE a and IRON TONIC. FOR YOUR Eira = SPRING FF TONIC alse recommend these texal Tonics: PEPTOX A, IRON TONIC WITH CASCARA. TRON LIVER AND LONE MARROW COMP. es $1.00 EACH Backed by the Rexall Guarantee R. —. HARRIS © THE Renal Phone 100 DRUG STORE We YES 1 IRON SHIRTS ON MY APEX — AND EVERYTHING ELSE Too!”