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CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935,. Chehalis Grocery Phono 8B4-WK lal ket TM Phono H24 Shahaii Richter Corner Market at Third Shahan Richter Phone 824 Prompt Delivery FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES For Tempting Summer Dishes SATURDAY SPECIALS PEAS Fresh garden, Chehalis grown I A 3 pounds IrrC TOMATO JUICE Fairmont, tall cans, 3 for -RIPE OLIVES Tall cans, large size olives, can -Powdered Sugar Bulk-- SNIDER'S CATSUP Full pint bot- ties, each-HERSHEY'S COCOA 3 pound cans 1 2 cans-- IOC Prepared MUSTARD Quart jars-- each-- IOC Store Open Sundays W. W. Lowrie of Tacoma spent last week end with Lloyd Sullivan. I.

B. Solberg of Seattle, national parks inspector, made an official visit to Lewis and Clark CCC camp yesterday. Our famous rip-proof lingerie oil special at for one day only, Saturday, June 29. Boynton's Smart Shop. Miss Ardean Caldwell of Seattle is spending the past week visiting at the home of Lillian Bull, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bet Bull. Regular meeting Truck Drivers' and Helpers' Local 252, Monday, July 1, 1935, 8 p. West's hall, 965 Chehalis avenue. J.

Kidder. Miss Eulalie Oates and Miss Emma Alkhorn of Montana left for Long Beach, where they will take a course of study for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Payne and son Donald expect to leave soon for Missouri, where they will visit friends and relatives for about a month. Joe Hall of Adna and M. A. Peters of the Crispette factory motored to Seattle Sunday, returning Monday evening.

The trip was a business 'one. Melvin Hansen, Chehalis composer of music, played the piano arrangement of his Symphony in Minor at the Washington Federation of Women's Clubs in Tacoma this week. Mrs. F. L.

Lipscomb and Miss Ann Lee Lipscomb returned Wednesday from a visit of three days in Portland with Mrs. Lipscomb's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkes. Farmers' Meat Market Phone 242 JACK O'BAX 1302 Market St.

TO FARMERS--You can save money by buying Meats here in larjre quantities. We are jiiakiiiR you special low prices the summer. Front Quarters Beef, Ib Hind Quarters Beef, Ib Young Beef Roast, Ib. Young Beef Steak, Ib. Beef Boiling Meat, Ib.

Fresh Hamburger, 2 Ibs. Tender Veal Roasts, Ib. Young Mutton Shoulder Ib Young Mutton Chops, 2 Ibs. Shortening, The Chehalis A. O.

U. W. lodge will meet this Friday evening. The newly elected officers will be installed. Later there will be a card party and social time, followed by refreshments.

Mrs. J. Walter, returned Tuesday from a little over a year's visit in Pennsylvania and Ohio and other places of interest nearby with relatives and friends. She reports a fine visit, but is glad to get back to the northwest. Mrs.

Oren Armstrong and son Ross motored to Seattle Tuesday. While I there Mrs. Armstrong attended the I a of Mrs. Grabam, a former Chehalis resident and mother of Miss Otie Van Orsdall. In the state case against John of the Toledo district, who was found guilty in Justice Wm.

I Bartz's court of third degree assault, I appeal was filed Tuesday that it be heard at a term of Lewis county superior court. Wednesday L. L. O'Connell pleaded i before Judge C. A.

Studebaker of the Lewis county superior court to second degree burglary for entering the business pace of the Ostrand Auto Parts of Chehalis. Passing sentence was deferred to 1. The Neighbors of Woodcraft will I hold their a a picnic June 30 at I Alexander park. Cream and coffee will be furnished and those attending the picnic are asked to bring their own baskets of and their table Dinner will be served at S. L.

Crawford of Tacoma was in Chehalis Wednesday greeting old i friends. Jack Wright, who has been attending Stanford university, returned home this week for the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gunther and baby and Miss Jane Palmer left Wednesday for Seaside, where Mrs.

Gunther i remain for the summer. There will be a golf match at the Chehalis Golf and Country Club Sunday, June 30, between a 20 man team from the Astoria golf club and the Chehalis golf club members. Mrs. Emma Stoecker of Seattle has been visiting the past week at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

J. M. Sleicher. Tuesday Bruce Brookbank of Appleton, Mrs. E.

B. Brookbank and Miss Mame Stoecker of Seattle were guests at the Sleicher home. Manager Cecil Gwinii of the Twin City Theaters, accompanied by Mrs. Gwinn and their daughter, Miss Elaine Gwinn, left Monday on a two weeks visit to various southern California points. They will visit the San Diego exposition before returning home.

Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Lukins enjoyed a visit Thursday of last week with Mrs.

Henry Winslow and Mrs. Ramsey of Kenesaw, and Mrs. Kathleen Siehl of North Platte, Nebr. C. Leland Richmond, who recently was appointed to succeed J.

C. Kelly as superintendent of the state training school here, was at the school Wednesday preparing to take over his official duties July 1. L. B. Chapman, 43, was taken to the St.

Helens hospital late Saturday, i from a i stab wounds alleged to have been inflicted Saturday afternoon at the O. K. lodging house on the west side by a cousin, Clarence Chapman. Report was that an ice pick was effectively used by the latter. Last week end a number of local members of the auxiliary and post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were present in Everetl for the state convention of that group.

Those from Chehalis were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nelson, Mr.

and Mrs. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willard and Mrs. L.

Misz. During the convention Mrs. Nelson was elected department senior vice-president. The local auxiliary also won two first prizes, one for the best gain in members of any auxiliary in the state and one for the best numerical gain in the state. Mrs.

Cloy Pate won the state prize for taking in the most members in the group. 25th Semi-Annual Dividend Declared at Rate of 4 per annum Payable on and after July 1, 1935 Lewis County Savings Loan Association Chehalis, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Rapier and Mrs. Sig Hansen left Friday of last week for a two weeks trip to California, where they will visit friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Rapier will visit their daughter, the former Miss Louise Rapier, and Mrs. Hansen will visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Thacker. Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Misz and Mr. and Mrs.

George Dingman of Che- a i plan to attend the department convention of the United Spanish War Veterans in Vancouver, B. July IS, 19 and 20. George Dingman was also named on a committee supervise plans for the annual picnic in Centralia in August. Miss Marguerite Gamelin and Miss Irene Tremel of Everett have been visiting the past week with the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Payzant, at Bunker. Miss Gamelin is a former resident of Bunker and attended the Fayette school several years ago. She has a number of friends locally who were glad to see I her again.

Tuesday W. E. Bishop drove to Tacoma to meet Mrs. Bishop, who was on her return from a month's travel in California. She also visited the San Diego exposition, and went on in Kansas.

On the return trip home Mr. and Mrs. Bishop stopped at Fort Steilacoom to visit their daughter, Miss Jane Bishop, who recently entered training as nurse at the state hospital there. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Ribelin and daughter Betty Jean and Miss Louise Werb returned Sunday evening from a trip to California for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Ribelin spent some time visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Davis, in Santa Maria, and their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Westlund, in Fullerton, Calif. They also attended the fair at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Clipinger spent Sunday in Auburn to celebrate' the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Johnston and the 25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

H. T. Clippinger. Guests included Mr. and Mrs.

Huston Johnston and daughter Geraldine; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Yadon and daughter Movra; Mr. and Mrs Clippinger; Mr.

and Mrs. Dan' H. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Clippinger and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Johnston. J. M.

Jensen and Maurice Jensen of the Market Street Garage, Nash and Lafayette dealers for this territory will attend a Nash motors dealers meeting at the Lamping Motors in Seattle where the 1936 Lafayette will be shown to dealers for the first time. The 1936 edition he sh invader iato th lowest puce field promises a series of innovations for buyers in this price class. Greater roominess; new streamlin- "JS and all-steel bodies are some of the highlights of this forthcoming Th 8 meeting will beheld blg special of our famous lingerie, Saturday, June 29. Shop a nly Baton's Smart CO FFM A DOBSON co This Bank has Money to Lend If you operate a farm, store or any other business, the sales of which could be increased by a loan from this bank, come and see us. We are always ready to lend money where it will make money for borrowers with known financial responsibility and projects which are of self-paying nature.

Such co-operation puts new business life into the community. We want to make as many of these loans as we can. Our officers are always ready to talk with you about your business requirements. First Federal Savings and Loan Association Formerly Chehalis Savings Loan Association er annum dividend Credited to the Account of each Shareholder for the Period Ending June 30, 1935 SAFETY OF YOUR INVESTMENT INSURED UP TO $5,000.00 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.

AN ASSET TO THIS COMMUNITY A Federal Savings and Loan Association is more than an institution where thrifty people place their earnings. The funds of this Association are invested in first mortgages on local homes. Our convenient, long-term loans permit home owners to build or improve their properties. Local labor and materials are employed, promoting business activity which benefits everyone. Business and professional men and other civic leaders should know what this Association is, and how it operates in the service of the entire public.

This Association represents an improved form of thrift institution under United States Government supervision. Savings may be invested in our shares in any amount from 50 cents monthly upward to any multiple of $100, through four different types of shares which we offer. We will be glad to discuss your investment needs, and help you to decide which type of share is best suited to your DIRECTORS John L. Finstad President Frank Schuster R. E.

Bennett -Vice-President K. Madsen J. R. Imus -Vice-President E. R.

Newgard Director Director Sec'y-Treas. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chehalis.