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PAGE 10 THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925. CfUUUlA WASHINGTON Onalaska County A. Meeting. Onalaska, April county A. held its spring meeting Saturday afternoon at the high school.

Preceding the business session a short program was given. Rev. Frederick Luke of Centralia spoke on reading, by Mrs. Bud Hamreus; music, ladies' quartet, composed of Mesdames K. Carlisle, W.

F. Bailor, P. T. Van Nice and Miss Aletta Day, accompanied by Miss Anne Bahke; talk by E. T.

Robinson of Chehalis, treasurer of the Twin City Theaters, on "Proper duet by Astri Hanson and Josephine Clyde; music by seventh I and eighth grade girls. I At the business session Mrs. L. D. 'Scherer, R.

F. D. 2, Chehalis, was elected president; Mrs. Roy Welsh, Onalaska, vice-president; Mrs. Chas.

Rayton, Adna, recording secretary; Mrs. Ira Smith, Chehalis, financial 'secretary; Mrs. E. A. Donaldson, R.

'Electric Cookery Is Better Cookery' Install One Now Down 18 MONTHS ON BALANCE Hotpoint Electric Range The Time is Limited for our Special Terms and Price Kitchen Lighting Fixture Installed with Lamp, ready to use, with each range or An Allowance on Purchase of Any Electric Water Heater SMALL PAYMENT DOWN SMALL PAYMENT MONTHLY For Mother's Day Artstyle Chocolates our mother will treasure this gracious gift of Artstyle Chocolates long after Mother's Day. And each time she sees it will bring her a message of love from you. For your mother, OH her day, rich Artstyle' with, plenty or nut fillings and caramels, nougatiues, all the. packed in this flower covered box. The easel lop cover, when removed, becomes a permanent for wall or mantel.

Sold only at nn a11 1)1U Stom fi-SO the pound box, Sftf.UO the two-pound box. Marr 's Drug Store CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON F. D. 2, Chehaliu, and Mrs. Nina Severson of Winlock were elected to the executive board.

At the close of the afternoon the Onalaska ladles served lunch. School Fair May 8. The Community center School fair and exhibit for Division comprising twelve schools around Onalaska center will be held in Onaluska May 8. Exhibits of scholastic and hand work of the pupils will be on display from various schools. The Onalaska grade school will exhibit in the grade school building; all other exhibits will be in the high school building.

On the morning of May 5 contests will be held in first grade reading, the 45 combinations; third, fourth, fifth, sixth grade spelling; long division for seventh grade, and silent reading for the eighth grade. Principal Thomas of the high school will direct these contests. In after. noon there will be field and track events, followed by a baseball game between the Knox and Onalaska teams. Coach Porter will direct the contests.

In the evening at the high school auditorium the various schools of this division will give a free program; the high school domestic art class will present a fashion show and Mrs. Blanche Nagel, assistant state superintendent of public instruction, will speak. Everyone is invited to the program and to see the work of the schools of this division. District K. of P.

Satimliiy. The Knights of Pythias will held their district convention Saturday at the lodge rooms. The a will I be devoted to business and in the ning fhere will be speeches and a musical program. The Ladies' Aid club will serve the delegates with a o'clock dinner. IxK'aJ and Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Carlisle, Win.

Brooke and Miss Olive Hatfield composed a party spending the week-end at Pacific Beach. Leonard, Arnold, John and Robert Davis, all of Castle Rock, and Mrs Gould and Mrs. Stankey, both of Kelso, visited Sunday in the Chester Davis home. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Gaylord of Carlisle spent Sunday with their son, E. Gaylord and family. Mrs. Evelyn Ort and small son, who have been visiting with her brother, Mr.

Gay- lorrl, returned to Carlisle with them Mrs. Eva Davis, who has been vis- i i for several weeks with her son Chester, to her home at Silver lake Sunday. Ed Deuiitio spent the week-em i friends in Olympia. The A. will hold Us regular business meeting next Monday night at the high school.

The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday, May 7, with Mrs. E. S. Bennett Mr. and Mrs.

Robt. O'Brien anc children of i a visitec Friday with Mrs. O'Brien's brother P. D. Ingraham and her mother, J.

E. Ingraham. Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Pierson and family visited Sunday in Ceutralia with Mrs. Pierson's people. Mrs. Geo.

Hayes of Stella is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Briggs. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. James and daughter, Aloah, and Mr. and Mrs. P.

Gunder and family visited Sundaj in Pe Ell i Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Morris, Mr. anc Mrs. Austin Coleman, Mr. and Mrs Fred Stoner, all of Chehalis; Mr.

and Mrs. W. Hummell, John B. Coleman Mr. and Mrs.

John Hummell, a.11 oi Mayfield; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Allison ol' Mossyrock, visited Sunday in the Pete Coleman home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paquette vis iled Sunday in Taroma. Mr. and Mrs.

Merle a a Winlock visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Randall. Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Hudson visited with relatives in Vader Sunday. Miss Anna Walters of Winlock vis iied Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W.

Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reed of Portland visited Saturday with Mr. Reed's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Reed. Mrs.

George Zopf and daughter Phyllis Lea, returned Tuesday from a week's visit with relatives in Seattle Mrs. Geo. Fleming left Sunday for a few days' visit with her sister in Portland. Last Saturday a of Miss Sarah Burger's friends gave her a surprise miscellaneous-shower. Miss Burger will be a June bride.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. O'Donnell vis ited in Kelso Sunday.

Mrs. Agnes Barnes of Olympi spent the week-end with Mrs. Geo Farnham. The local church was represented at the annual meeting of the Colum bia River Presbyterial 'at Kelso Mrs. W.

E. Thomas. Mrs. Gran Hogue presided at the Tuesday after noon session. Other persons attend ing from here were Mesdames Roj Stone, J.

H. Proctor, J. M. Robinson and E. H.

Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boe and children left Sunday for their new home in Vernonia, Ore. The local A.

is sponsoring a dramatic recital, "What Every Woman Knows," given by Horace G. Rohskopf of Willamette university Friday night at the high school. Mr. Rahskopf is one of the best on the Pacific coast and everyone who does not attend will miss a good treat. Miss Agnes Barnes of Olympia spent the week-end with Mrs.

Geo. Farnham. Mrs. M. A.

Griffiths of Galvin spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Denio.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers and small daughter and Berney Carr, all of Bucpda, spent the week-end with their mother, Mrs. N. M.

Gross. SPRING MEETING A. Chehalis, April spring meeting of the County Parent-Teachers' Association was held at Onalaska Saturday, April 25, at the high school building. A'very interesting and instructive program was given. Rev.

Frederick T. Luke of Centralia spoke on "Causes of Juvenile Delinquency." E. T. Robinson gave a few ideas about "Good Films, and How the A. May Help." Mrs.

E. A. Donaldson told how we may make our A. a source of help to the I STORES Cash stores faoney saving riday and Saturday Features Just Received a Large Shipment Real Dollar Value 2 for $1.35 2-pound Boll, PRUNES, nice, large, clean, 10-pound bag BUTTER, Skaggs CHEESE, Skaggs Brand, made in Chehalis, per pound POST TOASTIES 3 Large Packages, Milk, any brand, per dozen $1.08 Peanut Butter, 2 Ibs. Skaggs No.

1 Bulk Coffee 3 Ibs. $1.45 Jello 3 pkgs. Pep, the new Cereal 3 pkgs. Star, Horseshoe and Climax Tobacco, per Velvet or Prince for Tuxedo, per can Playmate Floating Soap 10 bars Wool Soap, 2 dozen bar Cream and Toilet Soap .4 for Soap Chips 2 large packages, Sugar, Cane 11 Ibs. Big Hard Wheat Flour, A FULL WINDOW OF REAL NICE VEGETABLES $3.00 ORDERS FREE CITY DELIVERY lOc CHARGE UNDER PHONE 200 814 Market Street STORE No.

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Read them! You'll Save many dollars and many tired footsteps. THE CHEHALIS BEE NUGGET communities. Music was rendered by Onalaska high school pupils, assisted by the grade school. A delightful time was had by the 75 members attending and the refreshments showed the excellent hospitality of the Onalaska ladies. The following officers elected: President, Mrs.

L. D. Scherer; first vice-president, Mrs. Roy Welsh; recording secretary, Mrs. Chas.

Rayton; financial secretary, Mrs. Ira Smith; members of executive committee, Mrs. E. A. Donaldson, Adna, and Mrs.

Nina Severson of Winlock. A large delegation of Chehalis members of Mooseheart Legion attended a gathering of that organization at Olympia Wednesday evening. Plans are under way for districting the state so. that Chehalis, Centralia and Olympia and environs will be in a new district with a branch of the Mooseheart Legion having this city as its headquarters. Qe Cream- Butter- 3tt JILL.