The Chehalis Bee-Nugget from Chehalis, Washington • Page 15

CHBHA1.IS, WASHINGTON THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1926. MBS. LOTTIE HELI, REMEMBERED Oousln in Sweden, a Baroness, Remembers Her in Mrs. Lottie Hill, for many years the popular and efficient postmistress at Mayflield in this county, received direct information this week that her cousin, Baroness Anna Schraderheim of Sweden, recently died, and Mrs.

Hill is one of the beneficiaries of the will of her illustrious cousin. The lady of noble birth was one of the most noted of Sweden's sweet songbirds, the land of Jeany Lind. Baroness Arm felt, the mother of the late talented and noted singer, is an aunt of Mrs. Lottie Hill. Mrs.

Hill is to be congratulated upon her good fortune, and no one is more deserving of good fortune than the postmistress of Mayfleld. --W. W. Langhorne. When a man howls for equality it may be that he merely resents feeling so Tennes- sean.

Absolute Safety and Eight Per Cent Returns on Investment Since organization in May, 1 9 2 3 the Chehalis Discount Company has paid dividends of 8 per cent to the investors and accumulated a surplus equal to 10 per cent of the capital. In addition all operating expenses have been paid. An investment in this company is absolutely safe for the reason that no money is loaned. All moneys are invested on contracts, conditional sales, purchased at a discount. These contracts, must be assigned and guaranteed to the company.

There is a big demand in this territory for this company, as evidenced by the fact that a volume of over 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 in business has been handled on a capital of 8 6 0 0 0 or a turnover of the capital three times. There is sufficient business in this locality for a company much larger and in order to increase the capital a small a of additional stock will be sold and General Obligation bonds issued, and sold. Stock. The price of the preferred shares will be $12.50 per share with one share of common stock given free for each two shares of preferred. The preferred stock draws 8 per cent dividends, all dividends over and above 8 per cent will be distributed on the common shares.

Bonds. The bonds are a general obligation against the entire asests of the company and; will be issued for 1, 2, 3 or 5 years, with a redemption clause should the purchaser desire to cash his bond. The rate of interest to the purchaser is 8 per cent and is guaranteed. We recommend the stock as an absolutely safe investment of a permanent nature and the bonds as absolutely so.fe with a guaranteed return of 8 per cent and a redemption clause should the purchaser desire his cash. Each month a public accountant not connected with the office prepares and certifies to a trial balance.

This certified trial balance is interesting and will be mailed to anyone. CHEHALIS DISCOUNT COMPANY, Jensen Building, Chehalis, 'Washington. GENTLEMEN: i any obligation on my part please mail me your certified trial balance. NAME Street or Box. City and State.

DEFEATS THE MOOSE Chehabs Loses 9 to 8--Opening Local Game Next Sunday. The Chehalis Moose baseball team lost its first game of the sewon to Winlock at WInlock Sunday, May A. The game was interesting beginning to end. The score was 9 to 8. Batteries were: Chehalis Mills, pitcher, Thompson catcher; for Winlock, Torkko and Bay, pitchers, and Bay, catcher.

The line-up for Chehalis was: H. Thompson, Or. Thompson, Norman, Knapp, Mills, Steinhofl.rf.; Jones, SB C. Thompson, Castle, JD. For Winlock: Rhodes, Torkko, Lasser, Sears, A.

Bay, Sullivan, B. Bay, Kotoski, Cronin, rf. Mills allowed but few hits and struck out strucK out, by Torkko 2, Bay 5. A large attendance witnessed the game. A feature of the game was a home run by C.

F. Thompson of Chehalis. Next Sunday the local Moose will play Aberdeen at 2 3 0 p. m. at Millett Field.

Manager Jensen reports his team going good and a very interesting lot of games are expected during the season. The Twin City band will play. ROAD CONTRACT OP INTEREST Thurston Commissioners Let Job for Cutoff at Mclntosh, Local people who have occasion to drive to the Mountain road out of Tacoma will read with interest that a contract was awarded by the Thurston county commissioners Monday afternoon to the firm of Anderson, Edland and Enge of Parkland, Pierce conuty, for the clearing, grading, graveling and draining of two miles of highway on a new location adjoining the new Pierce county bridge east of Mclntosh. It is a portion of the new Tenino-Mclntosh-Rainier road which will eliminate Dead Man's crossing near Mclntosh. Ten bids were submitted for the job, the successful bid being $11,152.48.

K. OF P. TO HAVE OPEN' MEETING Fifteen-Piece Olympia Orchestra Here Monday Night. St. Helens Lodge No.

101, Knights of Pythias of Chehalis, will hold an open meeting for its members, former members who live in and about Chehalis, and others at the lodffe rooms Monday evening. All are welcome. A interesting musical program has been arranged, a feature of which will be the fifteen-piece orchestra of Capital Lodge No. 15 of Olympia, directed by Jay Bolster. Local musical talent will also assist in the program.

One of the interesting features of the evening will be an address on "Pythianism" by A. W. Tyler of Olympia. Mr. Tyler is a gifted speaker and has been heard locally on various occasions.

At Us meeting this week the local INSTRUCTION ROLLS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE Four simple and complete Instruction IJolls--showing a method of correct playing--are included in the price of your Gulbransen. Just another exclusive feature of the one and only Registering Pia.no. And for as low as $450! Price Branded in the Back-Nationally Priced Gulbransen Electric Reproducing Pianos $94O, $835, $770 2 YEARS TO PAY MAIL THIS and we will tell you about our easy payment plan on the Gulbransen. Name Address Four Nationally Priced for Cash $450 $530 $615 $7OO VICTOR-EARLE MUSIC CO. VjTlhe Piano Our New Service Station Is Now Open The new Standard Oil Service Station at Market and North Streets is now ready to serve you.

This new station brings to Chehalis a full metropolitan service with the well-known Standard Oil Products, relied upon by a majority of motorists on the Pacific Coast. Here you will get Red Crown gasoline, Zerolene oils, and other products, from well-trained salesmen who know your needs and how to fill them. Air for your tires, water for your radiator, information, and other friendly courtesies will be supplied promptly and gladly without cost to you. You will find our new Service Station a good neighbor, actuated by the spirit of service, and expressing that spirit in terms of quality products, quiet efficiency, and fair dealing. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) lodge conferred the page rank on one candidate and has other membership applications pending.

Soon the membership will be divided into two teams, Chancellor Commander John West being captain of one, Dan W. Bush captain of the other. Following a membership campaign that is to be staged the side securing the smallest number of members will entertain the winners with a fine dinner. Chehalis Knights had a delegation of 15 members at the district convention held at Onalska Saturday night. I'YTHIAXS IN DISTRICT MEETING Over 1OO Bravo Men Attend Convention nt Onalaska.

More than one hundred Knights of Pythias attended the semi-annual district convention held Saturday afternoon and evening at Onalaska, nine of the eleven lodges in district No. 6 being represented. Douglas Hartman of Onalaska presided. Addresses were delivered by Grand Chancellor Edward B. Riley of Aberdeen, A.

W. Tyler of Olympia, Fred Agatz of Olympia, F. M. Sommerkamp of Kelso and others. Olympia won the attendance contest with 21 of its members present.

Prizes for ritualistic work were won in order named by C. H. Dych and Earl Teagle of McCleary, -and Frank Horton of Aberdeen. McCleary was selected as the next meeting place. Officers elected are E.

G. Teagle of McCleary, president; Lee Wills of McCleary, secretary; A. D. LeRoy of Elma, treasurer; each lodge to select its own vice president. Onalaska lodge entertained the visitors, in i style.

OSBORNE COLLEGE ACTIVITIES. Four new students have registered for school work. Miss Nellie Cameron, M. L. Kelly and E.

F. Stowers will attend night classes, and Dawson Ewbank the course in day school. Miss Ruby Tomilson and Percy Willis, who entered from other business colleges, have finished their course in bookkeeping. Miss Tomilson left some time ago to take a position in Portland. A course in commercial art has been added to the work in school.

This includes architectural drafting, designing and show card writing. ELMER TESREAU STARS. Saturday In Seattle the University of Washington baseball team defeated the University of Idaho, 10 to 1. Elmer Tesreau pitched for the Washington team and held the opponents to two hits, while his teammates gathered 12 from the Idaho twirler. Miss Leona Boomsliter and Miss Floy Southard visited over the last week-end at the home of the latter near Olympia.

ere they come! What a procession daily wends its way to your door! Milk grocery boy, children tors, afternoon callers, book agents! Protect your porch and from this constant traffic with BASS-HUETER PORCH and DECK PAINT. It withstands not only the scuffling of hurrying feet, hut also exposure to sun and rain. It if made for real service. Ask for a color card, and from it choose the shade which will harmonize with the exterior color scheme of your home. You will find full on every can of Porch and Deck Paint.

You can now paint your property and pay on the Bass-Hueter Monthly Payment Plan. Call and let us explain this plan to you. PAINTS and VARNISHES George Peterson Paint Co. 1016 CHEHALIS AVB..