The Chehalis Bee-Nugget from Chehalis, Washington • Page 4

PJLGB 4 THE CHEHALIS MARCH .27. 1931. CHHHALM. WASHlNOTOft THESE LITTLE AHS GET FINE RESULTS AND COST BUT A FEW- CENTS EACH Here will be found many bargains that -will -Interest both buyer and seller. They are Interesting reading, and the Bee-Nugget management commends them to readers, whether in the market to buy or sell, or not.

Hundreds of satisfied users use these little ads repeatedly, and get good results--and at very low cost. The rate is a minimum of 25 cents up to 15 words. If ad runs over 15 words figure it TrrrWTT? i 2 cents per word. based on single issue. Phone your Classified Ad to-- HUIN lit 1 LO at A $3300.00 Beautiful Washington Avenue Home-street and alley paved and paid for.

Well built plastered residence with solid concrete foundations. Living room, dining room, kitchen; three bedrooms and bath; plenty of closet space; sidewalks and outbuildings complete. This property is close in. It would cost $3500 to build the house, and the lot is worth $1250 on the present' market. $2000.00 Good Modern Five Room Dwelling-Six blocks from the civic center.

Plastered house, with modern plumbing. Good lawn and garage. The A. E. Judd Co.

Phone 403 CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON For Rent. HOUSE--Close in. Mrs. W. E.

Bishop, 9CG Terace Road, Phone 657J. 40tf FURNISHED HOUSE--Five rooms. Will sell i S76 Folsom street, Phone 7aiJ. 3 ROOM--1474 Tenth. Chehalis ave, 20 ACRES--GJose in.

J. M. Jensen Realty Co. NICELY FUPRNISHED HOUSE -And garage; available April $20 per month. Phone S93W.

To Trade. MY Jl-00 EQUITY--In 20 acre ranch, for closed car. Address Box this office. For Sale. TEN ACRES--Between Ethel and Salkum mile off highway, three quarters bottom land, partly improved, 5750, terms.

J. S. Thompson, Box 232, Calif. 44di? 120 ACRES--25 acres cleared, 3 orchard, barns, machinery, 2 horses, 8 room house. Easy terras, Route 2 near Chehalis, Karl Burianek.

44d4 GREEN cord (3 ricks) delivered. Phone S73W. OLD GROWTH FOREST cord delivered. Phone 873W. McCORMICK-DEERING TRACTOR-15-30; slightly used.

Hansen-Scott Co. $5 EWES--And SO lambs. 15 coming: I yearlings. Brook Haynes, Salkum. TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE I HATCHING EGGS Rose Comb --For new Highest prices paid.

Cohn Rhode Island Reds, prize winning lay- Wanted. FURNISHED HOUSE--In Chehalis. Three adults. Call Mrs, C. E.

Hand- Wright, Kaufman ChchallB. PRIVATE NURSING--oia hospital, 1010 State street. general OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE ORGAN- ISATION--Wishes to secure the services of a man or woman to act as their representative in this locality. Life Insurance experience valuable but absolutely necessary. An excellent opportunity for the right person.

Address, J. L. McGeough, North llth street, Tacoma, Wash. Vader School Play Well Done Vader, March a three-act comedy presented Friday evening by the senior class of. Vader high school under the direction of Superintendent Carlson, was.

a decided success. The various members of the cast were well chosen and performed exceptionaly well. Walter Ferrier and Berniece Tiffany in the character parts were exceptionally good. Wilma Nolan, dressed in the hoop skirts, pantalettes and poke bonnet of an early period made a very pretty picture. Harold Nevers and Leland Sippola pnt on a clever vaudeville stunt between acts.

The cast included Morton Hall, Doris Pumphrey, Tyko Hippi, Florence Groleau, Helen Hudson, 'Walter Fer- Wilma Nolan, Floyd Hoyt, Berniece Tiffany, Leland Sippola, Harold Nevers, Harold Pumphrey, Nettle Dennis and Reta Netter. About cash was realized. A matinee was presented in the afternoon the school children. WASHINGTON CO-OP EGG ASS'N -Stock. Box C.

Lynden, Wash. 4 4 4 TO BUY EGG ASSOCIATION STOCK-Write box 61, Lynden, Wash. 43t3. BOARD Private Crippled man 41, good character. City or country place where congenial company and steady boarder Is appreciated.

Write Route 3, box 299, Cheha- lla. 43(12. LEGAL. PUBLICATIONS--Readers of the Bee-Nugget are Invited to aik their who may have legal requiring official publication to have them published in the Chehalls Nuffgret. -tf OLD RAGS--Must be clean and without lint.

At Bee-Nugget Office. tf Lost. PAIR GLASSES--In tan leather case near Chehalis passenger depot. Return to station agent or telephone 18, Che- halls. Reward.

Call for TREASURY DEPARTMENT, of the Secretary, Washington, March 6, 1P31--Proposals are hereby Office D. C. Straelfer, 1031 Chehalis ave. 7t Loans. MONEY TO LOAN--On Improved farm or city property.

Low rate of Interest. Easy terms. W. H. Kenoyer, Bush block, Chehalis.

lit MONEY--On improved real estate. Donahoe Lee, Chehalia resident Olympia Building: Loan Association. 16t Use Rfse-Nueeet Classifieds. YOUR BATTERY is the heart of your car. From it comes the i that quickens your car into smooth, powerful action.

A Firestone Battery is a faithful heart--no battery works better--no battery lasts longer, and the cost is low indeed--give your car a warm heart. Filson's Service Inc. 1040 Market Street and State and Mala Sts. Chehalis, Washington Ing strain, $1 setting, postpaid. Lottie Seccombe, Rt.

1, Chehalis. solicited, to be opened in the ofCice of the Supervising Architect, Treasury Department, Washington, D. at 9 o'clock, a. m. on April 7.

1931 for tho sale or donation to the United States of preferably a corner lot containing approximately 29,000 square feet, -with a dimension of approximately 160 lineal feet, on the more important of the two street frontages, centrally and conveniently located and suitable for a Federal building site at Chehalis, Wash. Upon application, the Postmaster will supply prospective bidders with a circular giving particulars as to requirements and instruction for preparation of bids and data to accompany same. S. LOWMAN, Assistant Secretary. 43t2 40,000 STRAWBERRY per thousand.

Grown on clay soil. Inspected. Mrs. F. S.

Rich, Winlock. 44d2 WHITE JERSEY GIANT COCKERELS-- setting eggs, 15 for J3.00. E. McAllister, Clnebar, 43D4. HARDY.

EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS --Geo. Burrows' Greenhouse, 1438 Washington. GOOD BALED HAY--Cheap. Inquire Donahoe Golf 796W. 42tdl 7x9 MUNDY DONKEY ENGINE--And Fordson tractor.

H. Snelson, Pe Ell, Waali. CHICKS--Blood tested day-old and started, also custom hatching. Lewis County Co-Operative Hatchery, Phone 233, Route 2, Chehalis. 41tf GOOD FERTILIZER--No dirt nor sawdust.

Call 383. Joe F. Kramer. dt DEMONSTRATED EASY WASHERS-With new machine guarantee, big reduction: also second hand washers cheap. O.

F. Salndon Co. 37t 8 ROOM In, rood condition, cheap. Small payment down, lllce rent. Inquire Bee- Nuarset.

26dt TRESPASS NOTICBS PrtatW cloth. to thU NEXT TIME--You buy pipe or pipe fittlngo, mill machinery. or nMd cable Junk Company, 441. 4lt FOR BENT AND FOR BJLLB --At Suppose this were the heading of a newspaper article referring to YOU and YOUR car! If you drive a car you have had your narrow escapes--you have ALMOST been Involved in a serious accident. You have ALMOST been in a position to need help of a dependable insurance company.

These "almost" accidents should remind you to make sure of your Insurance. Call, write or phone tha agency of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company--make sure that you have complete protection. H. C. Coffman GO.

nmntAXOB The Markets. (Corrected Thursday morning 1 Mar--h 26, all quotations being 1 of that CITEHALIS. STOCK--Quotation! by Fr7e ft Co. Heavy hens, colored medium hens, light hens colored springers, 2Sc, Leghorn) springers 2Sc. Choice steers HEllSc lb.

Fat cows and nelfers, lb. dressed. Hogs lb. dressed. Top veal, fat kidney lb.

dressed. Sheep; Lambs lb. owes 5c lb. wethers, dressed lOc lb. Belgian hares, dressed 18c lb.

BTJTTEiRFAT--Quotations try LeWis- Paclfic Dairymen's Association. Butterfat 31c lb. f. o. b.

creamery. Creamery butter prints 33c lb. Dairgold cheese 19c; triplets Darlfold skim milk powder, bulk. Be. Whole milk price first half of March was $1.30 at Bordens and at the Lewis-Pacific.

GRAIN AND by Thompson Feed Co. Strair ton to consumer. Timothy hay ton to consumer. Miscellaneous. WE CAN LOAN YOUR MONEY--For you on the best first mortgage real estate security.

See us for bargains In real estate. Now Is the time to buy. J. M. Jensen Realty Co.

Phone 89. New oats ton to producer. Alfalfa (selling pice) $18 ton. Mill run (selling price) $16 ton. Bran (selling price) 116 ton.

Corn (selling price) 135 ton. (selling price) cleaned wheat. CASCARA BARK--4c lb. GRAIN SACKS--No. 1.

2c. EGGS-Standards 17c; pullets 12c. GRADED EGGS---Quotation! by Feed Egg Association. Dealer pays for graded extras 21c; standards 19c; mediums 15c; peewees 13c for last week's pool. SEATTLE MARKETS.

PRICES PAID--Quoted from Thursday morning's paper are announced as follows: EGGs--Prices t. o. b. country: Extras 20c; standards, 18c; mixed standards, 14c; mediums 14c; mixed mediums lie; checks, lie; pullets, lie. MILK AND milk, city delivered, per lb.

fat. 65c. Butterfat, No. 1. f.

o. b. Seattle, 31c. POULTRY--Hens. live, colored, Ibs up.

lb. 19c. Leghorns, heavy 9c; mediums, lie. Broilers, Turkeys, young 12 Ibs and up, 33c; do hens, 8 Ibs, and up 29c, Old roosters 5c; ducks, live, Ibs. and up old and colored, 9c: Squabs, large, 11 Iba.

and up, doz. Smiths Entertain Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smith were hosts Saturday evening at a card for Cougar Flat Grange.

Four tables of 500 were in play. Refreshments were served. Members and guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Coma, Mesdames Quevy Thomas, Loretta Dean, R. H.

Campbell and Millie Miles; Miss Selina Laughlin, Robert Smith, Joseph Walker, Roy Johnson, James Adams and John Coma. Onalaska School Has Tryouts Onalaska, March try-out for grade school voice and piano was held at the grade school auditorium Monday afternoon to choose representatives for the Spring Music Festival at Chehalis the coming month. Mr. Carlson, music director of the Chehalis schools, acted as judge. June Smith won first in piano, with Eloha James as alternate.

This is the secod year that June has had this honor. Eloha James placed first in girl's voice, with Mary Hogue as alternate. John Bailor placed first in boy's voice, with Lawrence Johnson as alternate. Parents and friends in attendance were loud in their praise jf the talent displayed. Mrs.

W. 0. McCaw and two sons Robert and Donald visited Sunday with the former's sister. Mrs. Allan Austin and family.

Miss Amy Hodges of Tacoma spent the week end with her friend Mrs. N. 0. Peterson. At a student body meeting Tuesday by the high school students, Mrs.

Bye presented pins to the debating team whose members, Myrtle Flannigan, Ellen Eidsznoe, Mary Bye, Grace Boren, Roberta Bye and Frank Pierce. At this same meeting Sherman Hocket Greear, Ray Stone, Karl LaPine, Merril Duprey and Alvin Lindeman were iniated into the letterman's club. Belgian harei, live, and up, Sc. VEAL--Fancy lig-ht do llg-bt, 1012C, do medium and heavy, 1Q 9c. Centralia Junk Company 901 West Main Street Opposite Milwaukee Depot Phono 543 CENTRALIA If you can't get what you want at the Centralia Junk just as well forget about It.

We carry a complete stock of Used and New Pipe and Pipe Fittings, all sizes of American Split and Cast Pulleys, Belting, Boxes, Cable, Blocks, logging and Mill Supplies. We have the largest stock of Used Parts of, makes of care and Fprdson -Tractors' between Port land and Seattle. -BOO Simonds Falling and.Backing NEW CASES FILED WITH THE- OOUNTY OLERK. Following are the new cases filed the past week with the Lewis county clerk: Hoquiam Bond and Mortgage Company vs. W.

F. Keeaee, on promisors'' note. H. C. Lund vs.

Thompson Mining Company, on promissory note! A. J. Podolske of Chehalis has petitioned the court to change his name to A. J. Podell.

Hoquiam Bond Mortgage Company vs. W. F. Keesee, et foreclosure real estate mortgage. Charles Christian vs.

Henry F. Johnson, et injunction. Efrom Bartel vs. Fred Aust, et restitution of property and damages. L.

G. Warminski of Pe Ell collect- Lieutenant Governor of Kiwanis Visits At the Thursday luncheon of the 'Kiwanis club Earl L. Francis of Elma, lieutenant governor of this district, spoke on club problems and He divisional in Elma April 2. A dinner and dance will follow the business sessions. Archie Plampied was introduced as a new member.

Rev. Stanley G. Logan announced the pre-Easter program of meetings in the Fox St. Helens theater next week. The Cub movement, which the Kiwanis club Is sponsoring in Chehalis, is now in full swing.

H. T. Martin is cub master. Ewell Williamson of Chehalis high school, who is club pianist, and who was winner in the recent southwest music tournament in Vancouver, played a piano solo which was greatly enjoyed. Care Will Save Your Car Renew your car's performance and appearance.

Are you proud of your car? Is it bright and shining? Is its performance still snappy? Is it comfortable? Can you start a long trip with a feeling of complete security? To these questions tho answer will be you let us put your car in first-class condition! We are equipped to give complete service on any of the following operations: Washing Polishing Greasing Motor Tuning Brake Adjusting Battery and Electrical Service Complete Automobile Repairs of any Kind Remember this: "Care will save yonr car." It pays big dividends In improved performance, bettered appearance, added comfort. Drive in today--let our service experts make your car look and ran like new. Boone's Garage C. C. "DIGGER" BOONE, Prop.

DAY and NIGHT SERVICE Phono 888 Park, Prindle and Market Chehalis Oliver J. Acker and Maxine Meador, both of Centralia. Glenn Booth and Miss Audrey Payne, both of Onalaska. Mr. and Mrs.

Hayden C. Mills of Portland have been transferred to Seattle and are moving: there this week end. Mrs. Mills is the former Miss Louise Bartel and both she and her husband are former graduates of Chehalis high school. Three divorce suits were filed in superior court yesterday, as follows: Elsie Mahar vs.

Philip Earl Mahar, cruelty; E. B. Skaggerbeg vs. H. W.

Skaggerberg, desertion; Henrietta S. Christensen vs. Lee O. Christensen, non-support and cruelty. Among the local people who are in attendance at the Presbyterial held in Vancouver yesterday and today are Mrs.

S. H. Grace ahoe, Mrs. C. Ellington, Mrs.

Harold' Quick, Mrs. J. D. Churchill, Mrs. J.

E. Murray-and Rev. and Mrs. John C. Tourtellot.

Yesterday Justice Nort Wynn found C. A. Staley, Raymond truck driver, guilty of reckless driving and fined him and costs totaling more. Staley was blamed for. the wrecking of the auto of Alfred Aranson of Elma southeast of Chehalis Tuesday.

The jury in the federal court in Tacoma yesterday turned in an award of $50,000 in favor of the Puget Sound Power Light Company following trial of the condemnation suit of the city of Centralia involving 1200 acres of land owned by the power company near the Nisqually power site owned by Centralia. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. "Matter" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March 22. Among the citations which comprised the Ijesson-Sermon was the i from the Bible: "Love not the world, neither the things that are In the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father Is not in him" (I John 2:15.) The Lesson-Sermon also Included the following 1 passages the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The pains of sense are salutary, If they wrench away false pleasurable beliefs and transplant the affections from senses to Soul, where creations of God are.good 'rejoicing 1 the heart! 1 Such is the sword of Science, with which Truth decapitates error, materiality giving place to man's higher Individuality and destiny" (p.

265). Notice of Annual Meetlnc of Claqnato Cemetery Amoclutlon. Notice is hereby given that In compliance with the by laws, the annual meeting- of the members of the Claquato Cemetery Association of Chehalis, Washing-ton, will be held Wednesday evening, April 8, 1931, at 7:30 p. m. at the city hall.

E. ML SORENSEN, Secretary. Cowlitz Rabbit Breeders To Meet Sunday The Cowlitz Valley Rabbit Breeders' Association will hold a rabbit show at Vasa hall, West Kelso, Sunday, March 29. Entries are open to any rabbit breeder, and the entrance fee is 25 cents. A number of local people are interested in the rabbit industry, and doubtless many of them will attend this show, and some local rabbits will likely be entered.

Mrs. Merwin Fulton visited last week with her mother-in-law, Mrs. C. P. Fulton.

Film Pun for all the Family--Entertaining, interesting, amusing and profitable--starts today. See page 12 for details. MADSEN'S Community Sales With Personal Service April 1, 1931 Included in our listings for the sale is a fine lot of Milk Cows and Young Stock. A special lot of Rhode Island Red hens; and also a lot of Black Jersey Giant hens. M.LMadsen Auctioneer -Gondueted Anywhere Phone-881 THE WEEK AT EVALINE.

Evaline, March Gleason and family moved to Chehalis the last of the week. J. Watson's mother, Mrs. Nancy Watson of Centralia, visited over the week end at Watson's. Otto Hansen has been on the sick list the past few days.

Fred Conradi and Harry Conradi of Ryderwood made a business trip to Chehalis Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Cooper and son Louis went to Portland Saturday, returning Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Meyers and daughter Edith of Pleasant Valley, John Krevin of Adna and Miss Rachel Issacson of Winlock were callers at the Johnson home Sunday afternoon. E. E. Maddy has been busy the past few days helping move the house on the R.

Stohr property. Marion and Robert Petrie and Gladys Maddy have been sick with the flu the past week. Hope Grange will hold its regular meeting Saturday night. March 28. Mrs.

Virginia Rice visited over the week end in Tacoma with her parents. On Savings was our last semiannual dividend rate THE WEEK By Justice J. B. Sullivan: Thursday, March 19, Harry Haagensen of South Bend and Anna Lubi of Raymond. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY THE COUNTY AUDITOR.

The Lewis county auditor-issued marriage past week, to the following named couples: Harry Haagenseu of South Bend and Anna Lubi of Raymond. Win. F. Rafoth and Eliae Mac- doixald, both of Centralia. Some People Strike It Lucky Others Save That's the Sure Way Thousands get ahead by constant THRIFT where one "strikes it lucky" Chehalis Savings Loan Association Corner Park and Market Streets J.

L. FINSTAD. President G. L. THACKER, Counsellor E.

R. NEWGARD, Sec'y-Mgr. J. N. MYER, Asst.

Secretary Driving Your Auto Without proper Insurance Coverage is Dangerous This office is especially well equipped to properly write tho insurance policies that will give yon protection. J. M. JENSEN REALTY Inc. Phone 89 Chehalis -GENERAL INSURANCE, Life, Fire, Auto, etc.

REAL Sales BONDiS, Fidelity 'Contract RENTALS, City and Country Property BOXES-- -NOTARY PUBLIC.