The Chehalis Bee-Nugget from Chehalis, Washington • Page 7

CHKHA1J8, WASHINGTON THE CHEHALIS FRIDAY. APRIL 18, 19SO Presbyterian ladles' FoooVSale Saturday, April 19. Puget Sound rooms. 4612 Ride now for one cent pound, at Chehalis Airport. Quick Flying Service.

Mrs. P. F. Wilson of Clear Lake is visiting at the home of her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

B. C. Fisael. Rummage Sale by Catholic ladles at parish hall, Saturday, April 26. 47t2 Mr.

and Mrs. J. Scollard returned this week to California tor another stay of indefinite length. The trip was made by auto. Mrs.

Lorraine Fissel and Mrs. Myra Bennett of Centralia were in Tacoma Wednesday night visiting Amity Chapter, Eastern Star. A marriage license was granted in Vancouver Saturday to Marvin P. Kerivan of Chehalia and Mrs. Mabel X2.

Morgan of Knightstown, Ind. Bobby Briffett of Olympia visited over the week end with Herbert Nelson jr. Mrs. Briffett came down Sunday and visited at the Nelson home. Ride now for one cent pound, at Chehalis Airport.

i i Service. Mrs. F. N. Beal, Mrs.

Gordon Marsh and Mrs. J. Sleicher were in Seattle Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. West drove up Tuesday and Mrs. Beal returned with them Tuesday evening. The Chehalis W. C.

T. U. will meet next Tuesday afternoon, April 22, 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Rose Haller at 1189 Lewis street. The program will be in charge Dr.

Bmmogene Sherman. Douglas Hart, manager for the local Sherman, Company store, went to Lewiston, Idaho, over the week end to visit his his wife and a brand new baby daughter. The baby was born April 10 and weighs seven pounds. FOR SALE--Beautiful $165.00 Buescher saxophone, $75.00. Silver finish in perfect condition.

Terms to suijL you. Price Music Co. 211 No. Tower, Centralia. 46t3 Tuesday morning J.

D. Behrens of Centralia, who was trying out a new auto and learning to drive, the machine into the west Chehalis home of Tom Bena. Damage to the car was considerable and parts of the Bena house were badly wrecked. Behrens reported to the Chehalis po- American lgion Spring Sale con- tinned Saturday, April 19, at former Wataon Floral Shop. FOR SALE Vlctrolai $10.00 and $15.00, Including records.

A-l condition. Price Mualc Co. 211 No. Tow. 46t3 er, Centralia, Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Vlmont re- turned Tuesday morning from a trip to 'Tacoma Monday evening; when Tom Vimont, brother of Louis, was given the third degree In the Masonic lodge. About thirty White Shrine members from Chehalis and Centralia were in Kelso Wednesday evening to assist with the Installation of the Kelso chapter.

All the officers and several members were In attendance. Food Sale by ladies of St. Joseph's church at Saindon's store, Saturday, April 19. Rev. J.

F. Pritchard of Renton, former pastor in charge of the Chehalis Church of the Epiphany, will conduct morning services In the local Episcopal church Sunday, April 27. The program of service will be announced next week. Chehalis and Centralia changed their gas prices over night and Wednesday signs of cent gas appeared on the streets. Both towns have been the centers of the lowest priced gas in the southwest for sev era! weeks.

Monday evening the local police court did a big business for a number of minor offenses. Many of these were for traffic violations, driving over stop signs without heeding them accounting for the greater number. One bad accident Sunday and other recent smashupa have called for the strict enforcement of this tionary measure locally. precau- he had no driver's lice station that license. Tuesday Justice P.

C. Beaufort fined George Campbell and William Wilson $45 each, or 15 days in the county jail for trespassing. The pair is from Gray's Harbor. Both were arrested Monday at Winlock by Special Agent Kit Carson of the railroad service who charged them with breaking a box car. The men are serving their fines in the county jail.

Ride now for one cent pound, at Chehalis Airport, i i Service. A. S. Cory, who is president of the Washington Savings Loan League returned home last Thursday evening from a meeting of Its officers in Seattle, where they met with representatives of the Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Plans were made for the coming the League, which Will be held at Port Angeles, May 26 and 27.

At the Port Angeles meeting the savings and loan men plan to organize a statewide campaign against the state 5 percent excise.tax on earnings of their associations. American Legion Spring Sale continued Saturday, April 19, at former Watson Floral Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Urquhart, pioneers of Chehalis, returned Friday from a very vacation trip of over two months, spent mostly in Florida, at Plant City, the strawberry district. Mr. Urquhart had a fine time spreading the gospel of the beauties and resources of the northwest among the Florldans. They had a very restful and enjoyable vacation, but Mr. Urquhart says none of the country he visited compares with the northwest.

While in Florida they met Mr. and Mrs. John Kepner of San Francisco, formerly of Chehalis. He said Mr. Kepner's health is poor, and he plans to visit the Mayo Brothers.

Mr. Urquhart also says he saw Senator Jones in Washington, D. and the senator's health seems to be very good, and he Intends to visit his home state shortly. The price of gas, which had been 10 cents a gallon at local stations for several weeks past, was boosted to cents per Wednesday. This price is expected to be maintained for the present, at least, which would Indicate that the war is over for the present.

Still, cents is not so bad, considering that the local price all winter was 22 cents per gallon. Ride now for one cent pound, at Chehalis Airport. i i Service. Fire Chief E. C.

Kuehner and Mrs. Kuehner, Mr. and Mrs. Len Kuehner and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Lemieux enjoyed a motor trip Sunday afternoon to Springs. They found many people there. The trip going was made by way of Riffe and Morton; the return by the Mountain road, Roy, Yelm and Tenino. Roads were found to be in splendid condition. Miss Rose Whisler has been given the position in charge of the central phone at the courthouse.

She is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Whisler of Ajlune.

She will assume her duties soon when Mrs. Chas. Sweet will quit. Mrs. Sweet is planning on leaving for California later.

Mrs. Sweet has filled the position very satisfactorily since the new courthouse was completed. A damage suit of Marie Stacy et al. vs. Joe F.

Kramer was filed yesterday In superior court, and announcement of settlement and satisfaction was also docketed. The case arose o.ut of a recent street collision in Chehalis between Mrs. Stacy's car and one of the Kramer trucks. Two appeals have been filed in court against the Washington Department of Labor and Industries. Plaintiffs are Wm.

A. Noll and Wm. Martin. All members and others interested in the new flying club now being formed are asked to be at a special meeting Thursday evening, April 24, at 7:30, at Quick Auto Chehalis. Roy Hubert, aviation instructor.

A display of quicksilver and the cinnabar ore from which it is extracted hag attracted considerable attention in the Chehalis Bee-Nugget display window the past week. The glass bowl of quicksilver has a value of about and a flask of quicksilver, same size as in the window display, represents a value of around $120, at present market prices. The ore and quicksilver are from the Consolidated Mercury Mining Company properties at Morton. At the annual meeting of the stockholders 'pf the Claquato Cemetery Association Monday -evening, a vote of thanks was tendered President N. B.

Coffman for his work in connection with the organization. W. A. Reynolds and E. M.

Sorensen were re-elected directors. The condition of the organization is in fine shape. Much shrubbery has been donated the place, and plans are under way to increase the water supply. Interest on the Irreducible fund Is now sufficient to take care of the expenses of the caretaker. Mr.

aid Mrs. J. W. Sunday at. the home of Bev and Mrs.

Edward M. Randall at Vashon. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Spath returned the first of the week from a two weeks visit In Seattle and British Columbia. Mrs. Spath remained In Seattle while Mr. 'Spath spent his time in British Columbia.

The Elks' dancing club will hole the last of the series of dances helc during the winter on Friday, April 25, in the Elks' club rooms. Guests are invited and welcome. Music will be furnished by the same orchestra as formerly. Miss Ida Charneskl left Thursday evening (or Yaklma, where she will "have charge of the courthouse of the Yakima Abstract and Title Seattle herself Company. She has been in for several days preparing for the new work.

I. W. Sims, an experienced salei- man, came from Seattle this week to join the sales staff of the Magrlni Motor Company, Rep and De Soto dealers. Mr. Sims was formerly located here and has many acquaintances in the territory.

Dennis Doyle, son of W. C. Doyle of Centralia, is mentioned on the honor roll at Washington State College for the first semester. Mr. Doyle is a senior at the college and is a member of the college track team.

He is taking a pharmacy course. A. L. Ribelin, manager of the local J. C.

Penney Company, will leave Sunday to attend the spring conven tion of the organization to be held in Portland. Headquarters of the convention will be at the Multnomah hotel and the meeting will continue for one week. Chief of Police Dave Mathes, Douglas Hart and Fred Smith, the last two with Sherman, Clay Company, of which Mr. Hart is local manager, made a hurried trip to Lewiston, over the week end, returning Monday. Mr.

Mathes visited in Dayton where his-wife has been visiting, and Mr. Hart drove to Lewiston to see his wife and new daughter. Tuesday a delegation of 35 members of the Chehalis, Centralia' and Ford's Prairie W. C. T.

U. organizations made an auto trip to Tacoma, where the White Shield Home was visited. Some supplies were taken and at noon a fine picnic dinner was enjoyed. There were seven cars in the caravan and two state highway patrolmen acted as escorts to the ladies. Conditions at the home were reported to be in a very satisfactory condition.

O. D. Olson Company, local contracting firm, has completed its job on the Riverside bridge at Chehalis. The structure is much more secure and safer as the result of the work that has been done. New guard rails on the sides, a new floor over the bridge and the Ipng trestle leading west, and the raising of the southwest side of the trestle to provide a "dish" toward the northeast side for safety of cars and other betterments were among the improvements made.

The job is an excellent one and was done by the state at a cost of $9999.50. COFFMAN-DOBSON in Our Forty-Sixth Tear I Nature's Own Scheme It is a part of Nature's plan for her creatures to save. Witness the dog bury the bone in order that he may not have to go hungry on the morrow! Watch the squirrel hide away acorns for the winter! Notice how the bees work industriously, storing away honey! Nature instilled the habit of thrift into these lesser creatures. We call it instinct. But Nature endowed us with intelligence, hoping we would realize the need for thrift instead of being driven to it by instinct.

Are you choosing to do the thing Nature requires the lower creatures to do? If not, you should begin saving now! OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY MMMiiXfiKfiiiZiti'iliKi'fZ''Zti Special Sermons and Music For Easter Sunday (Continued from Page One.) "The Strains of Praise" and "Mary Magdalene" 5:30 p. presentation of the sacred cantata, "The First Easter" by 'Wilson. The augmented choir In rendering: this service of praise; fittingly brings a great day to Its close. There will be no Christian Endeavor this week. First MethodlHt Episcopal Church.

Stanley Grant Logan, Minister. 7:00 a. service at crest of hill in A. E. Judd's 1 Fair Oaks park addition, overlooking the city.

Fifteen minutes before tho service Mr. Lloyd Williamson, bugler will sound "Church call" and promptly at seven "assembly Vocal solo "Open the Gates of the Temple," Harry-Power; community brief address, Rev. Stanley G. Logan. 9:30 a.

school will assemble by departments. 9:50 a. school Easter program In church auditorium. 11:00 a. "Festival Prelude" Mlsa Leona McQueen, organist, anthem, "The Lord is Risen Miss Elsie Barret and choir; vocal solo, "The Holy City" Chapln D.

Foster; fertory, "Gregorian Miss McQueen; sermon "The Meaning of Easter" 6:3.0 p. Leagues. 7:30 p. cantata, "Death and Life" by Shelley, chorus, "Hall King of Common Sense a good safeguard Forty-two--or all but six--of our states are said to now have "Blue Sky" laws regulating the sale of securities within their borders. Yet losses to purchasers of wholly or largely worthless securities, mostly stocks, still aggregate from five hundred million dollars to a billion dollars yearly, according ta many authorities.

The most frequent losers are people of small means who can least afford it. To a certain extent they are victims of their own greed. In their desire for abnormal profits promised by glib salesmen, they shut their minds to the urgings of common sense. Why not analyze returns offered on investments place safety above promises? Much better spend your money for pleasures and luxuries than give it away foolishly trying to gamble with fate. RESOURCES OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS ALL YOUR MONEY CAN SAFELY EARN Lewis County Savings Loan Association Chehallc, Washington A.

moore; ijouia ZT Cordz, Secretary; M. F. Stark, Aaglatant FEDERAL RESERVE J. B. COFPMAN, President HARMON ROBINSON, Vice-Pres.

A. L. COFFMAN, Manager HARRY CAMBRIDGE Shop Foreman The Chehalis Garaa'e SERVICE SUPER SERVICE STATION "The Busiest Place In Town" "WE NEVER CLOSE" COURTESY Authorized Recorded ALEMITE Service We use no grease except GENUINE ALEMITE, the only grease to use in either the Alemite or Zerk Greasing- Systems on your car. Don't use cheap greases for your car--they are expensive. We have up-to-date Power Grease Guns, that put the grease where it belongs.

LET YOUR NEXT TIRE BE A GENERAL Now is the time to trade in your Old Tires on New Ones. Equip your car now with GENERALS and get from TWO to THREE times the MILEAGE that you would on any other Tire. You will ride in comfort and with no danger of skidding. General Tires run on one-third less air than other tires. GENERALS Guarantee You SATISFACTION the choir; solo.

"Now from the Sixth August E. Jaeger; chorus, "Behold the Temple choir; solo, "Then They Took the Body of Jesus," Mrs. A. E. Jeag-er; trio, "First Day of the Week" August Jeager, Mrs.

H. S. Bennett, Chapin D. Foster; chorus, "Now the Earth in Resurrection choir; "Meditation on Rev. Stanley Or.

Logan. Fint ChrUtUn Church. Rev. E. L.

Kechley, Pastor. Easter services will begin with a sunrise prayer and praise meeting at 6:30 a. m. The topic of this meeting will be "Redeemed." Mrs. Brower sing "Nor Sliver.

Nor Gold Hath Obtained My Redemption" (Towner), Bert Adams will sing "There Is a Green Hill Far Away (Gounod), Warren D. Morgan -who hag led this service for several years past, will again be the leader. This service will be followed by an Easter breakfast in the basement I of the church for the members of the i Loyal Sons and Daughters high school i clasa; and their friends. At 9:45 a. m.

there will be a special program. The pupils of the Intermediate and Junior departments' will furnish special music, and the girls of the senior department will enact a pageant, "The Women. Who Knew Jesus." The girls glee club will sing. a and Easter sermon with, anthem the choir. A duet, a'soprano-solo will complete the morning of -In the the direction "of Brower the resurrection story will be told In cantata and pa- gea'nt.

The'girls-of''the senior wJll pose the "Living Pictures," Knd the joyful'news as-recorded in the Word''will be read. are cordially -Invited to celebrate this day The'program follows: 10:45 Communion. Sermon subject. The First Easter," anthem 'Magdalene (Warren) Choir incidental solo, Mrs Brower; solo "Open the Gates of the Temple" (Knapp) Mrs Meade Middleton; Communion duet, He Did 4 5 Chri.t- ian'Endeavor. Special candle light subject "Jesus, In the Light of the World." Junior endeavor leader, Pancrate.

Subject "Thoughts 'rn-- "The Risen Christ" pa- verse of-Chrlst Arose" No. 200 congre- St. JLathenui Cfcnrck. Bussard, pastor. 0 Holy Communion.

Sermon on "The Persuasiveness of The Cross, by ste 3 t0 Sunday. 10:00 a. school It -is especially Important that will for toe first time render the lull beautiful Service" of the United Lutheran church. Sunday evening-, 7:30 p. m.

East or program "Te Shall Be Witnesses," rendered by the children of the Sunday school, as follows: hymn "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today." The Gloria Patrl, Nature witnesses the resurrection, The Angeles witness His resurrection. The risen Lord calls His to witness. Every chrletlan la a witness. Witnessing: with our llvee. Witnessing with our gifts.

Benediction, A cordial Invitation to attend these services Is evtended the public. Pint Church, Rev. W. B. Lconardj.Mlnlster.

Sunrise service a. m. Special choir- music under the direction of Mildred Boyer. "The Awakening (Gabriel), and "He la Risen" (Her Granshan). Special orchestra Sermon by pastor, of the At the close of the sunrise service the ladiea of the church will 1 serve an Easter breakfast, to those attend.

Regular" morning-, service 11:00 a. nr. Sermon by pastor, "The Power of the Regular evening 1 service 7:00. p. m.

-There will be presented under the di-. rectlon of Mrs. O. W. Hall a beautiful pageant entitled 'The Challenge of Cross." You are cordially Invited to all these Services -have been chanced for Easter Sunaay to" the following: High mua, 7-00 a.

ni. Children will ling- at the services at 1:00 A special KMUr vrocram will be riv- en by Army, in Cla- onato church oir'CUqwrto' MJ, TrUmy, April -It BWTOM attu4..