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CMEHALIS, WASHINGTON Land Sales At Randle Reported Nov. -2. Several pieces of estate changed a tills past I week. llr. and Mrs.

Jesse took possession of tl.o Frank Ayotte farm a Mr Smart bought the Hayes Goble a Mr. Goble is renting the Johnny Peters place in Randle and Louis Orr i live in the dwelling- formerly oc- by the- Smart a i Mr? and fir are 1 a i on leaving for a i i a soon? They were given a farewell party by a of their i last Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs. siagle and son moved here Carolina last week There was a large attendance at the Lower Cispus CCC dance Saturday i and a was taken in on the tree-will offering, which was turned over to the Randle A. for the Lot unch A 20 Randle school children i be i i guests at a i a THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937 Announcing Our 40th I a a No.

280 i hold its a a bazaar and program December 3 in the school gym- a i and i i room. Plans are i made for an a i i even- low a i a a supper to follow i program. lr A 5 A i a daughter i-thel. returned home last week a spen.iing- several visiting in New Mexico. Mrs.

Ame's father ret i her for a visit here. Randle Grange members were en- a i by dance i of Mrs a i Talbot last Monday i -Mrs F. Smith of Olympia spent a days last week i her daughter. Mrs. Jake Pittman.

Thf- Ladies met Wednesday I a at i of Mrs Harry i biler. A i i was served i The i i be at the home of Mrs. Lena Close. i Hedge and a i called to Montesano last week lie-cause of the serious i of her a Bert Purcell. Frank is a i a new house i i farm.

Ti-o I a i a club's December i i will be held the second week i a Emerson Hic-key home. Bd and son of i i K. Green a Green last week Mr. and Mrs. of i a the week end i Mr i Mrs.

O.K. Lewis About forty years ago we came to Chehalis on the advice of one of our friends in Seattle These are the exact words he told us: "GO TO CHEHALIS-- it is a good little town for a temporary tion; when we find an opening in Seattle, we will advise you." Well, this was nearly fortv vears aim and we are still here. There have been many changes during that time in Chehalis, in the state, in the United States and the whole world and there are a few things that have not changed at all and thev are OTTT STANDING. One of these is that the Christmas Season is" the GIFT BUYING SEASON and the Burnett Jewelry Store is the GIFT STORE In the forty years we have been in Chehalis we have learned that the people of Lewis County are more particular when buying things to give away than when buying for themselves. QUALITY is the principal requirement-- and, by the way, THIS IS SOMETHING ELSE that has not changed in the last forty and that is the STANDARD of MERCHANDISE we have.

It was this foundation that we built our business on forty years ago. QUALITY MERCHANDISE We started then and are still selling merchandise that we know will make SATISFIED customers-and the fact that this ad is written by the same hand that wrote the announcement forty years sufficient evidence that the people of Chehalis approved our business principles and policies THIS IS OUR MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF CHEHALIS AND LEWIS COUNTY: Do not wait for the last few days with your Holiday Shopping. You can choose any gift HAVE IT ASIDE FOR YOU Y0 CAN PAY FOR IT when take Newcomers Are Honored Socially By Toledo Ladies Tc.lo.lo. Nov. i at the of Mrs A.

i i i Mesdames v' i G. N. i Olson, .1. A. and Tulloc-h a i ni of Mrs.

A. G. a i i i a i served. -Mrs. a a i i i i oim-r's at her Fri- i (lay i i i Mrs.

Art Cooper, i a i i Mrs. i i i her. Mrs' iM a i i a i i A a a was cl. i i i a few a a i a a ily. Mr.

and Mrs. w. Me-1C wen on a a i i i i i i i a i a i by i A. a i a i was a oil a a a sum was i i i I used for the i of the i of the a society were i i i i i a i Wednesday, 17 at the of Mrs. a i i Mrs.

L. A. a and Mrs. W. i 11.

a i i won i prix.es in contests, and Mrs. a i second prize. a i were served. The i i be a i a a i at of Mrs. a Mrs.

i i A i has a her resilience property a a i of her a on the east side of the i to Mrs. Clara M. Jaeobsen i for an a a house in Portland. a Mr. and Mrs.

H. O. i i reside on a and the residence property in i i to be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. K.

A. Thayer and i Mrs. A i expects to take over a a i a i the a Mr. a Mrs. Nestor Maki and chil- Esther and A recently of New York City, visited over the week 1 end at the of Mrs.

A. Ahonen and son Leo. Mrs. a i was a sister of the a Jacob A Mr. and Mrs.

a i a purchased a a near Beaverton, expect to a i home. The i i i i a i i a session of the sub- a AVE IT CHARGED and pay next year. We will arrange monthly payments to SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE, if you wish. You can get any make of WATCH you want 6 You can get any price DIAMOND you want You can get any make of SILVERWARE you want You can get any make of CLOCK you want You can get the nicest CHINA Dinnerware, American made You can get the very finest GLASSWARE, Fostoria and Rock Crystal You can get anything in fine LEATHER GOODS Completely furnished over-night Cases, Men's Traveling Sets, Men's Billfolds, a beautiful line of Elgin Toilet Sets, a very attractive line of Compacts, Cigarette Cases and Lighters, made by the Rouson and Evans manufacturers. You can get anything in GOLD JEWELRY-Rings, Bracelets, Neckpieces, Brooches, even Cuff and Collar Buttons-- in solid gold and high-grade filled.

We Invite You to Come and Look Over our Stock of Gift Merchandise- that will Last and Please Chehalis On the Corner i a i i No. 5, T. O. O. F.

was I held in Toledo Saturday i Toledo lodge Xo. 85 host. Members were present from all lodges of the district. I Must Tacoma lodge No. 89 degree team conferred third degree.

Leave PORTLAND Daily 9t35 p. m. REGISTERED NURSE-STEWARDESS SERVICE Now this new Union Pacific service--particularly appreciated by elderly persons and those traveling with Children. Other features: Air-conditioned equipment throughout. Porter service and free pillows in Coaches.

LOW COST MEALS. Thru Pullman-Tourist Sleeping Car Service to Denver--Kansas City (and by car-to-cw trandM- to Salt Lake City, Omaha, Chicago Also air-conditioned Coach and Standard Pullman connecting with Portland Ho.e. A A I Streamliner- monthly from Portland 3:45 p. m. on.

lit, 7th, 13th, 19th, 25th. Pacific Limited-Air-conditioned. Daylight trip through celebrated Colombia River Gorge. IT. Portland deilf 8:00 a.m.

Salkum Quilt Leads To Chain Of Incidents Salkum, Nov. of'this community who made and gave away a friendship quilt last February, will be interested to learn of the chain of events following the winning of this quilt by the community's most eligible bachelor, Wm. DeGross. At that time someon'e made a prediction that that small beginning might result in the erection of a new home to house this quilt. This week saw the foundation of this home being laid by John DeGross, a brother, who has been employed at the Coulee dam as a cement worker.

We understand that the new home is to be smaller and more compact than the older one, and will be nearer the highway. The older house will be used to house the truck, car and caterpillar tractor and other farm machinery. A poll the ladies of the community has failed to bring to light the favored one, who possibly was consulted about the plans for the new home. eighty-second birthday. A delightful dinner was served by her daughters and many lovely gifts were received.

Those present were Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, (a daughter) of Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. I. F.

Coleman, (a daughter) of Riffe; Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Schoonover a daughter) of Nesika; and Mrs.

Maude Schwartz, (a daughter) of Kosmos; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Riffe, (a son) of Nesika; and Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Riffe( a eon) of Renton.

The grandchildren pres- and Gwendolyn Agnes, Maurice, WINTER EXCURSION FARES now in effect Here's how little it costs TO I A IN COACH One-way fare $34.50 Envelopes containing the Christmas seals were mailed from the headquarters of the Lewis County Tuber, eulosis Association to twenty well known persons of this community. The sale of these seals at one cent each is the only source of income for the association. Recipients of these seals are urged to dispose of the seals as quickly as possible, and to mail their remittances in the envelopes en- ciosed with the seals. Mrs. Runke is chairman of the Ethel district and Mrs.

Anne Lornes will assist with the local sale. Mrs. S. G. DeGross had as house guest this week her two younger brothers Max Hugh, a radio artist MEALS Breakfasts 25c Luncheons.

3Oc Dinners 35c Total per da 9Oc SUN VALLEY, rt Winter Playground. Season optic 21. Reserratiens thru aiy Union Pacfficacmt. For Information and Reservations, Consult LOCAL AGENT UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SHIP AND RIDE UNION PACIFIC sent were: Orval Riffe of Renton; 6JJCO Dorothy and Beulah Riffe of Nesika; Glenn, Leonard and Hettie Schwartz of Kosmos; and Miss Garnett Schwartz of Chehalis. Other guests included Florence Bergen, a step- grandchild, of Nesika and Clark Penner of Chehalis.

Mr. and Mrs. Riffe were pioneers in this county, coming here about 44 years ago. The couple settled at what is now known as Riffe shortly after coming west. Mr Mrs.

Molthu is the former Bernice Coleman of Riffe. She is a graduate of Mossyrock high school and was a student at the Centralia business college. Mr. Molthu is a former student of Onalaska high school, where he was a very prominent football player. He is now employed by the.

Carlisle Lumber Company. Church of Christ Scientist Service-The regular Thanksgiving service will be held in First Church of Christ Scientist, Chehalis, located at 1255 Park street, Thursday, November 25, at 11 o'clock. The pubic is cordially invited to attend. Pheasants Released--One hundred Chinese pheasants from the Kennewick game farms were received here Monday" and liberated in various sections of western Lewis county by Burnett's Are 40 Years In Chehalis As will be noticed ia the Bee-Nugget advertising columns this week, Burnett's are celebrating their 40tfe anniversary in Chehalis. So tar can be learned the Burnett store in Chehalis Js the only jewelry store ia the northwest that has been under the same management continuously tor 40 years.

Only three or four businesses in Chehalis have a record" similar to the Burnett store. M. s. Burnett, present manager, and his brother, Simon Burnett, now in Seattle, came to Chehalis together, and M. S.

Burnett stated that came to Chehalis on the advice of a friend in Seattle. He said to us, 'go- to Chehalis temporarily, it is a good little town, and when we get an opening in Seattle we'll let you Since that happened 40 years ago no telling how much longer our 'tem- i porary location' in Chehalis will con- Ilinue." Mr. Burnett is active in va- iHous community affairs, and has always been a tip-top booster for Che: halis. He likes the city, the location, climate and the people. Local citizens will join in extending con! gratulations and best wishes to Morris for his continued and abiding faith i Chehalis as a business center, and wish him more and more par holes as he has time to play his favorite game of golf.

i Cougar Flat Grange Hall Scene For Wedding Event I Winloc-k, Nov. Cougar Plat Grang-e hall was beautifully decorated in fall flowers and greenery for the marriage of Mrs. Mildred Miles of Winlock, to Glen S. Roundtree of Klaber Saturday evening. Rev.

Levi J. Smith performed the ceremony in the presence of about 150 members, friends and relatives. Mrs. Fay Gates of Indianapolis, sister of the bride, was her attendant and G. was best man.

The bride was attired in rust colored satin, and wore a corsage of gardenias, and smalt chrysanthemums. Both bride and groom are i in Grange work. Refreshments were served in the dining room. Several lovely gifts were given tliem. ami dancing enjoyed till a late i Mr.

and Mrs. Roundtree will i i i time between the home at and here where her aged father and Toledo chapters enter- a i i Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple i a reception i Mrs. Ida May Williams, a matron of the grand chapter, O. K. of a i KAAWI tij- CU.LCI uuiiimj, WCBI.

iw.i. nuiis oi weawsrn ijewis cc Riffe established the postoffice at members of the Peggie club fe Sivm it his own name. This giving it his own name. This office was established midway between Bough and Swofford. Mr.

and Mrs. Riffe had six children, all of whom are living and all present at the dinner. Shell Christmas Show In Chehalis December 3 a i in a car of the famous "tear-drop" design, the annual Shell i a show i visit Chebalis Friday evening, December 3, at 4:30 p. presenting a show at Cascade Field. Scientific wonders, never before revealed, will afford youngsters a glimpse of a the holds in store.

And. Joey, the clown, ever popular kiddies, i be on the s.tage, too. Focusing the spotlight on the year I960, the magician will grow a tree before the eyes of the audience with the aid of concentrated climate. Ice will be made simply by breathing on water. Changing it into soda-pop and the soda-pop into milk, i be some of the many startling feats included in i year's show.

The Shell "tear-drop" car is built so that the Body swings open, revealing; a completely equipped stage. A company of professional entertainers will perform the feats of magic, which has become one of the popular institutions of the holiday seasan on the Pacific coast. Santa Claus himself, with candy for all children witnessing the show, will bring the gala event to a close. The show is free to all. Arrangements for its appearance here were made by Richard Norton, Shell Oil Company manager in this area.

Norton also stated a an appearance would be made Saturday morning, December 4, at Centralia, at 9:00 a. m. Air Conditioning Chicken House The Next Move Air conditioning for poultry houses may sound far-fetched or fantastic. Nevertheless, S. A.

Sween, poultryman living near Bothell, has found that laying hens are much healthier, and consequently do a better job of laying eggs, with the right system of air conditioning than by the regular hit and miss methods generally used in ventilating poultry houses. Mr. Sween has been keeping his laying hens in individual cages for many years, and with this arrangement, fully twice as many birds are kept in the laying- room as when they are turned loose on the floor. This system was worked out'by the agricultural engineers of the Pugret and Light Company, County Assessor C. R.

Krater was confined to his home the past week with a light case of teacher of the guitar and banjo, of Seattle; and Hans Hugh, an interior decorator, from Morton Mrs. Jim Davidson has returned rrom a Tacoma hospital, where she underwent a serious major operation several weeks ago. She is well on the road to recovery at this time. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Cook of Longview were Sunday guests at the Karl Larsen home. Mrs. F. L. Riffe Honored Oa Her 82d Anniversary Riffe, Nov.

P. Riffe was honored by a surprise party Sun- daj, November 14, celebrating her Mr. and Mrs. Delmon Schoonover and son of Seattle called on Mr. bchoonover's mother, Mrs.

Charlie Riffe at Nesika last week. They Were on their way to Portland to visit with Mr. Schoonover's brother, who was also a visitor in Nesika recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Smith and family have moved from South Bend to the Jess Clark home at Riffe. Mr; and Mrs. Percy Jellum and daughter, Norma, spent the first part of the week visiting relatives and friends in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Schoonover have moved to Raymond, where Mr. ochoonover is working Mr. and Mrs. O. E.

Molthu of On- aiaska were honored with a chicken dinner, Sunday, Nov. 21. The occasion was to celebrate their second wedding. anniversary. Mrs.

Rosa Ooleman was the hostess and the following guests Were present: Mr. and MrsL C. T. Riffe-and and Mrs. F.

Nesika; Mr. and Mrs. P. Jellum and daughter, Norma, Riffe; Mr. and Mrs.

Len Mills and son. Guy; of Riffe; Mrs. Elizabeth Collins of Tacoma; the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. O.

E. Molthu daughter, Nadme of Onalasta and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. I. Coleman.

For Sale Good House and Lot Close In 3 Rooms Downstairs, 3 Rooms Upstairs Bath Garage For $2000 Down on Balance INQUIRE BEE-NUGGET.