The Chehalis Bee-Nugget from Chehalis, Washington • Page 2

PAGE 2 THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, JULY 11. 1924. CHEHALIS. WASHINGTON Napabine liilrt Fourth. a i I a a i i i a i i i of' i i Nelson i a a a a i i a i places i closed a a "nil a i 1 i a a some i i i i i i i i a i i crs a i i a i liy i score.

I I I I Ini- i i rinircli. i a a I i i i i I I bv Hi'- a i a i i i i a i a a o'clock. i i of Fc Tr.ill" a i i a i 1 i SIT II "Sold a a HIP i i i at p. i a i a mm-. J.

Place, P.istor. hunur. i a i a been closed I a I nf i a i a i a Coylc. both i i i i i in lie i i i i i a i i move i a i a i a a i I l'i- a i a a Hcvercnd Nnll will move his fnm- to i new residence UK llic Coyle property. I.oml and Fcrsonal.

.1. C. a and a i i a on tin- i i rlvi-p. NVls i i a Marlon, tin- a a week i Air. .1 a at Lobum and cele- i a I lit- at LionK Bench.

Mrs. J. i son. Loo. a Hie a home I a a i a Saturday.

C'arl a a A a i i in Tai-oma a uf last i a i a i a a been i i i i a i since i ron- a a a Toledo last week. I son, i a a i i i i a Mrs. I a a Mr. and Mrs. K.

M. made i i a a a a i i i i a This New Treatment Never Fails to End Piles sufTiT'Ts from piles or hom- i i i i liave become lio- all si- Illt-y IKIVC In'i-n led to lielievo i i a i i ci.se was hopeless a I i i was i Hie world (o I i To these i i we say, "(lo lo 1.. Scars, the progressive dm and net an original box ol A A Sl'I'I'OSlTOUIKS. 1 1 One of these insertod I acc i i i i i i i a relief. They reach Ihe source of and by i i healiiiir.

a i i a i i a a a i a soreness a then by direct contact i the ulcers and piles cati.se to heal up and disappear forever. I i speedily act. lllessed relief comes in days. liven in cases a a a i resisted all treat- a results have been a i All linguists dispense MOAVA i I I I in the i i a box or can iroi it for you on short notice. orders accepted.

i Mr. and Mrs. a of LOB A i i a a stopped a i i a home M. I-'. i a From lo a to spend a a a i home.

I Jim a to I a a i here. Kd a I i him a a a i i several a Mrs. .1. a of a D. a guest Mrs.

I I Jl. Mc( a a a a i a i a a i a a a a a i a a i a T. a i to i i i i a a I a Mr. a N. of a a and i a a a i of i place i Tacoma a i The a i i of C.

A. a Gils bcrg, i i a I'. I.loyd i i i a of of i i i a a a a i i i a a I a i i i a a a composed a i i a I i a Fred a and Mr. Mrs. A.

McC.ee spent the -Hli. Titli a i a I i a a Mrs. a a a a i i i i i Mrs. a a Mrs. McGee's a i Tin- Chinese Noodles? Say We Do!" LI.M; AH CIIOI'STKMvS I DAIRY LUNGH Gt2 i i II.

-Miss A i a i i i i i i ii a has i a i i i mM. a i i i A. C. TOLLBER ROOFING CO. IMKH--S M.AIUO I i i a i i i i OATINXi.

TAIMSIXC; I A I A Free Park St. Phone Storage I I I A NIGHT. WEEK OK Class A Service Station Phom- -UHI-W. Chdiolis Yellowstone Park Brmnaa Junf September 13. from Chehalis for onr Ion to othtr cltln i a a i a i a a i a Mrs.

A i a i a Mrs. a sister. Mrs. a i a i i a Mrs. a a a son.

a i i a a i ui a a a i a i a a a ger a a i i i as Miss a a i iind i 111 i i i I a a i Miss a i a i of her a a i as CM i I i i i i a i i a and a i i i i i i spend i i i i a a a i a i son. Ccorge, a i located i A a comes to i Mi', i i -Mrs. a a i a a i a i a a a i a a i -Mrs. I I K. a i a i i of a a i the W.

W. F.nu-ry a i i I a a a a i a i a i a Seaside. Ore. i i i a I i i i a a a i i a a i a a boys a seem i i a i i a i i a s.iy a i a I 1 a i of i i doss of i the i ii a i i a i i i i i i a i i son and Mrs. of Cerit i i i a ill H.

T. a I ie a i i i i a a a of a a Ore. a II. a us a a i I I i i i a i composed a i a I a i I a Hock a a a i a Hock i i a game. Mrs.

ll. L. i i a I I I i a a a a a i a i i hi.s a Mrs. Wood- ruiT, a a i a a a i a i i a a i i i i i I TiiL-oma a i a i I a i i a a a a i a i i i i a a a a i i I A C. A.

I la f. at the fc i a i i i i i i i home, i i a i 1 i H. U. a and i a by a a In a If. C.

i i iind sons iind a a i i Copalls beach, i a a i I a i i a i a a i i here. I I I i i i i i a a forenoon spend a a i i i i a i i I .1. W. a Is i i two weeks 1 a a i i i a i i AlT- W. o.

i und a i are camp- Ing a Mrs. i i i i i I a a a a i a i I I a i a i a i i i i i week a i a i W. C. Cox was a to a a i I a i a i Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Toone nnd a i of Ogden, I a and Mr. nnd Mrs. C.

C. a a a i I i i a .1. I I a home, a i a i i a I Mrs. a Mcsdam'-s Toonc, Capps a a a sisters a i i a i i a i i i i a a Mocllps A i a a i for Mrs. J.

C. linker by 11 I i a i last i a a home. a i were presented the guest of nnd served at close of most a a Those in i i Mcsdnrnos Holmes, A. A. Olscn.

C. A K. I a a i i a a Cleave a a i a a i week Copnlls bench. Mr. nnd Mrs.

A Nogle and daughter, i i i a a i i a Thursday of lust week, expecting 1 to make I a state. Tlie Ladles' Neighborhood club was a i a the home of Mrs. Helen a of last vroek. There wore present a I i i nerved. Mrs.

I. P. a a of Mr. nnd Mrs. a Nogle, nnd her to i home at Skykomlsh a i i i several nt tin- Nogle home here.

A. Slzemore, dntightcr, Mrs. E. W. Pierce and her a arrived a from Blcklcton to spend i I Napa- It.

L. A sister, Mrs. Anderson, and her a i en me Seattle to spend a i a i a i i a a i to Doty hist nnd had a smash i damaged a Ah- t-iir some occu- a escaped i I Cleorge nnd i Miss a a i i a Win. Miles, a on creek a a i Snt- i i of a week. a a sons.

i Knland, came 1'ortlnnd i a a a a i a a i a i week I a i i for a week's vacation at Hciirh. a a A a spending a a a i nt Long licach. Ilobc rt of ii of Mrs. Lemons, wns a i i i Lemons home. a of a Is to be a a new i house.

i I way. Miss i Tacoma spend of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F.

a and son I a i Mr. and Mrs. P. M. 1'ralt nnd i i creek i a a Stroback a I a i i I i i lire a I i camp, i a a a i i i a a a of a of M.

a i on i a i of i a oil proihicls to a i i i i i i i a i car i by a i lo a In loose a a i i 1'i-lerson a Percy be- a i I I a llrst i I'eters i a i a i a i is a a tin: distance. a i i I Ihe a Mrs. i i Pepper a i a W. a and a i a a i and a H. C.

Mrs. i i a a for I-i a a i a i Mrs. Pepper a i a i a i i a a a Mrs. e's at a Mrs. i i i a a a I a a i a i a I I I Mrs.

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i I ii a a I i i a a a i a I i a STATE COLLEGE WASHINGTON EXTENSION SERVICE ANTHRAOOSE OF BKitIIIBS. There are a of diseases at- a i a i or berries, and unions' Is the iinlhracnose, i a a raspberry, a a blackberry. This Is a i a a each year and has to be considered a our enemies. The disease a a canes, leaves and i It produces a spots i i colored centers a a borders on the cunes und leaves. On the tlie spots may i I patches, girdling- them.

This disease Is of the tack of a i spreads by a of eggs, as spores. These spores ride on i from place to place or a a i to Insects' and the wind blows or i Insects i upon some a dlsea.se, tlie eggs are i tlie a most all our i Is a way In i can be a the a of disease are i i i cane.s can he removed as soon a possible a i i i cane.s and a may be removed and a i Is the i way of i the disease good control. To spray use a i 4-4-. 0 i a rc.sln a i open. a two weeks a a a line I i 2 3 1 0 0 i i spreader.

i i a remove i i i a I i a a i have been picked a This i disease year. spring- a i i i rnr.ssi.ii FOR LANDMARK AT TOLEDO GOKS Half-Century Old Hoc-alls Memories of Ilob Stopper. the Blue Front restaurant at Toledo burned last week one of the historic landmarks of the valley town went up in smoke. Tin; was one of tlio earliest i in Toledo, a i been erected i years ago by Robert Stopper for a shoe shop. During the Cleveland a i i a i Stopper, who one of the a i was postmaster and conducted tlie Toledo poatofficc In that location, living In an addition that had been extended onto tilt- a i i i In the early nineties in county, before the flood ot republican voters made this county a a of republicanism, Stopper was county commissioner and it was due to his efforts a the first bridge was i across the Cowlltz at Toledo.

In later years he moved to a to reside. ri: KM. i i 11.1 i a a a Eastern Lewis county now has two avowed candidates for the republican -n i a i as state representative, a i i.ged years, youngest Cieorgo Cht'ssor of Morton being (lie', child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank' A.

Miller. laU-st i i to a i .1. I at o'clock Tuesday evening, S. Siler of Handle announced hls'r Ilt ll a i home on Tlilrd street. a i a to succeed himself two fl i an a a weeks Slier has been a of the house for sovoral terms.

Mr. Chesser Is In the a business at being a lumberman. a i i four The iit the. a lad he a the i 11-' 1 cemetery. schools in ('lu'halis, where ho is well i a a a I i lie a I IV -Mr.

and Dick Balfour spent the and the a i of week at Mt. St. llek-ns. EDWARD AMHERST I This year Chautauqua brings to you one of the foremost speakers of the nation, Edward Amhcrst Ott. His lecture, "Sour Grapes," is one of the great classics of the platform.

Sixth night only. Nineteen attractions nineteen bje reasons for buying a season ticket I Here are a few of them-Guatemala Marimba Bond Comic Hood" Great Commoner" Chief Strongheart Arthur Walwyn Evani Ault Concert ArttMs Season ticket tale potitrrtly slojet at 6p. m. opening day Chehalis, July 17-24 Tickets: Adults, Students, Children, $1.00. Buy your tickets now from the guarantors.

HAU1AUQUA Big Days i i A ix i i i i i I I I I MrtlioillHl. i Kplscopal a and a i Hev. J. T. a Services a LI.

1 9 2 1 i i a school a 0:4.1 a. i and sermon at 11 o'clock. i League a 7 p. m. i and at o'clock.

A cordial I i a i Is to a to i i services. ClirlHtlun. First i i a Hev. James pastor. a services: a.

in. 11 a i 7 p. i i a a p. "The a i a i I's Hack to Ood." All a i a I i i i us. St.

I.uthrmn. St. John's a Pacific a and Btreet: Rev. Fred T. Lucas, pastor.

10 a. i a school nnd Bible class good a a i leadership. 11 n. services i sermon by the pnstor. Come nnd a God's Word.

I i a a service we i have a a meet- Ing. All members of the a i iire urged to be nt i meeting. p. services will be conducted nt of Mr. Hazel on Grand Mound welcome.

a 20. -we i a our big i i a a i grounds. services i i at 11 o'clock. Watch a a In the Issue of i paper, and be nnd come. ChrUtlnn Sclencr.

i i a Science services a held every a morning 1 at 11 o'clock in i rooms at the city hall. Sunday school at 10 a. m. for 13: "Snc- Wednesday evening; the testimonial i are at 8 o'clock. a i room In the city hall build- Ing open 2 to 5 p.

m. a except a holidays. Apovtnllc Faith Minion. 1052 Cascade avonue. Sunday.

10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, 7:45: Friday, 7:46.

Sunday the flre department was called to extinguish two grass fires, one on Second and Washington at 12 o'clock, and the other on Eleventh street at 5:30 o'clock. No damage was done. Saturday afternoon Joe Wollman's home on Prlndle street caught on fire and the roof of the porch was burned before the flre department was called. Last week Wednesday night fires occurred In both Rledle's and the Chelmlls meat market when a transformer In the city power system burned out. The damage was not large In either shop.

Tlie Bone Bill Initiative No. 52 There are several points to bear clearly in mind in considering the so-called Bone Free Power Bill, Initiative No. 52 The obvious purpose of the measure is to permit cities to sell electric energy outside of the city limits free of tax. The REAL PURPOSE as revealed by Sections 2 and 4, is to enable Seattle and Tacoma to obtain a monopoly in every district in which they may extend their lines by means of condemnation proceedings. Such condemnation proceedings will remove privately owned, taxpaying property from the assessment rolls and place it on the tax-exempt list, thus adding to the burden of all other taxable property in the state.

The effect will be the establishment of a municipal monopoly of the light and power industry subject to no form of control or regulation whatever and which, it is only reasonable to believe, will be administeeed for the benefit of the cities by means of lowered rates within and increased rates outside the corporate limits. The condemnation clauses referred to eliminate nil possibility of competition, while absolutely nothing in the way of compensation is offered for the unusual privileges which the passage of the bill would confer. Puget Sound Power and Light Company Southern District W. A. Schoel, Resident Manager 't the flour thof made and fcitchen-testedror) yow us in your own home baking- Ask your 'Grocer for'ii ORDER FROM DEGGELLER'S GROCERY PHONE 78 Dee-MnKKet Clmilflrd Arc Ronlt Gctten Paint Sec Us Before Painting Can Save Yon Money DOX'T PUT IT OFF-PUT IT ON WALL PAPER PAINTS SIGNS 804 Pacific Avenue Phone 413-W (52t8) USB BEE-NUGGET CLASSIFIEDS Sleep in Your Car Changing your Car to a Comfortable Bed Is no Experiment with us.

We Guarantee Satisfaction. We use no nails or screws. SEATS CUT FOR CAMPING AVrecked Cars Made Good as New We Build Auto Bodies, Curtains, Cushions, etc. COME AND TALK IT OVER WITH US Reinard Auto Body Works 890 State Street, Near Foundry ChehaUa, Wash. 49t Let Us Do Your Laundry Work WE DO FIRST-CLASS WORK--OFF PRICES ARE RIGHT, AND OUR SERVICE PROMPT Chehalis City Laundry Pbone Mate 48 1OO5 0t CHEHAUS, WASH.

MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS Call or Telephone and Save Traveling Cents' Commissions PHONE. 122-W 1105 Prlndle Cbehalls Ole Kure, Proprietor ARLINGTON First at Madison SEATTLE, WASH. 1,000 CAR GARAGE IN CONNECTION FREE to Our Guests LOGGED Off LAND For sale In this County to Actual Settlers on easy term a. Price $5 00 per acre and up. Write (or map giving all Information.

Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Tnco Why Not Use the BEST MILK We Deliver Jersey Milk AT lOc PER QUART ILL-A-HEE DAIRY Fred Peterson, Owner Phme 41S.W.