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PAGE 14 THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924. CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON i i i sn i i I i i i i i i i i i i i KL' i a a i i i Space i 1'sed Car Specials. i sell one Fsed Car each week ai a price a i a i i you. W.D. Lord Chevrolet Co.

in. STAK TOTRINC, CAR Cord Tires All Around, Perfect Shape $295 Announcing Special Radio Service For lei.efh of those interested, a special aiTan-einent has been made for the installation of a Radio Service at (he 'ourthouse Election i where returns i he ivrcm-d from all over the Country. Jerry of i i a i i a and operate one i and i use a Famous Selecto Instrument von; AT TIII-: conrmorsi-: AND HEAR THE i A I Jerry Russell of the Enterprise Electric Co. DEATHS REPORTED THIS lj. Kaylor.

Friends ot W. Kaylor. one the best kmnvn a of the a i a near Forest, "were shocked to learn of his a early morning; at a local hospital. Death was caused by an abscess on the a i Kaylor was lil! a oL' age and had been a resident Lewis since i i a i respected and had a i i among the old-timers. His i died last i Only last week local a a a Kaylor had leased his a near Xew- a i a i i and he had a to enjoy a well-earned a a i a many years of toil and i Two sons and three daughters i the deceased, the sons being Ray and Elmo Kaylor of a i also three a Mrs.

Hoy Pool of this city, Mrs. i i i a of Tacoma, and Mrs. Ted of a a a There are brothers, D. a of Forest, Samuel of Harvey of a i a and George of Illinois. A sister, Mrs.

A a a a lives in Olympia. a services were held Wednesday a at the Fissel Funeral Home. Mrs. licrthu Faas. Mrs.

Bertha Faas, aged 7 (i years and 1 months, a resident of Silver Creek for 35 years, died a in a Deceased is survived by three sons and two a YVil- i i a and Frank Faas, both of halis, and Charles H. Faas of Seattle; Mrs. a Schwietx.er, i a i a and a Banes, Denver, Colo. The remains are at the. Sticklin parlors in a i Funeral services i be held a afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Alpha hall, Rev.

Dai ley of the Baptist Chehalis, officiating. Interment will be at A a cemetery. Deceased was a member of the German a Augustus Moore. A Moore died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. T. Moore, on Williams avenue in Chehalis Monday evening, October 27, aged 27 years. Mr. Moore was a victim of heart from i he had been a sufferer for some time i past.

In addition to his parents he is I survived by five brothers, Sampson, a Charles and Elmer Moore of Chehalis; also a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Grippon of Tacoma. The body was removed to the Fissel Pu- THESE ARE SAMPLES OF SOME OF THE NEW GRUEN WATCHES THAT HAVE BEEN 30 VERY POPULAR ALL OVER THE COUNTRY Hou' ihe Qrufn Cdrcoi.cfie makes possible grocer and accura by provul- almosr double ihc movement: space. To Own a Gruen is like owning a Packard or Lincoln car--you are proud of its ownership and prc-ud of the satisfactory service it gives you. And paying makes you possessor of one of these wonderful time-keepers.

It's a pleasure indeed, to know thai you have a Wrist Watch that ACTUALLY RUNS and KEEPS TIME. See us about the Watch that you may want to get for Christmas. Pick out the watch you like, pay a small deposit, and we will hold it for you. More watch satisfaction for the dollars at our store than anywhere else. Burnett's TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS IN CHEHALIS WE WERE FORTUNATE TO SECURE Another Shipment of Aluminum Ware 9 arriving this week.

On some numbers, as long as they last, we will continue this sale another week, together with -CATSUP, large size, regular 30c, now -DRY ONIONS 10 Lbs. 100 Lbs. SARDINES, in Olive Oil, new lot, regular 15c, now CURTIS OLIVES, regular 30c, now EAGLE PEACHES, in syrup, regular 35c, now. CORN FLAKES, new lot 3 Pkgs. 25 Something New Hedlund's Canned Meats MEAT BALLS BEEF STEAK ROAST BEEF BEEF LOAF They are good, try one; special, each Cooking Oils are going up again.

We suggest that you buy your requirements for the next sixty days -MAZOLA OIL Pint 3OS Quart Gal. $1.15 WESSON OIL Pint Quart Gal. $1.15 Hartman Nathan, Inc. Phone 34 Phone 34 Owing to the heavy demand for OUR OWN MANUFACTURED FEEDS, we are compelled this week to increase our output by two more new machines--a sixty horsepower Grinder, and a new Rolling Machine with a capacity of 25 tons per day. SPECIAL OIL MEAL 10O Pounds for SCRATCH Pounds for $2.75 CRACKED CORN 1 0 Pounds for $2.75 GROUND CORN 1QO Pounds for $2.75 AA DAIRY FEED 10O Pounds for $2.25 Chehalis Grain Fuel Co.

Phone 61 FORMERLY ELSTON'S WAREHOUSE Phone 61 neral Home, ranjjements. pending funeral ar- 1 Mrs. Alice Stiiison. i Mrs. Alice Stinson, wife of Floyd (Stinson, a well known resident of Riffe, died at the family home Sunday night, October 26, following a.

brief illness. Airs. Stinson was 38 years of age. In addition to the bereaved husband she is survived by five sons. a Gordon, Elmer, Warren, and an i a son; also three a Gertrude, Ethel and Agnes Stinson.

Funeral services were held at the RifTe church Tuesday, with burial in the local cemetery direction of the Fissel a i a of Chehalis. Two Ways To Handle Water There's the old way--BY HAND It means pump. um pump THE AMERICAN'S CREED. I believe in the United States of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many sovereign states; a perfect union, one and inseparable, established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to love it, to support its constitution, to obey its laws, to respect its flag, and to defend it against all Taylor Page.

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