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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 19 15 EVENING EDITION..
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ggHE purity of water is not determined by the ;color.
Limpid water often contains the deadliest germs.
Oup supply comes from a pure source, and though
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stained by alder leaves during the Fall .season of exces
sive rains, there has never been a case of diseWe
traceable to the water.
We recommend that consumers drain their hotWSitWr
tanks of sediment, which occurs in all water, frequently,
and thereby eliminate the discoloration of hot watfer
caused therefrom, and from rust from the heatinbr.cjaiL- :
iiu wuiuu aiu lenytnen ine ine ot tne coil IKypi?e
venting it from burning out as soon as it otherwise wouilli
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