The Coquille Valley sentinel., February 09, 1917, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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This v i i an early boy, and w « an giving yon the
benefit They, are going fast and we will soon be
out of this lot Present wholesale price is 10c per
pound Get yours now While we have the price.
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Front and C Streets
Coquflle, Oregon
Phones 691 and 641
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Christensen smiling says ao and Dr.
Clark«- certifles to the fact
Our pooplo, who wont to Copuille
‘ ■T to meet Mr. Scott, Gen.
agent for the Southern Pa-
ome very much pleased
with what ha told thorn—that he
would take tba Witter up promptly
with hia company and he felt assured
that the former mail aorvice would be
restored in a few wee^s, he could not
make a Sat promise but felt sure that
this valley will get what it 4s asking
for. A tty. J. O. Stemmier waa our
. Mr. and Mn. L. A. Dickey, of
Lewiston, California, are bore look*
ine for a location. They bara takes
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Our live people know that we have
a frutt dryer and cannery idle which
with the fruit anil vegetables there
are hor»%and going to waste, should
be having their wheels go around.
Mias Vernal Lamb, of Band on, is
now in the employ of the Club Cafe
—bringing her Bandon experience as
a pteaaar of the public here.
Dan Giles and hia good wj^e write
from San Francisco that they are well
flad are -enjoying automobiles.
Clifford Pulford, the eldest son of
Atty. 8. D. Pulford, la still suffering
from rheumatism. The little fellow
See in bed and is very emaciated. He
la pleased to have those he knows
Some to see him.
Mr. Wax has returned from the
sate he has been comiucting for Spen­
ser and Shelley at Powers. It is not
yet known what disposition will be
made of the remnant of stock after
the sale nor who may occupy the brick
block here-
W. E. Pika is giving a "blue sky”
to the ceiling of his large
He is hie own knight of
the blue paint brush.
Wa learn today that Wirt Whit­
tington met his flaath by exhaustion
fa in a bunting trip. When separat­
ing from Ids companions three miles
from Sell’s house, he said, “ I’m all
in." Ha was found on the bed partly
undressed, wet and muddy, evidently
having died while attempting to
d»anga Ms clothes. Rev. Thomas
Barklow conducted the funeral at his
father’s house and burial wad teafle In
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