The Coquille Valley sentinel., August 03, 1917, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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The problem of keeping a complete supply of feed
lilf jiand is a difficult one at the present time
doing our best to keep the line complete:
man on earth
The electric motor has freed the modem farmer from the
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ch in a machines, feed cutters and all dairymachinery- ,
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Mrs. Claud E. Clark
o f Myrtle Point, Oregon,
H olstein Dairy F eed, per sacC
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A lbers’ Scratch Feed, per sack
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R ecleaned R olled B arley, per sack
Shorts, per sack
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Bran, per sack
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M iddlings, per sack
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R olled O ats, per sack
W heat, per sack
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Cocoanut M eal, per sack
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SPECIAL PRICES IN TON LOTS
is representing
The “VOGUE”
of Sen Francisco, CaL, the new store with all new stock
THE LATEST STYLES IN
W om en’s Outer W earing Apparel,
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts
Too fet-Quality, Service and Lowest Prices
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O RDER NOW
We have a car of New Crop Oat and
Vetch Hay on the way; should arrive by
the first of the week.
Busy Comer Grocery
Front and C Streets
Coquille, Oregon
Phones 691 and 541
E. J. Michael ta now stocking his
wood yard with dry wood for the
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A new shingle mill 4s in operation
on Catching crook on the B. B artlett
ranch. D. D. Pierce, of Coqaille, is
the operator. It is about three miles
from Myrtls Point.
There are a let ef good workers on
the ground doing the preliminary
work to the building of our new
bridge, mooing earth for the piers
and building « mwshias and teal
home. Mike Wytand is an the Job
with the “beet" team and get an L W.
W. in the hunch. James Cavern is
Conrad Hammerlof, of Gravel Ford,
away Thursday morning while
a t breakfast, agad 8* years. He was
on of the pioneers of the North Fork
valley. He was born in Sweden and
a firm friand and good neighbor.
Ralph Winningham also goes to Or­
lando, California, to a hotter country,
which soma of us are trying to avoid.
Many interesting looking people are
passing through town going to Ban-
don and to tho Bay. They are all glad
they roach M yrtle Point from
Roseburg.
Professor G ary, who will handle
ir gram m ar school, arrives this week
and will reside in the Cooley residence
a t earner of Spruce and A streets.
George Ruth and wife, of lows, who
a visiting with Thomas Bark-
low several weeks have started on the
homeward way. They ware neighbors
and fanners in Iowa. .Unde Tom did
not come from Missouri.
Mac Arnold’s brother-in-law with
hS wife has returned to their home in
Pueblo, Colorado, after a delightful
riait. Mac and his-wife are good en­
tertainer* though we have not per­
sonal proof-
Mr. and Mrs. Kant, of Gold Beach,
•n hers, the gueets of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Langlois and Dr. and Mrs. Pem-
berton.
They are on their return
home from a trip to Portland and
other interior towns where they have
bean to the interest of educaUonal
m atters. Mr. Kent to superintendent
of schools far Curry county.
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pape were
here Wednesday this week driving a
car as *M te as tbs flour ho sells, the
“Drifted Snow."
J. W. Hall with his' wife and mo-
thsr, Mrs. Lyons, of Portland, went
down to tho see in an auto Tuesday
to rsmato for a few days a t Band on.
8am Johnson Jr„ of North Yakima,
is hors this wash, Re
ft* will
» in visit the
on South Fork where
"* P * * ®P cad wont to school. He
» te r taught school and kept store
TU todies ef the M. E. Church will
hoM a lawn social a t E. E. Fraeder-
Wt • raeidanee-the old 8keela’ place
- th is evening. Ice cream and cake
»«1 he served and there will be pien­
te * music, « to w b . - I ------- a