The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 09, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Road Funds Are to Be Spent <
in Coos County During This Year
Are,You Getting
Good Potatoes?
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If not, call us, we have the very best Brewster Valley Po­
tatoes and*'know they will please you.
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Newlin Burt's famous story of the cattlelands,
i limes Kirkwood, Mary Alden, Elinor Fair and
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SATURDAY
Douglas Fairbanks in
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replete with thrilling feats and side spliting
»f the man who Invented his way to the altar,
a JJe I m Matte and Barbara La Marr in the east
“SAHARA BLUES" A Century ramie
CASH STORE
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MERCE BANQUET
Want Ads
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FARM WANTED—I want fams for
cash buyers. -.Describe and giro
price. R. MeNown, 663 Wilkin..on
BMg., Omaha, Nebr. .
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BUY YOUR HAY directly froi
duber.
Writs us for quotations.
Riverbanks Farms, Grants Pass,
Oregon.
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FOR SALE—Saw timber *1.50 per
thousand;, also. piling timber.
Money to loan gn good security. "C.^r“"
Leatherman? Pheae SOrf. Myrtie
Point, Ore.
FOB SALE Stock hogs and one
brood sow due to farrow in Febru­
ary. Prices right E. 0. Hatcher,
Fairview, Ore.
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FOB Bent—Private Oarage for sin­
gle eats with wssh rack and Water ,
connections conveniently located.
Inquire of 0. A. Gage, Liberty The­
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COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP
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FOR RENT—Furnace' heated room '
and use of.bath. Injure of Mrs.
F, G. Leslie. Phone 5M.
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LOST—Near , Christian
Science
church, a pair« of truck chainj
Thursday morning. Fin d er will re-
-aMewo wd W Mt s t B rv tmu iS
Garage.
Joe.- Pope.
Calling Card», 100 far 31.M.
A Happy New Year to All
Let ua start our New Year right by
eating more
“MOTHER'S BREAD"
IDEAL BAKERY
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“Service and Quality”
WINTER
IN SUN8WEPT
CALIFORNIA
Enjoy thia winter the warmth
and the healthful outdoor 6
recreation of the California r
playgrounds.
Go via the comfortable, con­
venient trains of the Shasta
• route—Portland to San
Francisco and Loe Angcdre,
Low round trip winter fares
are now in effect; return limit
May 31st.
Read Our
SPECIAL OFFER
On Page Five
And you'll like Southern
Pacific dining car service—
highest quality food deli­
ciously prepared and served
accustomed meal- ,
Full stopover Privileges en
route«
For fuff information, sub
Southern
Pacific
W. B. 'Bisssrmsu, Agt
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