The Coquille Valley sentinel., November 13, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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until put into actual practice. A bank’s
many facilities art as naught, until actual­
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Manager, Durant Motor Company of California
THAT. IS WHY we offer to the growing busi- f
ne&s man a banking service that will help
him grow still bigger. It may be in our
checking department, or in all depart­
ments. But, no matter where, the hearty,
complete accommodation of this bank is
yours always. .
The Star Four Cylinder Car is here to stay. It has won its way,
by performance, to an enviable popularity. It is the greatest
value buy in the world today.The popular Star FourCylinder
Car will always be built
The Star Four Cylinder Car is here to stay. A $50,000,00 in­
vestment stands back of every Star Car. The Star C^r blazed
the trail for better cars, for greater value, at a low price. *
The Star Four Cylinder Car gave the public, at low cost:
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WE BELIEVE in a bank OFFERING accom­
modation. rather than waiting to be asked
. for it That is why so many young busi­
ness men, and older concerns too, rightly
regard this as THEIR bank.
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In the Star Four-Cylinder Car we made it possible for the
buyer of a low-cost car to have and enjoy those features
which Were heretofore only obtainable on high priced cars.
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It’s a real pleasure
to travel by stage!
Speed with safety, cnmhhied
beauty, comfortable stages an
of service, stage travel Is
any season of the year.
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We take the work out of travel and pot
nection with, out lineT«
G E. Smith Jr, Mir.
1 COAST AUTO LINES
Coquille, Or«.
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Why it’s easy
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Boutin Buys More Timber
One of the largest ttober deals of
ths year was closed recently with the
tale by Menasha Weodenware com­
pany of a large trwot of Port Orford
cedar standing at the bead of Elk
crsdkto Frank Boutin, Portland tim­
ber operator.
The purchase was
made by Georye Go thro for Mr
Boutin.
Although no consideration «M an­
nounced, the purchase price wai said
to be in excess of <100,000. Boutin
expects to Io» the cedar on the open
market and dams are now beta» bulh
to briny the logs down Elk creek
Loggia» operations probably will not
be started until next spring.
The Menadha Wood-nware com
pany which has extensive holdings in
southwestern Oregon, has disposed of
considerable of its timber recently,
tot the Elk creek tract la the largest
sale it has anade since coming into
this sectionsMarshfield News.
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Health Good ia Bay Schools
Health in the public schools of
Manhleld jras never better than ft
is today and last year Marshfield
was rated as the healthiest city in the
United States, Dr. E. E. Straw/ dty
health officer, reported to the • city
council at a recent meeting.
Dr.
Straw Said that last year Marshfield
had fewer deaths in proportion to
population and births than any other
city in the United States.
Seattle
Ser- was .second to Marshfield, he said. Dr.
Straw reported to the council that
tljere were nine Chees of n
of scarlet fever and two of
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