The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., November 01, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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to your guarantee
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sale by
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I w h t o l t o t e n e o f|
O h shipyards an (ha Say needed i
nacnaaary dvadeiBS d a n , and (has
yard asan want to soma a«a or
W.H.
W U $ b « p b p e i|^ l|
S S Ä U L iffiÄ ;
and was referred tg Henry Sangst
•n as t o one »«m b« of the Part
to ba aoan ebont-dredg-J
lag. Henry’s answer was, “Who gets
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l i b « told
•hip building company weald di- j
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to th e m oving
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KROUENJE
The S tan dard O U J a r M otor C u r
A . E C A M PB E L L ! .
VAUEY SENTINEL
TH E OREGON FARM ER
one year In advance $ 1 .6 5
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n , .u th . i™«.-.™. i» —
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dredging wat dopo far the shipyard.
1 do not know «ha* *ho shipyard|"*~**V
fo to ta d te m al* e « h a doni te or-
dor to got tha nacaatnry dredging | ~ T ”
dona, hat t o t U tha way it was taU j T T ~ .„
ta .me that Henry
aaad Ir r .
his position m »amatory of Ú ftjpoos I iri*nd*
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Saturday, November 23
Saturday, November 30
Saturday, December 7
Saturday, December 14 |
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One-half block north of I
Hall street
Philip blockt t o grafting gomo noth -1 ^ J ° J ¡ ¡ 7 J ^ J t o « S t
of Archia’s scalp dangling I
—George P. Ufad.
n’t belt will satisfy I
. (Paid Adv.)
i yells for the normal schools try-1
R oed W ork H old U p.
J ing to throw dirt into the ▼at***’ j Work was about to sta rt oa t o
by t o pretense t o t n i
bo n teacher has to be Infected with L ^ , A
[ t o dopo of t o machino educator may I
Portland, O ra, O ct » , li t» —Tha
t o cogs of t o stata a s -
* to fool t o people, may bo not
ithaated receipts of Ihre stock a t t o
who have beau educated at Pa­
North Portland Unten Stock
letti« University, W illamette Universi-
», . Drjor mee*jBr »he Hirhwav
n ig b tin 150 cattle, WO
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C e s m ^ m to ^ T L p S rio ^ *00 sheep pad lambs. W tth a
.lie g e , Pacific College, toad Institute,
tonaca and State m gf-rrrr Nunn run of M00 hand af sattle
,b.,
~¡b«- .1 om Lu,
» t,„ .T
M l at
III I * atand on their marita na teachers, |
g Brown ju st as
but t o eaar m arket weakened in the
to y do not hnva to m eato t o apse-
» to rem lv n d i
and is still inclined to bo
III ini privilege of a law. Taka Stray the I F<d_ ,
v-_»-_ «metre
today. Quotations: Prims
pHVUSffS fT&DvM sy law W I nsiylHttfft of public fundi
fUbOft-llBta, good to chotea
*11.00-12.00;
medium to good
1 th* T ^t*to® t o ^
L' J' Simp,on’ of N#rth B« nd- trhila
atomo *0.75-11.00; fair to
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ad Senator M c N a r y T to S E T a f
J for some ether kind of a gold brick. |
Wadoml H ishviv flimun
I Vote t o normal school proposition L .^ t ^ a to t o t U d y t o
.
w
1**’ by Tot" of completing tha work on this new- oows and U f m *«.00-7.26; fair to
I ing “no.
I |y m d ad road, aad received t o un- modi a n cm I i and haifara fS.OO-d.OO;
BUtte % me boy, you do not put your |
of t o t body to pro* cannare *250-4.00; bolls *6.00-7.50;
lie nerooa on Preoidcnt Wilson. coed.
calvan $0.00-12.00; stocken and faad-
IYoer 'peace taTk is like your solid gold
At Portland Mimiiar i
you have passed out as prims,
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• « * was ready to sign t o eoc
Just a coat of yelknr whitewash on I wjMO ,
w s- r ir , |ir, j
• hast metal. Billie, every day you live A H riii^ i s i ^ t .h stm im j • ■ -
you give . ranker staMh to to .n am e U e .e t, for t o to o bsdng a t V
German.
K. A. B-aston.
|( r . Powers mid to r n was no BÜ11-
the
whh 2000 head
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I t*ry need for t o rand a t this
ta t«
» Ixiw er E a s t F o rk N o t« .
and that ha would atrree to
d la today** trading,
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gravel
ara: Priam nrixad »17.10-175«; modi
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Johnson are mov ,
. on
. t o . read
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. after . t o -
*1486-17.00; Rough hour
« to Coquil. for t o winter.
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ito *16.10-1656; pigs *14^)0-1550
Leland Minard sold a Ino bunch of £**V A ***** ™ to*^e**A < i
I hogs to Cecil Carter fast Friday.
l Th* Commission thought boot to in* bulk *17.10-1750.
The sheep market has com
Steve Minard, of Salem, is visiting . .
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rain and all offerings are in
I his m otor, Mrs. R. M. Minard.
gteeer Dunn to
D ays Lskty just rstarned from oat
of
ttc *» “ ■ at steady to strong prima. Quota-
ara: Prima lamba *11.00-12.00;
ear Drain, where ho went and p u r-|r*port- ^
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fair
to
medium lambs *850-11.00;
a
result
t
o
werk,
which
a farm . Ho expects to move
yearlings *10040-11.00; wethers *».-
started within 48
I his family out
00-10.00; awes *050-850.
Mrs. Chas. Hours started for Co-
** held up.
quille Monday on the cream truck, t ol .
‘ . ” ! T v*TmA at ^
Mao* R ovo a P e rm it.
go to Portland, where aha exnocted "** and. w**,t Mr. Powers one
4 »a w
T » 1rs,
- Ha
to spend »I
t o m winter - with
her J son,
” * otoA d * to da
d# J t o * work af ^
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Wa don’t knew whether any o f
and family, but recelvad a telegram ***, *** <rw a t two dollar*
•adata are leaping migratory
'yard.
him saying they had t o Tnflu-
Tha
stated t o t aft fowl or t o posterity of migrator
ensa in t o family and for her not
the
war
was
t
o
read would bo ter fowl in captivity, but if t o
to come. She returned on t o stage, __,
to y should lorn no time to
t o t i-m ing
| Paved aad t o t
to t o United States Gnaw Warden at
Charley Watson’s father from Catt-
I* 1007, Indina
m ia is visiting Mm and expects to
Waste, for n panait to retain i
and the « H f i hare.
tar fowl la thafa -posssssiou. A
Mrs. .Ruth Plank U tter and lH tle|
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kes no riffmuam whethar the
a visited wtth t o L eatorm sn fam-
V(
, to puhttah t o fat­ fowl ore used Tor
Oy over Sunday.
On Monday aba ,
te r t o prasaa*
to Norway to visH M eads to r s .
just the
asm in Satarday with Lloyd and
Am ari win doetor ,aa*
Ms ristor, M m Myri Mallow.
D in t tett to w rite t o name
Jaa. Cotton dooa not hnproyd tn |th s
"X d a te S. Cabe» in year hate*
Ms many frioadT would
Dobell’s
flB t o vaaanoy caused by t o
to ana Mm d a ..
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. day,
a f Suprema Court Juatim
tails, drink pioaty af eaM
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Cheap Service
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Tha following regarding a mai
k»own in Coquille appeared in a
nd paper:
“Monte Wax, formerly a member af
the Oregon National Guard, who a t­
tended t o training camp a t Sugano
summer, left Thursday night for
Comp Pike, Little Rock, A rt, to enter
t o officer's (Valuing camp for inf an-
trymen. Mr. Wax was formerly am-
P'oycd by Lfyman, Wolfo A Co., as
floorwalker.
Mr. Wax eras in Coquille several
. . . . . ___ t o howafa apaa, «ad aaMk
M n K as to * It I day.
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