The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 07, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

k j F m I
Wy u
’u
A
s
\
I
1
n
Of the City Treasurer of the City of Co­
quille, Coos County, Oregon,
December 31,1920.
Below we have figured out a month’s
supply of groceries for the average
family at the high point and the cor­
responding price on today’s market
FREE
8 11487.48
8.51
1,660.00
1,606.66
4411.99
I 18,67444
Lecture
LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
National Speaker Anti-Shloon
5,63248
1,000.00
64840
1460.00
2476.60
Subject
“World-wide Prohibition Coming
and America Lead« the
r. / • t,. • . k,_
All Are Welcome
I
6,060.00
I
6,000.00
1421.78
646049
16,982.52
16844
7749
CASH STORE
SAVE MONEY BY PAYING CASH
GOULD & GOULD
8 24,79642
Want Ads
8 10,033.23
14*4.10
3 11467.83
Gould&Gould
1920, Dec. >1, To
8
8,16744
2468.03
8
5430.87
WANTED—500 pounds or more of
beans. All kinds of Fann and Gar­
den produce for cash. Bay Front
Markst, Marshfield.
61t4*
4411.99
2476.60
2,032.57
1484.10
ÜiisAfoliiabte^i
8 26,000.00
8,000.00
17400.00
42,04949
814,000.00
44OO.OO
24OO.OO
214OO.OO
70040
I4OO.OO
40,616.19
2,60040
26400.00
8,00040
17400.00
42,04949
1,14648
Leave orders at the mill or
with me.
P. E. DRANE
Office first door north ef
Nosier’s Grocery
FOB SALE—Household Goods, fur­
niture and stoves, Including range,
. almost mw . Also Baud baby bug­
gy. Mrs. Burnett, oppmita Catho­
lic church.
51t2
8129407.42