Sot., Oct. 21, 1961 The Newi Review, Rosebura, Cre. 13
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THE EXHIBIT BUILDING, covering an oae of area at
the Douglas County Fairgrounds, was turned into a com
munity store for seven Roseburg merchants Thursday for
a 10-day "co-op sale." This is a new idea in cooperative
merchandising promotions, which the sponsors hope to
expand into a future community-wide event to emphasize
Roseburg as the shopping center of Douglas County and
to encourage residents not to go out of the county to shop.
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A new venture of seven Rose- Ihe seven merchants are conduct-, with the hour-; noon to 10 p m. imaking it a community-wide mer-
burg merchants, designed lo point ing in the acre-sue exhibit building While strictly a commercial en chandising project. It would be
up Roseburg as the shopping ccn ial the Douglas County Fair- deavor on the part of the partici- held annually or oftener if deem-1
ter of Douglas County is reporled grounds. The sale started Thurs- paling merchants, the sale took on ed advisaole, according to Lowell
meeting reasonable success this day morning it 8 a.m. and closed 'added significance with the an-
veek. al midnight. It will continue daily inounced plans to enlist the par-
This is the "co op sale" which ' including Sunday, for 10 days. I ticipation of other merchants in
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HELEN'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS, a former familiar name in Roseburg, has been re
established after being "blasted out" by the Aug. 7, 1959 blast. Mr. and Mrs Ted
Crankshow have opened their business at 2958 W. Harvard Ave. in a converted building.
The place has been remodeled and modern equipment installed for the handling of flow
ers. (Chris' Studio).
ATTENTION
KIRBY OWNERS
If you have purchased a
Kirby vacuum cleaner on or
before 1955, call the local Kirby Of
fice about factory replacement. This
offer is limited . . . call now!
DIAL OR 3-6356 2157 N.E. Stephens
Rhoden. one of the planners and
promoters.
Endorsed By Mayor
The plan received the attention
and approval of Koseburg't mayor
and Chamber of Commerce secretary-manager,
who wrote letters
of endorsement. Their letters fol
low: "I am happy to learn of your
plans for something new and dif
ferent in the way of merchandising
such as the Co-op Sale. I believe it
is imperative fur the downtown
merchants to develop more dy
namic and progressive plans to
increase their services to custom- j
ers and thereby expand the retail '
trade area. Your Co-op bale offer
ing greater values to buyers ap-
r w w an triiui L ill uie rigltl
direction. 1 wish you every sue-!
cess. Sincerely Mayor Pete Sera
fin." "You've cooked up something.
No doubt about it. The shoppers
of central Douglas County should
take seven-league boot steps lo
get to it. I hope your venture
meets all the expectations of co
operative participating firms and
that it will point the way for a
preatcr cooperative promotion of
Koseburg as the shopping center.
Signed, Harold Keaume, Chamber
of Commerce secretary."
Response Favorable
Responses of shoppers was gen
erally good, and a fair number of
people turned out the opening days.
More were expected as the proj
ect gained momentum.
I Cooperative merchant promo
1 tinns have heen a freauent tnnic
! of the Retail Trades Divison of
the Roseburg Chamber of Cora-
Lumber Pricp Rpmninpr! merce- ,n Past such P""
tumaer rntei nemuineu on5 have becn limjted ,
Under Buyers' Pressure .'nfeTpYnt. . Loeu ,. s...
. , 'ders, Kulh'a Fabrics & Kotions,
Lumber prices remained under, The Toggery, Craves Music. Car
pressure from buyers during the slen5 Kurniture ,nd ijmpqua Val
week ending Oct. 1 , according lo , Hardware,
the weekly tarm forest Products;
Market Review report from Ore !
gon Slate University.
However, production decreases ,
as mills closed for hunting season
helped to ease the downward
trend. Log prices in Douglas Coun
ty were little changed for the week
over previous periods.
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New Marquees Built
Across Buildings Here
New marquees were constructed
across the front above entrances
of three business establishments
this week.
Nohle Goettel. owner. Raid a
marquee was built across the front
of the building on SK Jackson St.
which houses Howard's Men's t
Store on the Washington Ave. cor
ner and the JV Sporting Goods
Store next door on the outh.
A marquee was also constructed
across the front of the building
which houses The Style Shop in
the Oak-Cass avenues block. This
building also is owned by Goettel.
The work was done by Nelson
it I'yle. The materials u.nd are
aluminum. They shut out the sun
without darkening the buildings,
said Goettel.
O'Keefe Starts Building
New Addition At Station
Walter O'Keefe has started con-,
slruction of an addition to his OKs 1
Cah- Save service station display
department. !
The new structure, exlpnding In.
the north, will he used for display;
of adrtitioml automobile accessor
lev he said.
The station is located at 102 NE
Stephens St.
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