Brookings-Harbor pilot., September 20, 1951, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday, September 20, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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Thank you!
After weeks and months of forcing the
We had a checker on the job from 8:30
public to climb over and through old and
a.m. to 9:30 p.m. These are some facts
new material while we were construct­
that we w ill long remember: You bought
ing our big, modern food store, we didn't
40 cases of peaches; 50 cases of peas;
think the people would ever come back.
35 cases of corn. A t no time were there
How fooled we were— some 3,000-odd
less than 50 people in the store at one
of you did— on our grand opening day,
time. The highest was more than 100,
Saturday.
How we appreciate your taking from us
some 14 tons of groceries! Our thanks
to you w ill long continue in "service" to
your pocketbook and table. We have,
for the past 14 years, strived to make
your shopping conditions better. We be­
lieve we have reached that goal!
We Needed Help!!
except at the awarding of grocery prizes
— and then we couldn't count them.
We wish to publicly thank Lyle Redfield
for the loan of his shopper's carts to help
us speed up our line of shoppers. We
would also like to call attention to our
refrigeration system, installed by M. C.
Beem, who serves our community ably
in this line.
We were especially pleased w ith the
Beautiful Flowers
help furnished by MJB Coffee, Del Rich
Our fellow business associates of the
Margarine, Fluhrer and Williamson Bak­
area were kind, when they sent such
eries, Seaview Dairy, and Armour repre­
sentatives who lightened the load of our
beautiful flowers for the opening. Per­
regular staff, in the waiting on the more
than 30Q0 friends whose patronage we
appreciate, and for the great day last
Saturday.
haps we may not be able to fully express
our deep appreciation in the way we
would like, but thanks, anyway! Some
still are beautiful this week, a reminder
that we have friends— lots of them!
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