The Coquille Valley sentinel., December 05, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

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We Know When We’re Licked
We believe in being perfectly frank with our public; no .business can long be
a success otherwise.
The management has ordered our Coquille store
DOES NOT PAY.
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CLOSED
OUT
because it
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Full Cut Bib Overalls
2:20 Denim—all the pockets
—Regular $1.10
Our experience, or rather experiment, proves to us that a town, or a very com­
pact community sustaining leas than 15,000 population will not successfully sup­
port a store of this type, specializing in 8|nPLE MERCAND1SE ONLY, which
of necessity takes a VERY MODEST mark-up, and must depend on a consider­
able volume to get a satisfactory profit on the investment.
Waist Overall
8-oz. Denim, Riveted
Mr. Norton believes m Coquille u> the ex.-m that lie opened this little store here
Coquille is not that large—YET.
We are just a few years ahead of ourselves.
a year and a half ago, over the protests of his associates. He has not been able to
make a satisfactory showing, so the Directors have ordered'it CLOSED.
As our
next contemplated unit is without the State—too far to profitably ship either
STOCK or FIXTURES, it will be CLOSED OUT ON THE PREMISES—everything
must go. Our lease is up, and it costs real money to run a sale, so we will price it to
GO QUICKLY.
BOYS — MEN’S
POLO SHIRTS
Worth 98c—now
We have chosen the month of DECEMBER to close out this stock, that the
good people of Coquille and vicinity may have this opportunity to make Holiday
purchases of USEFUL, PRACTICAL, Christinas gifts, which, after all is the
sensible thing to do, this of all years;
Mr. Norton wishes to express his personal appreciation for the support which
has been given our little store; hundreds of people have profited by its existence,
and we do thank you for your support. There just isn’t enough of you to make it
pay on our plan—small profits.
This will not in any way affect our other stores in the County, which will con­
tinue to function as they have in the past. And we may be back in Coquille—who
knows?
The Marshfield store, which has been quite successful from its opening three
/ears ago, and now with LARGER quarters, and MORE MERCHANDISE, is gain­
ing continuously in popularity. ’*
EVERYTHING in the Coquille store must go,this month, so come early and get
your share of the TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
Men’s Blue Chambray Shirts.
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Our
Money-Back Policy
. Prevails, as usual.
We want no patron to keep an article that
is’ not entirely satisfactory.
We are here all this month, and after that
any of our stores in Coos County will con­
tinue to MONEY BACK our sales.
Blankets!
Blankets!
Did you ever see Anything Like This! I
Single Cotton Plaids, 66x80
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69c
Heavy Grey Cotton, 66x76, blue stripe,
pair $1.49
Wool, Dark Oxford, black stripe, each $2.98
50% Wool Plaids, 66x80, worth $4.85
pair $3.49
Seems it won’t rain—
And we ourselves can’t wear All of these
Raincoats
Big Rack Ladies’, Men’s, Children’s
' They’re yours for
MiRCHANPjfLäft
Men’s Fancy Pattern Dress Sox, •
25c - 35c values
3 pair 50c
Non-Run Bloomers, Shorts and
Combinations
nspect Our Quality Merchandise
-Then Help Yourself and Save
Children’s Sweaters
Keep the kiddies warm
Girdles, San. Belts, Garter Belts
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Boys’ L-S-A-L Unions, winter weight 89e
Here’s Something Warm
I-adies Sweaters, Coats, Pull-overs,
Values to $4.85
$1.98
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fiQc
Wash Frocks, 98c values, now
Eskimo Sheep Lined Slipper '
Wash Frocks, $1.69 values, now - $1,29
Ladies, Misses, Children’s
Values $2.48 and $1.98
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98c
STORE WILL BE CLOSED
FRIDAY
MARKING DOWN GOODS
HOSe
LADIES’ \
CHILDREN’S
Our famous 98c Fine Feathers,
42 Guage Pure thread Silk, now
$9C
New case just opened—Ladies’. _
Rayon-to-the-top
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3 pair„$l,00
Wool-Rayon-Cotton, A dandy
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winter Hose
- 3 pair $1.00
Christmas Shopping
MEN’S OXFORDS, Oak Soles,
values to $4.85.
Now $1,98
Ladies’ Pumps, Strap Slippers, Ties
Cotton, plain colors
All sizes, colors and heels in. the
Lot Priced to 14.85. Now JJJg
AND LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS
Indies Handkerchief