The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, September 18, 1931, Page 7, Image 7

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OF COURSE are a local home-owned concern, buying and selling
all Local Products possible, thus building the community—pat-
Eronizing Local Banks and NOT Shipping Our Receipts to Wall
Street! We believe we are entitled to your patronage with
I Price and Quality equal to, or better than chain competition.
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Features for Saturday and Monday, Sept. 19 and 21
GOLDEN WEST
SWIFTS
OLD DUTCH
COFFEE
BACON
For value you can’t beat this—a well-
known, dependable product Vacuum
pack at the price of bulk.
Empire Brand—at the most reasonable
price this season.
Average
Weight
4 to 6 lbs.
Pillsbury*« f ÜÏÏ?1“
4lb^38c8lb8 75c Albers Flapkack Flour Mie 9ßag49c
Albers Prepared Buckwheat ■«* m. 250
RockdeH Whole Wheat £<£*“' &:29c
Carnation From Contented
Cows
SIDE
&«23e
VINEGAR
Pure Cider. Full strength
40 Gr.
53.25c
Junham’s Crystal White J
PaU 45©
Contains 20* More
* _
D ..
lugar than others.
IO”* p*n
Syrup <
BROWN SUGAR 7 35c
:»90
SALAD AID
RINSO
—n---- U.-
Soaks Clothes
Clean
HALF GALLON >129
Large
W Pkgs.
4-9*»
.-7-n-------- ~------ 4 m .
And Don’t Forget a Loaf of that Good Home-made Irish BREAD
Local Grown—White Heads—Well
Trimmed
Fresh, Large, Black-Seeded Klondikes
Coquille’s only Strictly Cash Store
___________
The CONSOLIDATED
With several hundred pieces of equipment and a
well organized staff of transportation experts,
The Consolidated Freight lines assure you of de­
pendable service.
Coquille
CANNING
ALL CLEANED
.
_____
NO HEADS
City Market