News: Abbotsford (Opening Coast to Coast - 1946)
Transcriber: Robert Lipprandt
bob@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surname: Dorn
----Source: The Tribune-Phonograph (Abbotsford, WI) 5/18/2016
Originally published in the Abbotsford Tribune, Thursday, May 23, 1946
Lowell Dorn, who lives in Abbotsford, announces the opening of his Coast to
Coast store, located in the Buss building, next Saturday.
Although Mr. Dorn is the sole owner of the store, he will bring to the members
of this community the highest quality products with the lower price advantages
gained by the association of many hundreds of Coast to Coast stores through
their central buying organization.
Mr. Dorn announced that his store will sell complete lines of hardware,
automotive supplies, house wares, farm equipment, sporting goods, electrical
supplies, home appliances and furniture. Many well known products will be
featured, including Leonard refrigerators, Mastercraft and harvest brands of
hardware, Safe Flex tires, Musicaire radios and may others.
The advantages to the people of Abbotsford in buying at a Coast to Coast store
are many according to a representative of the central organization who is in
town for the grand opening. He pointed out that local people would be dealing
with one of their neighbors when they make a purchase, yet they would be making
important saving on everything through the combined buying power of all the
hundreds of Coast to Coast stores.
Mr. Dorn invites everyone to his grand opening on Saturday, where coffee and
doughnuts will be served free. Look in this week’s issue of the Tribune for the
Coast to Coast store’s grand opening announcement advertisement.
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