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& LIQUIDATION SALES, INC.
STORE HOURS:
Mon thruFri
9 a m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday 9am to 5 p.m
DRODK MAPLE BEDROOM-DISCONTINUE
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Headboard, Footboard,
Nitestand, Chest on Chest
Dresser, Landscape
Mirror
Reg. Ret. $2,700.00
100 SWIVEL ROCKERS
10 Different Colors
Reg. Ret. $369.95
CASH PRICE $98.95
HURRICANE LAMPS
Decorative Color
Reg. Ret. $79.95
OUR CASH PRICE $14.95
(Limit 10 Per Customer)
) LANE RECLINERS
lating for manufacturer Refused
im dealers and cancellations
„„ 40%-75% OFF
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Reg. Ret. $600.00 to
$700.00
3 Pc. END TABLE SETS
Cocktail with (2) End Tables
Reg. Ret. $379.95
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$98.95
5 DRAWER CHESTS
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Golf Balls.. Renegade Spalding 1 Doz . Reg Ret. $l7 95
60-4 Pc. Garden Sets By Shear M«gic...Reg Ret $1195
69 - EKCO 5 Pc. Cutlery Sets... Reg. Ret. $29.95
70-TotesUmbrellas ..Reg.Ret $19.00t0520.00 ....
147 - Timex Analog Alarm Clocks Reg. Ret. $7.95
24-Timex Digital Alarm Clocks Reg. Ret. $24.00
22 ■ Magnavox Clock Radios.. .Reg Ret. $39.95
71 - Magnavox Clock Radios... Reg. Ret. $39.95
12 - Aladdlns Outing Kit Thermos. ..Reg. Ret. $29.95
18-AladdinsPump-A-Drink...Reg. Ret. $14.95
43 - Aladdlns (1) Quart Thermos With Strap... Reg. Reg. $9.95
174 - All Weather Floating Lanterns... With Batteries...
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CHECKS, MONEY ORDERS, CASHIERS CHECKS!! Due to the FACT THAT WE SAVE
THE BUYER SO MUCH MONEY WE CAN NOT AFFORD THESE LOSSES!!
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3019 Hempland Rd 4585 West Market St 1880 Harrisburg Pike
Lancaster, PA York, PA Carlisle, PA
717-397-6241 717-792-3502 717-249-5718
Closed Sundays Till October (Carlisle Pike>
13 PC. FAMILY ROOM
Sofa, Chair, Rocker, Bar, (2) Bar Stools,
Cocktail Table, (2) End Tables, Two Lamps,
Bookcase and TV Stand
OUR
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200 6 PC. PINE GROUPS
With Party Ottoman In Antron Nylon
Re§. Ret. $1099.95 OUR aoaa ap
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Full Size
(Almost Identical)
Only 90 Left Out Of 390
You’ve Read The Ads - Buy (1) Reclmer At $499 00
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BUY THIS RECLEVER AT $429.95
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Assorted colors and fabrics antron n> lon here chenilles Tfie reason the
price is so low is because we ai • what our name represents, deals from
factories, unclaimed refusals and liquidating for manufacturer
Warrants on most items
14 tears of success to prove it vou will see once you shop us if \ou
don’t shop us \ ou are the losers''
5414 F MONEY & BUY QUALITY FURNITURE AT LW PRICES!!
Reg. Ret. $159.95
OUR CASH PRICE
$65.95
(Barstools Not Padded)
ALMOST EXACTLY AS SHOWN
$749.95
(Similar)
5 PC. L SHAPED
Assorted Colors
OUR CASH PRICE $1,049.95
Reg. Ret. $2,600.00
161 BUNK BED!
w/Safety Rails, Ladders
and Bunkies, Dark Pine
Also Breaks Down To
fi t |ffc Twin Beds
R ®g-Retail Price $609.95
f OUR CASH PRICE
$165.00
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Matching pair of lamps and shades
$35 CASH PRICE
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53.90
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$9.95
$3.59
Reg. $1,429.95
599.95
HURRICANE LAMPS
28” High
Nile Lite
Assorted Colors
Reg. Ret. $249.95
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$49.95 m
4 DRAWER CHESTS
Reg. Ret. $209.95
OUR CASH PRICE
$59.95
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June. National Dairy Month.
And this year it’s a month in which
our family sees both beginnings
and endings.
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The eldest graduates from high
school and starts summer college
credit courses, all in the same
week.
As one exits high school, the
other slips in from middle school,
having wrapped up that portion of
his student years. Along with that
we celebrate completion of his
church confirmation studies.
Only yours truly is not likely to
graduate from this “education” in
which she is enrolled. Indeed, like
farm wives everywhere, I fully
expect to spend the rest of my life
hanging around as a perpetual
student. Of agriculture, that is.
My particular major happens to
be in the field of Moology
(pronounced “moo - ology”; i.e. a
comprehensive study in the
science of dealing with dairy
cattle.)
Having been in this institution a
considerable length of time, one
would think by now I would have
collected at least some sort of
degree, a B.S. or 8.A., with a little
luck even a M.S. or M.A. A PhD is
probably too much to hope for.
As it stands, the only letters I can
attach to my name thus far came
with a Certificate of Marriage,
earning me a MRS.
Still, I knew when I enrolled
what major this institution
specialized in. I just didn’t realize
the variety of courses involved.
Right off the bat, I was in
troduced to intensive seminars in
Bovine Biology I. This included
case studies in heat detection and
calf delivery. I also learned how to
patiently stand holding high a
bottle of calcium solution while it
dripped into the vein of a milk
fever stricken cow, so that she
gained strength to get back on her
feet. The course description
neglected to mention the oc-
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I breezed though the nutrition
courses, nodding with what I hoped
were wise, intelligent looks as my
instructor enlightened me on high
fiber diets, TDN, bi-carb butterfat
boosters, and hi-protein con
centrates. I even learned the
difference between hay and straw.
Straw is what mice most often
make tunnels through. Hay is the
soft, slippery stuff that’s easy to
fall off of and onto the barn floor.
Agronomy was especially fun
disking ground, raking hay,
estimating how many bales would
miss the wagon as I maneuvered
the baler-ejector around the tricky
field ends. I must have flunked,
because this administration has
me back on the freshman level:
unloading hay wagons.
But it was in Early Childhood
studies that I apparently made my
best grades. Now into graduate
work in calf-raising, they’ve given
me a fellowship and my own
research lab they call it the Calf
Nursery.
Of course, Moology being the
comprehensive sort of field that it
is, studies include other minor
courses.
There’s Phys-Ed, where we lift
weights (50 to 100-pound bags of
feed); do track events like the 440-
heifer chase and shotput, in which
rocks of varying sizes and shapes
are lobbed at the stupid pig rooting
up the rose bed.
And Animal Behaviorial
Psychology. Hands-on lessons deal
with determining if a cow with a
new calf will flatten you or just
stomp nervously when you try to
feed her baby; methods of coaxing
loose heifers back inside the fence
(I’d like to cut class on this one),
and voice tones to use on cows
snitching their neighbor’s stall.
June Dairy Month seems an
appropriate time to celebrate
having earned at least my MRS in
Moology. But graduate? Not likely.
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