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SHREWD BUYING
SAVES PATRONS
OF WAR PRICES
Doutrichs Able to Sell Many-
Things at Figures Quoted
P Before War
With tlieir usual foresight and
knowledge of market conditions the
" The Live Store"
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304 Market St. Harrisburg
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1 WEDNESDAY EVENING, ■ HXHBISBURG TELEGRAPH MARCH 21, 1917.
buyers for Doutrichs of such goods
as sweaters, handkerchiefs, hosiery,
etc., bought heavily before the prices
went up. The result is that they are
now offering an immense stock of
high grade merchandise at the prices
prevailing before the war.
The stock of sweaters is exception
ally large, in fact the largest in the
city, and includes every wanted shade,
combination and style, for men, wom
en and children. The ladles' section
includes an unusual variety of silk
sweaters, the very fewest creations in
design and colors.
Every Inch of spare room Is taken
up with surplus goods. In fact all
staples have beep bought In such
large quantities that there will be
enough to supply the demand until
1918 at the old prices in all staple
lines.
BUSINESS ALWAYS GOOD
AX DOUTRICHS
When asked in a casual manner,
How is business? Frank J. Consyl
man, manager, said "Business is al
is always good at Doutrichs."
Every salesman was busily engaged
in waiting on somebody, and a contin
uous stream of shoppers gave them
very few idle moments. It certainly
was surprising considering the fact
that It was in the forenoon when busi
ness as a general rule is not so brisk.
From personal observation the visitor
is convinced that Doutrichs is fully
entitled to its slogan, "The Live
Store."
! Local Concern Now Enjoys
National Reputation
One of the most progressive indus
trial establishments in Harrisburg is
the Moorhead Knitting Company, lo
cated in North Eleventh street.
This wide-awake concern started
business seven years ago in a small
building in^South street with a capa
city of a hundred dozen pairs of hose.
Three years ago they completed and
National
Student Clothes
Year after year this fj^£k\
popular priced line
has an increasing de- llllllk
mand among young men
who want service clothes. Mi
—lt's not all on the sur- /MM™BMI
face in "National Student //MM Ift
Clothes." Jlllfm
—You'll find the lining,the iif f p'
sewing and workmanship
have received the most jjlnO
thorough attention—thou- ijmmm iffP^MRV
sands to choose from. njkQk m|^lS^)
sls and S2O f|||
Market St. a *
moved into their present modern ■
building. This stands on a lot 60 by
150 feet and is four stories high. It is
built on the daylight plan and thor
oughly equipped with up-to-date ma
chinery, and also has a dining and rest
room for their three hundred-.people
now in their employ. The capacity
now is fiften hundred pairs a day,
and "Monito" hose, which is the brand
they manufacture, is virtually known
throughout the entire country.
They now employ eighteen travel
ing salesmen who cover forty-seven
States. Through their foresightedness
and modern methods this Harrisburg
concern is one of the biggest in their
line to-day.
"A Square Deal For
All" the Slogan
Square dealing, honest values, de
' pendable merchandise and fair treat
ment, has been the foundation and
keynote of Doutrlchs . success. This
was the policy adopted by Mr. Dout
rlch when ho first started in business
. and rigidly adhered to throughout his
i career. That is the reason when you
! speak of Doutrichs it means "Always
! Reliable." Perfect satisfaction is al
ways guaranteed you.
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