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I It Comes Before Christmas Instead of in January ]
1 A Clothing Move of Unprecedented Value to You. A Money Saving Sale in Deed as Well as in Words I
!This Sale Is Conducted On The Square Deal Basis!
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I Every Cut Price is an Actual Cut Price. We Play the Game That Way )
IYe, indeed, this is a surprise to Conditions are upset, we know, And you WANT to buy now. if . The only thing about this sale that And there you are. \
you. and we realize that it will cost us you ever do. might make you wonder is that '—, , . . '•
But don't stoo to consider your more money to replace these It's a shame to sell suits and over- we're holding it now instead of in "here are no better clothes to be
But don t stop to consider your coats like these at cut prices. January. had than these and they were j
wiU°gethere ahead of you and get R . . , tfi . . It's ashame to sell suchmerchan- Well, we'll not keep you long in priced low in the first place. J
will geincre <xnca ui yuu au S ci Rut we don't care a fig about that! dise for less, perhaps, than we'll wondering. T . \
your suit or overcoat. what we want do j 8 j ußt exact i y have to pay again to replace them. We simply wanted to spring a sur- Pces are * j
We haven't carried goods from one what we're saying in this adver- But we wouldn't be true to our prise on you and we knew you What are you going to do with this \
season to the next. We're not go- tisement. Clear stocks but clear ideals of merchandising if we wanted new clothes and we know opportunity we've dropped right i
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§ Boys' Suits That Little Men's and Young Men's SiSt'.' j
| Overcoats and Mackinaws Price Ticket Suits and Overcoats 1
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| The New Store of Wm. Strouse—3lo Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. • ]
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FRIDAY EVENING,
HXRRISBURG #68961 TELEGRAPH!
DECEMBER 21, 1917.