THB rPLTOH COUNTY WBWg. McCQlfMlLLBBTTtn P1.
MOST SENSATION AL MOST THRILLING
MERCHANDISING MOVEMENT
Ever Experienced in This Entire Community.
THE ENTIRE HIGH GRADE
Furniture
and Roo-
of
StocI
F. HAYES HARMON
HURLED TO THE LOWEST DEPTH OF THE BARGAIN CHASM
TO POSITIVELY MOVE GREAT OVER-STOCK IN
7 NEVER TO BE FOBGOTTEN DAYS
FREE
100 Handsome Presents
ree to first 1 00 Ladies
irjtering Sale at, 9 a. m.
jrturday.
SALE OPENS
SATURDAY MORNING
May 19,.. al 9 O'clock, Sharp,
7 DAYS ONLY.
ALL NEW SPRING STOCK OF RUGS TO GO.
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t;.30 9x12 Wool Fiber Rtig, nice pattorpa Sale $5.95.
, t-'PO 9x12 Brussels Bug, patterns soiled for any reem
1 ' 7,Day Price $11 y.
l fa fl1 0 A vinionii P.irt ,U Ani
q:ity. 7 Day Pri e15 75
110
Very Special
Ncasize.
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1 Celel ated Refrigerator, all white Enamel Lined.
7-Day Price $G 90
FREE DELIVERY
with Auto Truck within
50 Miles.
If I must go below the manufacturers' wholesale price to force
out this stock, I want the public to reap the sensational advantages.
It will be a mighty sacrifice, but I am ready to face it. Sale will be
strictly cash and I will have p'enty of sales people to take care of
you all. Be at the door when opens.
Signed, F HAYES HARMON.
Store Closed
Thursday and Friday to mark down and arrange stock for quick
buying. VICTROLA DEPARTMENT OPEN.
Special Extra
EXTRA
2 75 Box Scat Dining Chairs, Solid Oik, Highly Polished.
7-Day Price $1 90 each.
Special Extra
3 Piece Bed Hoom Suite. Bed, Dresser and Washstand.
7-Day Price $17 05.
AH Bed Springs Included in This Great Sale
$2 25 Golden Oak Finished Kocke, brace Arms, very
Comfortable. 7. Day Price $1.39.
12476 Sulk s Kitchen Cabinet, all Improvements, White
Enamel Line . A Real Beauty. 7-Diy Price $16 45
Every Lace Curtain Marked to Go Quick.
t-3 Clj 3 Piece Parlor Suit Green Velour, beautiful, Imita
tion Mahogany Framn. 7 Day Price $18 50
P C3 5 Piece Parlor Suite, Green Velour, beautiful De-
7-Day Price $26 90
F. HAYES HARMON
Next to Woohvorth 5 and 10 Cent Store,
Chambersburg, Penna.
$35 CO Davenport in Fumed, Gulden Oik or Imitation Ma
hogany, oil tempered Springs, Upholstered in a No. 1
chase Leather. Makes full size bed. 7-Diy Price $23 40.
Large Oik Chiffonier, 5 Drawers, Large Mirror.
7-Day Price $7.75.
$20 00 Quartered Oak Buffet 42 inch Top, large Apart
ments. Lined Silver Drawer Plats Mirror.
7-Day Price $13.75.
$13 50 Felt Mattress, Art Linen Tick, Rill Edge, Sanisary,
Vermin Proof, will not mat. 7-Day Price $8 65.
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BEAUTIFUL
GIFTS
FOR THE BRIDE.
present you send will be a measure of your
n Let your presents for; the bride and
come from our store and thev will know
d them in high esteem.
ewelryand Silverware will also stand the
r time? our cut glass is exquisitely wrought.
A. SHINNEMAN
THE RELIABLE JEWELER
Main Street, Chambersburg, Penna.
"adits entomb v,
la' Bank of Castle
101 o of Pittsbureh
ov r $10 nnn
'"y funded cashier
Li i and Win DoD;n
r- Erb. The rnh.
f to the nearby
na in nnranjf
10 Jed thrift Af th
v j. vilU
le -ourth, the driv
captured and
teleath. Most of
Recovered.
Jttle flag8 ftre uge(J
P? Waves of de.
HhTI i .
.'"ruiton county.
Two weeks ago there were
thousands of chimney swifts to
be seen circling over McConnells
burg. Last week there were
practically none. Where did
they go? Surely all were not
smothered in the Reformed
church chimney on Sunday morn
ing of last week.
CRESTING PARAGRAPHS
Citizens of Lakemont, 'Blair
county, have organized a forest
fire company, the first of its kind
in Pennsylvania. The organiza
tion starts with over 150 members
enrolled, all of whom are pledged
to wage instant and ruthless war
fare on all forest fires.
i c$ and General Interest, (lathered
t Horse or Clipped from onr
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
Ex-Sheriff Jefferson Harris
has remodeled and painted the
dining room of his restaurant on
oast Lincoln Way, very neatly.
Poor roads are an extravagance
that should be eliminated along
with other antiquities of a upe
less character during these stir
ring war times. j
The Magsam Brothers have
wld lots in the East Extension, '
recently to Robert Shimer, Ross
Doyle. Samuel Oyler and two to'
Doctor Stevens. I
If ; we are in error, please cor
rect us, but we think Mrs. S. W.
Kirk had the most handsome
window of flowers seen in Mc- ;
Connellsburg this winter. I
At a meeting of the Veterars
nd Sons of Veterans last Mon
lay evening in the I O. O. F. :
Hall, Rev. C. F. Jacobs was se
lected to preach the momorial
sermon on Sunday May 27th.
HIDES. F rink B. Sipes j
VB tno highest market price
for beef hides at tteir butcher ,
hop in McCounelloburg. also j
ignest pnue pain tor can sku.s
theepskins and tallow
Advertisement.
Recently, James Kend 11 and
the Patterson Bros., of Ayr town
ship, sent a herd of sixteen fine
fat cattle to Greencastle. On
Monday, Levi Keefer, of the
same towrfship, sent a similar
herd to Broad top.
Poultrymen associations of this
state are giving away 25,000 eggs
from pure bred stock to those
who will agree to hatch them
and care for the chicks. This is
the poultry men's "bit" toward
increasing the supply of food.
Hon. W. Rush Gillan, of Cham
bersburg, will address the Mc
Connellsburg High School grad
uating class on May 31st.
Special Sale of hats, flowers
and ornaments. Hatsat$L, $2.,
$3., $4 , and $5. These are bar
gains. Come early and get first
choice. We also have a good line
of shirtwaists. Sale begins to
day. Mrs. S. Manning, opposite
the Post Office, Chambersburg.
It will be entirely out of kceD-
ing with the times to make ex
periments on the farm this year.
All land will be danted this
spring and summer to such crops
as are known to suit the soil and
bring best returns.
On Wednesday of last week
Mrs. Ellis Lynch entertained a
company of friends in honor of
Miss Nell Nace, of Chambersburg
and on Saturday the Misses Mar
ian and Jessie Sloan gave a din
ner in honor of the same guest
Miss Lizzie Souders, of Ayr
township is suffering with a sore
eye. "
Notice.
The annual business meet ng
of the directors and lot-holders
of Union Cemetery will be held
at the Cemetery Saturday, May
19, 1917, at 2 o'clock.
D. H. Patterson, Pres.
Getting Just What You Want
is an easy matter for any
man who conies to our store.
With our enormous busines-by far the largest of its
kind in the city we must necessarily show, the larg
est variety.
Consequently we have more patterns, more color ef
fects, and more models in which to make them up than
you'll find in any other store.
T MADE TO ORDER
S MADE T O FIT
For the man who doesn't care to pay more.
SPECIAL HAND-TAILORED SUITS FROM $18.00 UP
Besides getting just what he wants he will get it for
one-fourth less than other merchants charge for the
same class of merchandise.
The Royal Woolen Mills Co,
62 S. MAIN ST.,
CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
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THE HOME
of the largest stock and lowest prices on
FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
RUGS, LINOLEUMS, WALL PAPERS, Etc.
If the chance of SAVING MONEY appeals to
you, call on us for prices on your needs
in our line.
Free Delivery to Fulton Co.
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55-57 S. Main St., Chambersburg, Pa.