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"FAIR WEEK SALE
A Splendid Opportunity to Save Money on Your Fall and Winter Needs
Everybody will he in Neyersdale September 21st - 24th
Combine business with pleasure. Do your buying in the forenoon.
Let Your Packages in My Care Until You are Ready to go Home.
Put your horses in my free hitching and feeding stable.
telephones, lavatory, cloak rooms, toilets, etc; in short, make my store:
your stopping place as well as your shopping place.
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Nave 1-4 on Your Dry Goods
Hill’s Bleached muslin 36 in.
wide ......... 00... 0, 8c
Fruit of Loom Bleached Mus-
In36in.wide...... ...... 8c
Sea Island Unbleached Mus-
lin, worth 10e, now ....... 8c
Pepperel, 36 in. sheeting .... 8c
Pepperel, 45 1n. sheeting ....13c
Pepperel, 81 in. sheeting ....23c
Pepperel, 90 in. sheeting ....25¢
Fancy Outing Flannels
Splendid dark and light patterns
pretty plaids and stripes, just the
thing for comfort coverings 5¢ yd.
BURMAH COTTON
CHALLIES
Beautiful designs and colors;
make a pretty quilt covering at a
low price. Worth 7¢ or 8e, dur-
ing Fair week only ......... 6c
COTTON BATTINGS
Fine fluffy fleeces for quilts or
comforts—each batt opens 3ft.
by 7 feet, full comfort or quilt
length worth 10 or 15 per cent
more, Fair Week sale .. 9c a batt
MEN’S PRESIDENT
SUSPENDERS
This is the genuine guaranteed
Shirley President Suspender for
which you have always paid 50c.
Why pay that price to others
when you can buy the identical
Shoes for en, Women and Children.
A new line, The W. L. Douglas Shoe—the best adver-
tised line in the town for the money.
Shoes at half price. Thé Crossett and Waukerz lines at
exactly half price. This is your oppurtunity tusave; don’t
fail to get shoes for all your family at this Fair Week Sale.
The Dress Goods Department.
Here is where we specialize. This is the only day light
Dry Goods and Dress Goods Store in the town. Go into
any of the other stores and notice how dark their Dry
and see how perfectly pou can examine the quality and
colorings—what makes th’s difference? Those five large
side windows.
Make your own dresses—use a Butterick Paper Pattern-
the leading pattern for housewives.
Just added two hundred dollars worth of new patterns,
will obvia‘e the necessity of ordering special sizes. You
will always be able to get the style and size you need.
Grocery Specials for Fair Week.
Our ‘‘Special Brand’’ Loose Coffee, per lb. ..... .... ile
lLargecanBaked Beans ...J1... ........... ........ 10c |
Small can Baked Beans .. .%.. ............ ........ 5¢
1 quote here a small lot of specimen values to show the
advantage of buying during Fair Week. There are hun-
suspender for half price, only 25¢
this entire paper to describe.
MEN'S WINTER
Men’s heavy fleeced shirts and
drawers, the usual 50¢ kind, dur-
ing Fair Week only 35¢ .... each
UNDERWEAR
MEN’S CANVAS GLOVES
Nice 10c stock at 4 pairs for 25c.
Good, strong work socks, sold
regularly at 10c¢, during Fair
Weak, . ....... 4 pairs for 25c.
Goods and Dress Goods departments are; then come here | RIBBONS—
Moire Silk Taffetta ribbons 10¢ yd
Moire Taffetta Ribbon 6 in.
wide, worth 25¢, during
Pair Week ....... .0 19c¢.
These ribbons are extraordin-
> . lary values for hair-bows and
making a total pattern stock of six hundred dollars. This sashes,
EXTRAORDINARY
Octagon Soap, 6oarsfor ... ch... ................. 25¢
Export Soap, 6barsfor ......%8.... ..L............ 25¢
Large Galvanized Wash tubs, only ................. 50c only
25¢ Brooms, during Fair Week ..... .............. 19¢
You may need one at the Fair.
Boy. it here and save money.
CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS
A slip-on garment made with
sleeves and cape, imitation belt
all around; a hat to match, also
school bag of same material at
UMBRELLAS
Jaden wie $3.75 and $4.50.
Don’t forget the little people
dreds of others equally good in Dry Goods, Clothing, Un.|who stay at home while you are
derwear, Hosiery, Men’s Shirts, Overalls, Sweaters, Hats, enjoying yourself at the Fair.
Caps, Knee Pants, Ladies’ and Children’s Coats, Furs, | Here you will find the most select
Jewelry, Neckwear, Groceries, etc. which would require jline of dolls and toys in the town.
The most reasonable prices, too.
DOLLS AND TOYS
Everything (rom 10 to 40 per cent Below Regular Price.
EVERTHING GUARANTEED. Your Money Back if not Satisfied.
Your neighbors will be here and I'll look for you, too.
Albert S. Ulessner,
MEYERSDALLE,
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