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Second Annual Ten Day’s Sale
In My Second Annual Ten Days’ Sale you will find goods
been heard of in this town.
never before
as they speak for themselves.
There's no use making a big noise
figures that have
about them either
priced at such low
Note the following carefully:
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
You know I am discontinuing
business and there's no reas
the
m why
clothing
you
should put off buying your Winter Suits and
Overcoats when we are selling t
low figures.
say murder—but we
must go
All wool Frisco clothy...cceeeu.
Grey Mohair 36 inches wide,
can’t
hem at
such
Just read these prices and you "1
help it. They
Wool plaids and stripes elegant goods for
children’s and misse's dresses at 12
in bright colors.
32
brown, blues and reds for this special...
We always have a beautiful line of dress
goods on hand.
BOY'S OVERCOATS 3 to 8 Years
&
D5. 5 now.. snsnanna
now...
now...
now...
now..
aow
OVERCOAT
now.......
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NOW cueennsen
NOW ..secnnninnn
now...
5h x oh
w Seg
$2.15
-$2.50
$2.25
$1.15
~3ls 50
$1.29
9 to 19 Years
DOW ..ceeanriarrnrn conennnssasnsane
now
now......
$1.25
4¢ run
inch dark wool plaid goods such as
REEFER COATS Size 1 to 8 Years
3.75 DOW..
-$1.88
MEN'S OVERCOATS
oO now -
now
5 BOW...........
$ -50 RBOW....ceniuas
$5.00 now
Children’s Suits, former price
will sell them at 3 price;.......
Young Men's Suits, former pr
will sell them at 3 price... ...
Fprice...... aia
Men's Suits, former price
3 price
$4.25
-$4.75
34.715
-$3.75
$2 to $7;
We
$1.00 to $3.50
ice $4 to
$2.00 to $7
$15;
ol
50 to S10, 00
0; will
00 to $10. 00.
In Shoes we have anything fraginuble for old
and young, great ¢
prices to suit you all.
Cotton and Wool Under 1
goods which surpass
Call
We have a line of these
all other dealers in Qu
lock them over; then you'll be co
Rag and Ingrain Carpet
Extra Quality of Ingrain Carpet, was
Rag Carpet with a Wool
A Fine
Mount Joy's
Reliable Merchant
ality and price
ind small in all (eathers and
wear
nvinced.
Specials
Strip
at
and
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t 32¢.
.42c¢.

Dry Coods and Croceries
[f you ean find better goods at lower
prices anywhere than these, please let us know
Mens’ Working 75C now.........49¢
Boys' Working Pants were 65¢ now 45¢
Black Flannel Shirts
I have several dezen of these Shirts
at a price thought was very cheap to
hand over The Shirts are actual-
ly worth this sale they are
vours at
Pants were 75
secured
which 1
as a bargain,
£1.00, but during
only
RUGS
We have just received
up to 7 by 9 feet,
at all prices. This is
RUGS
a big line
RUGS
of Rugs in all
and they are now going
undoubtedly the largest
selection of Rugs ever displayed by any store in
Mount Joy and you'll say so yourself after see-
ing them. We have them as low as 75c.
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes
We have a full assortment and prices are very
reasonable,
i"inc Pattern Plush Robes from$3.25 to $10.00
[Horse Blankets from 75¢ to $7.00
Bed Blankets and Comforts
All wool, colors, white, gray, mixed and plaids
Per Pail. svi vs ivrvsrinsirinns $2.00 to $7.00
Cotton Blankets, colors white and gray with blue
and ping horders, per pair 58¢ to $3.00
Single and Double-Breasted Shawls—A full va-
riety: colors grey, black and brown.
Misses’ Union Suits, were 25c., now...
Ladies’ Union Suits, were now. ..
Ladies’ Union Suits, were 50c¢., now....
COATS! COATS! We
sizes
19 Cts.
15 Cts.
29 Cts.
have a lot of odds and
ends in Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats that we are go-
ing to sell at about a-third of their actual cost.
Where could you get more seasonable goods at
such prices. The coats are all well made and
are for Winter wear. Look them over.
Some of the much as $7 and $8
but we must
2h¢.,
e coats cost as
get rid of them,
Tea and Table Spoons
W. B. Teaspoons, worth 50¢ per dozen,
W. B. Table Spoons, worth $1
They are a good serviceable
tain their wearing quality for
miss this bargain as I will not offer
at such prices.
Wood Fibre Pails, 15c¢; 10 qt.
Galvanized Buckets, were 25¢
nized Buckets were 20¢, now
Red Man, All Red, Big Mit,
Pipe and Polar Bear Scrap Tobacco,
atise doz
a doz at 30¢ doz
spoon and will re-
years. Do not
them again
Tin Buckets, 10ec.
now 18¢; Galva-
only 12%c
Honest Scrap, Bag
6 Pks 25c¢.
Griceries
now. .
_Griceries Griceries
Fresh Cream Chocolates, 15¢
Mecklen's Caustic
Flowers’ Sulphur,
seedless Raisins,
Large 25¢ Bottle
Irning Wax
Washing Soda
Baking Scda, per pound
Juaker Corn Flake, per pack
Dr. Stuart's Buttermilk Complex. Soap, cake 6c.
Evaporated Milk, unadulterated & sterel.,can 4c.
Holland Rusks, per pa
Kc Kings, per pack
Nine Cakes of fine Toilet Soap for........2
Table Syrup, extra fine quality, per quart, ...$
10c Pack of Smith’s Noodles, now........8¢.
5¢ Pack of Smith’s Noodles, now
.10¢ 1b.
Soda
three
per 1D,
Poti for...
per pound
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YOU ARE PROUD OF
YOUR WIFE AND CHILD-
REN. WHY DON’T YOU
BRING THEM TO US TO
BE PHOTOGRAPHED ?
WE WILL GIVE YOU A
PICTURE THAT WILL
MAKE YOU PROUDER
STILL
YOU NEED NOT WAIT
FOR A CLEAR DAY. WE
CAN TAKE JUST AS GOOD
PHOTOS ON A CLOUDY
DAY.

Ricker
Photo Gallery
W. Main St., Mt. Joy.
Photographs Finished for
Amateurs.

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PLACE YOUR ORDER
+ EARLY «
I have about SO
Tombstones, Monuments and
Markers in stock from which to
select at low prices tor good ma-
terial.
J. GLATFELTER
Mount Joy
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: R. V. FECLEY
TEWEILER
E. Main St.,
all other
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A LITTLE WATCH TALK g
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Did you ever stop to think that the
balance wheel in your watch makes
about 300 moves a minute, 1,800 per
hour, or 43,200 from the "time you
wind it till you wind it again.
machinery
A watch that is taken care of will
last a man a life time but should be
oiled and cleaned yearly.
perience at your serv ice
can and Swiss Watches will cost you
nothing to let me examine your watch
or any thing in that line of work.
All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.
don’t keep good
Mount Joy, Pa.
Circulation Count
The wise advertiser
money
turns. The paper that lies
appeal to advertisers. It’s
per
and bettering its publication
giving people the news
for publicity.
honest effort and is not
share its success with
Circulation counts.
the
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You
Both Phones
J. W. KOONS
jeweler he-
My ex-
on Ameri-
MOUNT JOY PENNA,
Terms Reasonable
spends if
where he is assured full re-
about
| how many subscribers it has, does not
the pa-
that’ spends money by improving
and
, thereby gett-
ing many new subscribers, that inter-
ests the man who has money to spend
There is no fake or
bluff about the paper that makes an
afraid to
public.
Subscribe for the Bulletin; 50¢ yr.
oil your wind mill, your wagon and . J Eg
almost daily,
still you let your watch run in old
rancid oil and accumulated dust year
after year or until it Stops, until it is
worn and then blame the
your watch
Exchange Hotel
AUCTIONEER
Give Me a Call

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When you can double your

Photo
I have always on
staple Photo Supplies that can be had
D. Plates, Seeds’ De-
‘such as Seeds’
velopers,
Set;
Tray
Developing
Films, Brownie Films, Trays, Tripods,
Toning Solutions, Intensifiers,
Liquid Developer,
Cleaning and HardeningSolution, Ko-
dak Tank Developers,
Binding, Flash Powders,
Frames, Stereographic Views,
Thermometers.
W.B.BENDER
Shaving
Hair Cutting
Shampooing
E. Main St.,
Agency for Standard Steam Laundry
Supplies
hand the
Papers,
Emerald
Mount Joy
Salary through a course with
the Harrisburg Automobile
School. For Terms and
most Prospects write
* % % Xx %
HARRISBURG AUTO.
3rd and Hamilton Streets.
Kodak
Velox
Acid,
Passe-Partout
Printing
50c a
Did You
Say Trees?
buy trees is at the
All Kinds of Trees

CHICHESTER SPILLS
‘> PL LS, for twenty-five
al Rela,
Privet
® ® * * =%
W. S. Kra
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work for $10 per week
SCHOOL
Why yes; the best place to
Mt. Joy Nurseries
California
That Nice Hedging For Ar-
ound Your Yard, Very Cheap.
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
THE SCHOOL REPORT
Honor Roll for the Second Month of
of the Term
Borough |
Octo
enrol-
Mount Joy
month ending
Present No,
female 194, total
enrolled during the
198, female 193,
attended every
Report of the
Schools for the
{ber 22nd, 1909,
| led, male 199,
| Total number
| month, male
1391. No, who have
| day, 233. Per cent, of attendance
for month, male 95, female 95, total
| average 95, Per cent, of attendance
| during term to date, male 96,
, total average 96, No. of
| during month, 27. Respectfully sub
mitted, Ira D. Scott, Principal.
| The following is a list of the pu-
| pils having a perfect attendance for
the month:
School, Mrs. M. G.
Teacher.
Dorothy Heilig, Hel
Funk, Dorothy
First Primary
Miller,
Gecrge Sillers,
en Hostetter, Harold
l.ongenecker, lottie Eshleman, Dor-
othy Egge, Hilda Frank, Joseph
Gantz, Herbert Tyndall, Pearl Schroll
Jokn Evans, Pearl Murray, Mary
Shank, Henry Witmer, Alvin Pennell,
Christine Gillums, James Rapp, Mar-
tha Felker, John Gorther, Bennie
Stark, Russell Barnhart, Roy Arndt,
Myrtle Hendrix, Reuben Brandt, Mor-
ris Cunningham, Abnet Sprout, Al-
len Shatz, Alta Gingrich.
School, Miss Ruth
N. Stoll, Teacher
Sheldon Madeira, Christ Hershey,
Peter Zerphy, Harry Aston, Paul
Stark, John Rahm, Herbert Stark,
Charles Henry, Samuel Miller, Rus-
{ sel Shatz, Robert Eshleman, John
Germer, Roy Ellis, Abram Brubaker,
Elwood Garber, Ear! Garber, Pearl
Sheaffer, Mary Easton Hilda Sch-
neider, Della Wagner, Lillian Barto,
Erma Herzog, Velma Hoffer, Mabel
| Brown, Mildred Krall, Lillian Roth,
Laura Pannebecker, Barbara Heilig,
| Lillian Mumma, Mary Gibbons, Liz-
zie Good, Catharine Ellis
Second Primary
Third Primary School, Miss Eliza-
beth Brubaker, Teacher
Murenna Brown, Miriam Mummert
Mildred Fellenbaum, Ruth Murray,
Emily Newcomer, Anna Nissley, Paul-
ine Sheaffer, Anna Gartner, Edith
Hilt, Ella Cunningham, Anna Bru-
baker, May Hinkle, Charles Del.ong,
John Greiner, Reese Evans, Jacob Zel
ler, John Gochnauer, Charles Eshle-
man, Paul Hinkle, John Nissley, Jas.
Garber, Amos Wertz.
School, Miss Lou
Kuhns, Teacher.
Jennett, Warren Bentzel,
William Hendrix, Os-
Walters, George
Everett De-
Omer Eshle-
Gillums,
Fourth Primary
Thomas
Charles E >
car Hendrix, Edwin
Weber, Harry Brown,
Long, Preston Del.ong,
man, Carl Garber, Elwood
Mark Mumma, Martin Secvears, Har-
ry Way, Mabel Kramer, Christine
Moyer, Mary Rapp, Beatrice Shatz,
Lizzie Zeager, Mabel Zerphy, Beat-
rice Pannebecker.
Secondary School, Miss Edna A. Gip-
nle, Teacher
Vivian Colidge, Lucy Cunningham,
Blanche Eshleman, Ruth Hinkle, El-
sie Krall, Anna Shonk, Florence Bar-
to, Florence Siller, George Brown,
Clarence Brubaker, William Cunning-
ham, Hiester Madeira, Musser Stauf-
fer, Carl Dyer, Ross Eshleman, Dew-
ey Hornafius, Lester Roberts, Charles
Stark, William Way, Florence Brown
Intermediate School, Miss Mabel F.
Donaven, Teacher.
Barto, Elsie Brown, Ruth
Clarence Campbell, John
Dyer, Helen Egge, Warren Eshleman,
Austin Fellenbaum, Virginia Frank,
Mabel Geistwite, Fannie Gingrich, El-
va Hilt, Harold Harmon, Jay Klugh,
Helen Krall, Calvin Kramer, Mazie
Metzler, Arthur Moyer, Beatrice Mur-
ray, Ellsworth Shrite, Dora Wagner,
Arthur Nixdorf, Ethel Yoffe
George
Brubaker,
School, Miss Charlotte K.
Basehoar, Teacher
Thomas Coolidge, Howard Haines,
Reuben Shellenberger, Samuel Kel-
ler, Frank Funk, Oliver Easton, War-
ren Greenawalt, Harvey Sumpman,
Herbert Frank, Edgar Missemer,
Raymond Nissley, Susan Nissley,Cath
arine Breneman, Viola Ream, Lottie
Royer, Esther Weber, Mary Gillums,
Gladys Flowers.
High School,
and Linaeus B.
Teachers
SENIORS—Miss Esther E£helley,
Messrs. John Bowman, Warren Dea-
con, Clyde Fenstermacher, Bysshe
Heilig, Arthur Hoffer, James New-
pher.
JUNIORS-—Misses Viola
Beatrice Brown, Esther
Esther Frank, Ruth Nissley, Bertha
Stauffer, Anna Witmer, Messrs. Ray
Keller, William Roberts, Alvin Shonk
A CLASS—Misses Frances Bailer,
Margaret Dearbeck, Edna Evans,
Mary Eshleman, May Flowers, Paul-
ine Germer, Esther Hagenberger,
Lucy Gibbons, Edna Hershey, Viola
Siller, Dora Wintermeyer, Messrs.
Howard Arnts, Elmer Brown, Whit-
man Deacon, Carson Engle, Harry
Greiner, Simon Hertzler, Omer Kra-
mer, Russell Myers, Clarence New-
comer, Roy Pennell, Samuel Royer.
B CLASS—Misses Tekla Bube,
Wilma Frank, Miriam Guhl, Rebecca
Helman, Marie Klugh, Sara Kramer,
Hsther Reist, Evelyn Shrite, Lizzie
Wagner, Messrs. Charles Bennett,
Harold Brown, Ben Hoffer, Charles
Madeira, Eckert Sheaffer, Charles
Shickley.
Grammar
Miss Marguerite Herr
Earhart,
Baker,
Ebersole,
een
SALE REGISTER
Please remember if we print your
bills we will insert a notice of your
sale in our register from now until
the day of sale, FREE. Our large
circulation will thoroughly advertise
your sale, so send us your date at
once for insertion in this list.
Saturday, October 30—At the res-
idence of the undersigned on Frank
street, Mount Joy, Pa., a large lot of
household goods such as beds, bedd-
ing, carpets, chairs, dishes, stoves,
etc., by Mrs. Catharine Zink. CC. H;
Zeller, auct.
Monday, November 1—At the Flor-
in Hotel Stock yards, Florin, Pa., a
lot of fine Holstein, Jersey and Dur-
ham cows, and 200 head of shoats
weighing from 100 to 250 pounds by
E. M. Souder, agt. Vogle, auct.
Friday, November 26—At the Was
hington House, Mount Joy, Pa., a
lot of ground on West Main street,
Mount Joy, with a store property
and dwelling combined. Also a lot
of ground on East Main street with
a large 2%-story frame house large
enough to accommodate three fami-
lies. = Sale at 7 p. m. by John G.
Keener, administrator of Annie Dier-

Bell Phone. MOUNT JOY, PA.
olf, deseased. Cc. H. Zeller, auct.
303. |
total |
female |
visits |
[Red Faces and
Red Noses
Ne
the embarrassment
an extremely
Do you suffer
of carrying around
or are you tortured with
pimply
to stand it
nose’?
blotehy or face? If so
long, it is
you
| are foolish
the
world to get rid of,
| simples
No matter what
the fol-
inexpensive
all
embarrassment in
might have been the cause,
harmless and
will positively
lowing
treatment
traces ot
remove
your
from two to four weeks.
Get this prescription filled at any
(Clearola, one half ounce,
Alcohol seven oun
drug store:
Ether,
ces.
Mix and apply
ten as
one ounce,
to the parts as of-
possible, but and
allowing it to remain
possible, never
the longer the bet-
wipe off the pow-
on the skin.
put up at
morning
night anyway,
long as
than ten minutes,
ter, then
dery film deposited
You can
drug store.
For any
equal.
on as less
you can
get this any
skin trouble this has no
Lost, Found, Wanted, For Sale, Ete.
A middle aged woman
an up stairs girl.
Wagner House,
10-20-2t
WANTED
as cook and also
Apply at once at
Columbia.
the
WANTED—Early hatched
Plymouth
Address
Rheems, Pa.
pullets,
Leghorn or Rock varieties
card to
10-20-3t
preferred. postal
Nathan Martin,
earn
for
Any intellingent person may
a good - income corresponding
newspapers: experience unnecs
particulars. Em-
Middleport,
10-20-3t.
Send stamp for full
Press Syndicate,
York.
pire
New
WANTED — 8S Magazine
wants an energetic and responsible
man or n in Mount Joy to col-
lect for renewals and solicit new sub-
scriptions during full or spare time.
JXperience unnecessary. Any one
tart among friends and acquaint
s and build up a paying and per-
manent business without capital. A
complete outfit and instructions free.
Address, “VON” Success Magazine,
Room 103, Success Magazine Build-
ing, New York City, N. Y.
uccess
woma
Markets!
Following are Lancaster City’s markets
of this morning :
Wheat per bushel
Bran per ton......... i
Shortsperton................ .. 27.00
Middlings per ton.................... 30.00
Potatoes per bushel... .95
Corn per bushel... 75
Oats per bushel . .60
Todav H. E. Ebersole pays:
Butter per pound...
Lard per pound
Tallow per pound...
Eggs per dozen...
Potatoes per bushel

Save Your
RUIT
TREES
By Spraying Them
With Scalecide
We have scalecide for sale
in any quantity or we will
fruit trees
spray all your
with our new Sprayer at a
Will
v.Ty reasonable price.
guarantee good results.
M. I. Greider & Co.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

Shire’s Vieat NMVarket
Rear of Niseley's Tobacco Warehouse
PLORIN- .. PENNA.
W. W. SHIRE, Propr.
Dealer in Fresh & Smoked
Meats, Tallow, Lard, &e.

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Wednegiay, October 27, 1900,

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Do you know that we have
Shoes and Hats in Mount Joy?
cheaper than others?
Do you know
Do you know about
In a word do
EAST MAIN STREET,

SOME QUESTIONS
Have you ever been in our Store?
Do you know that we carry all the styles shown by other
stores, besides many novel designs controlled exclusively by us?
Do you know that we are selling our Suits and Overcoats
about our price guarantee?
our service guarantee?
vou know any
est Clothing and Shoes and Ladies’ and Gents’ furnishing store?
Why not stop in today and look at our goods, note our
prices and inquire into our methods? t
I. D. BENEMAN
Reliable Merchant
Mount Joy, Penna.
79.3
the largest stock of Clothing,
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thing about Mount Joy’s great-

Underwear and
Sweaters
a line of Me-
Men
.
We have now secured
ht Underwear for and
Just
dium Weig
Women. what you have been
asking for so long.
Men's Gray
Ladies’ White and Echrue
Misses’ and Youths’,
from 121 to 30 cents
to size.
and C
and Gray, 25 to 75¢
‘ool for Infants
White
Would like vou to inspec
cial Underwear for Men.
Medium Weight, Ribbed, fine fin-
and Echrue 25 and 50¢
25 & S50c¢
ished scams; per garment, 50c.
all the and no
are
Sweaters are rage
wonder; they comfortable and
new coats and
the
save you buying many
We
The
show largest as-
wraps.
sortment. prices the lowest.
fail to see line at 50¢
Men,
Do not our
Girls and Women.
demand is large so buy now
ater the assortment will not be
complete.
Specials for Saturday, October 2:
Canvas Gloves, per pair......5

Norway Mackerel, each
aaa —_—
S. B. BERNHART & CO.
Our Store is the People’s Store
E. Main Street,
MOUNT JOY, PA.

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House cleaning brings the need
Do not delay in taking advant
age of this saving on the carpets
you want at Foster & Cochran's,
About 3 including
parlor, dining room, bed room and
S
15 patterns,
hall patterns.
Sewing, lining and laying in-
cluded at 39c., instead of 6gc and
79¢. a yard.
Nearly 150 Ladies’
that have sold
who has her Fall Suit to buy.
$25.00 Suits now $19,50.
$23.50 Suits now $17.98.

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Why send your
wheelsaway and
wait a week or
mord We put
them on while
yon wait.
SEHR
LA peieiereteloteteloteteotototole
or
wait.
your wheels.
ope of the best on thd market.
all times.
C. S. MUSSER, THE BAKER
Bread and Cakes Delivered
through town daily
Fresh Doughnuts, Crullers and Dewey
Buns every Wednesday & Thursday.
Funerals, Weddings and Suppers
given prompt attention
Store & Bakery, West Main Street
Mount Joy, Pa.
Branch Store at E. Ream’s.
Fresh

[69¢c and 79c Brussels Car-
pets For 59c.
Save $5 to $5.75 on the One You Buy.
We've crowded two racks with these reduced suits—fresh new styles
down to one or two of a kind.
They will go rapidly at the savings each one brings the woman or Miss
Worth making a special trip on Saturday.
sit oy 3s 5. King st.,
FR BGGRGL HGH OROBGE OE
ITTLE RUBBER TIRE TALK
Just a few words in reference to rubber tires for Spring.
to put on rubber tires on very short notice and at very reasonable prices.
buy our rubber direct from the manufacturer and can adjust a set while you
Let your_wagon_ here while you go to the store, bank, or transact othe
minor business and when you retarn we will have a set of good rubber tires on
We use only the best rubber-—the famous Kelly-Springfield tire,
We carry a big line of this ;rubber in stoek at
Give us a chance on your next job. Remember we can save you
the middle man’s profit, and that is quite an item.
Y OUNG BROS,
SHB BHBOHH HVE CIVGSGHBHTIBOHON

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of new Carpets in many homes.

Furniture Savings
To close out odd lots, these re-
ductions are made: —
#14..90 Chiffoniers now $II.90
$16 go Morris Chairs, now 13.50
$ 890 Morris Chairs, now 7.50
$12.50 Morris Chairs, now 10.00
$16.50 Morris Chairs, now 12.50
$18.90 Dressers at 14.90
Also sonie Oak and Mahogany
Rockers and parlor tables.

Fall Suits Reduced
$20.00 Suits now $15, 00.
$16.50 Suits now $10.75.
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Don’t you think
we can save you
time anda money?
A trial and we’ll
readily convince
you.
We are prepared
We
FLORIN
PENNA
SREP OVVVRGBHRFCTO TERR
STOP AT THE
Sorrel Horse Hotel
West Kine ST. JANCASTER
The annex now complete with the SORREL
HORSE, makesa frontage of 49, 52, 58 and
5 West King Street. Dinner 25 cents. Best
accommodations in every respect. A share of
your patronage solicited.
A. B. ADAMS, Pro