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JOY, PA. Wednesday, February 21, 1012.
A SALE THAT GIVES YOU MORE SPLENDID QUALITY AND FINE VALUES IN NEW RUGS AND NEW FURNITURE TO THE DOLLAR THAN YOU EVER DREAMED OF.
COME AND SELECT NOW WHILE THE CHOIC E IS BROAD
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33 STORE AFTER THE ALTERATIONS ARE COMPLETED, LANCASTER WILL HAVE AS THOROUGHLY AN TOMORROW WE INAUGURATE A HUGE REBUILDING SALE WHERE MARVELOUS PRICE CUTTING
3% EQUIPPED AND AS MODERN A STORE AS IS TO BE FOUND IN ANY OF THE LARGEST CITIES OF THIS | IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PREVAILS WITH THE E XCEPTION OF HOUSE FURNISHING AND ( HINA,
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i TIES AND ADVANTAGES ENJOYED BY NEW YORKERS AND PHILADELPHIANS AND MOREOVER, BY { ! | PRICES FOR SUCH MERCHANDISE :
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hese Over i 1iph BB rice is $9.98, so you save $10.00 on a suit : 3
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Men's $12.00 Overcod SALE FRIOE: «vive ! : i : $6. 9 hey are the newest arrivals and have every hall mark of $22.50 suits, but our price is $11.98. I'he fine { $3
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Mep's $15.00 Overconis; SLE PRICE: « rrree, : : 3 : doe a $8.9 2 juality of the £ » adds greatly to the style of these suits. They are expertly tailored, have good lines and oe of
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Men's $18.00 Overcoats; SALE PRICE........... . ses sun . tava s $8. iD are sevarels pith. ‘e¥presstiz ‘the bert possiide taste 33
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Men’s $22.50 Overcoats; SALE PRICE. ................ ee da ei aay na sa A $1 1.98 MD 7 98 13
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Men's $25.00 Overcoats; SALE PRICE. ................. iris sr eee Adve te rss a trees $12.49 A N =W Sealette oat M akes Its OW , ) 1%
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If you have been in the habit of buying Suits for about $12.00 not this— if you buy here and now you can :
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select a $25.00 Suit and pay your price for it. And you get the best tailoring the country affords, for these Sui h d bl S C t 0 08 +3 \
are made by the best designers and tailors. Materials are Fancy Blue Worsteds, Cassimeres and Fancy Tweeds. © N ISpensda e erge oa ' +*$
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Juése Sats ate TOY mapa Just the coat needed when blustering Spring winds prevail. There's always a certain snap to a well tail- Iz
Men's $12.00 Suits; Sal ICR frasretrccrrancccnns,ssy tunseriis taasrrantarisnens $ 6.98 ored Serge of good cut. The lines of these are good, the coats practical and becoming. Regularly $19.93. Our ; A
Men's $1500 Sulla: SALE PRICE ft1rr2enrresernane srsntnsirnrrrsataninnan serpenne $ 8.75 Sale price, $9.98. In regular and large sizes. Another model has revers with an inlay of satin. 7
Men's $18.00 Suits; SALE PRICE. ............ Cire en sheer. era eee $ 8.75 1
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Men’s $20.00 Suits; SALE PRICE. ........ re en Ue eae R AE Le ie $10.98 4
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Men's $25.00 Suits; SALE PRICE. ...... Sri hak ane ESR aw ees ras pia $12.98 Fess . 11
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Men S $12.00 and $15.00 Cravenette Rain Coats cuffs and collar. These handsome garments are lined with yarn-dyed satin and finished with a large silk +
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can give such extra good values in such fine Coats as ese. Just the garments you will need now and for early 1
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Spring wear. Fresh, lovely Waists that add a pleasing change to the wardrobe without much outlay—usual price, $2.98. TP
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Of fine, dark Mixed Worsteds; every Coat bearing the Priestly Cravenette label and guaranteed in every : : utr at oi . : ith 1 sttv finish of silk. Other is Sti >
respect. Dark Gray, with neat stripes and Dark Silk Mixed Patterns. All sizes, from 34 to 44 breast meas- Our Sale price, $1.98. Of striped Silk, with lace yokes with a pretty finish of silk. ther models of Stripped 3
3: Silk: black, with various colors, with white net yokes; are only $1.49. Could you make them for that? +
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Rugs One-Half to One-Third Prevailing Prices
Placing orders when makers needed business and were willing to make concessions gives you the reason why
we can sell you fine Floor Coverings at such remarkable economies. They are Axminster and Brussels Rugs of
standard grades, too, in rich, soft colors and beautiful designs. In room sizes, large and small, and hall run-
ners. Some extra sizes in the lot.
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RUCS 9X 1 Q FEET Sop 8 a 3 i by 10 I Sun, Handsome sets: upholstered in verona and silk plush; In plain and quartered oak.
$1250 BRUSSELS RUGS, .............. $ 8.50 ' consisting of a settee, large arm chair and two wall Y oe
$16.00 Brussels Rugs; made from fine worsteds and $20 AXMINSTER RUGS, .............. $13 90 chairs oDD DRESSERS 31
yarns; beautiful designs. S08 HODY ele tr . $8.90 TO $16.90 fo of
SALE PRICE ......... ..00... $9.90] 28! BRUSSELS RUGS, .......... $19.90 THREE-PIECE PARLOR SETS, $15.98 TO $29.90 In oak, plain and quartered. 13
$20.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs, in Oriental and floral Hugs, g by 9 feet. ’ Settee, rocker and arm chair; upholstered in verona PRINCESS DRESSERS iI
PRlietny FRIcG 11 $16 AXMINSTER RUGS, .............. $ 9.90 and plush. $10.90 TO $18.90
SALE + SR iE cv ves S$ 90 Rugs, 11 ft. 3 in. by 12 feet. OAK CHIFFONIERS oo
$25.00 Axminster Rugs; heavy quality and excellent 5 3 al oe HANDSOME COUCHES bod
in colors and designs. . $38 AXMINSTER RUGS, ...... ...... $22.50 $4.90 TO $14.90
SATE PRICE ......... 0c... ...$15.90 || $22 BRUSSELS RUGS, ................ $14.50 $748, $5.45, 33.90 70 $11.90 ROLL TOP DESKS +
$28.00 Axminster Rugs: highest grade of Axminsters Hall Runners. Upholstered in velour, verons and chase lesiner. $14.90 T6 516.90 :
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woven; handsome colors and designs : $16.90 $7.50 AXMINSTER, 2 FT. 3 IN. BY 9 FT., $ 3.98 SIDE BOARDS CHINA CLOSETS
$30.00 Brussels Rugs, in variety of designs and rich : irri 5 : . $13.98 TO $22.50
colors. $9 AXMINSTERS 2 FT. 3 IN. BY 12 FT. $ 4.80 $12.90 TO $29.90 Of oak, with or without mirror at the back; claw feet
SALE PRICE. i. oid ain $21.90 $10 AXMINSTERS, 2 FT. 3 IN. BY 15 FT. $ 6.50 In plain and quartered oak. and barrel front.
Furniture That Comes Straight From Manufacturers
You pay no middleman’s profit on this Furniture. In buying Furniture, good quality should be carefully
considered in this Sale you get the best quality at the best prices to be had anywhere in Lancaster. Come and
see for yourself the rich values in Parlor Sets, Dressers, China Closets, Bedroom Sets, and other pieces.
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FIVE-PIECE PARLOR SETS, $18.00 TO $41.90 BED ROOM SETS
$18, $28.50, $29.90, $33.90 TO $44.90
We are discontinuing these lines, and all pieces are
marked at a fraction of their true values. 32 to 38 k= King St
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CHINA, LAMPS AND BRIC-A-BRAC HALF PRICE Appetizing Luuches
AND LESS Served in Our Basement
. J Oysters cooked in various styles, combination lunches
and delicious home-made pies. Open from 8 o’clock in
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ard Shrite, John Reist, Mark Breneman, teacher,—Emily Newcomer, Ruth|John Germer, Elwood Garber, Rus- son, Bigler Mumma, Edwin Barto, Dear Sir: I have k
¥le, Clarence Brubaker. Murray, Mildred Fellenbaum, Miriam |sel Rinehart, Robert Eshleman, John Miller, Charles Roth, Margaret
er. Grammar School, Anna R. Kray- Mummert, Florence Gainer, Murenna | Mildred Murray, Blanche
be bill, teacher,—Florence Barto, Flor- Brown, Ella Cunningham, May Dorothy Longenecker, Sarah
a ence Brown, Blanche Eshleman, Hinkle, John Dillinger, John Grein-|nis, Ruth Gainer, Dorothy
Dietz, Ross Eshleman, Frank Gantz, Paul Alexander, John Gochenaur, Mary Gibbons, Alta Gingrich.
er Earl Grissinger, Jay Klugh, Lester David Stauffer. Second Primary, Ruth N
Roberts. Fourth Primary, Lou Kuhns, teacher,—Walter Thome,
' Christine Moyer, Dorothy Myers, Sprout, Herbert Stark, Russel Schatz, | Beatrice Newcomer, Maud
“orothy Johnson, Hilda Johnson, Brown, Beatrice Hawtherne, Marth
ia Mabel Geistweit, Maud Schroll, Lillie er, Elwood Gillums, Mahlon Fore- Lottie Dshleman, Mary Shank, Ruth Pennell, Clara Pennell, Kathryn that he thought I could »
st, Weidman, Jennie Witmer, Grace man, Clinton Eby, Charles Eshleman Conrad, Pearl’ Schroll, Alice Way, Longenecker. with splendid effect. I have been
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Intermediate School, Elizabeth R. teacher,—Charles Engle, Christ Her- Engle, John McGann, Howard Stark, East Earl township, aged BS YeATS, but ene of thousands received testifying to | time. Address A. B. Root, Mo
Eshleman, teacher,— Vivian Chand- shey, John Rahm, Paul Hinkle, | Morris Cunningham, Lura Hertzog, suffering from dementia, set fire to the curative powers of this wonderfui remedy. Joy, Pa
ler, Mabel Kramer, Elsie Miller, Samuel Miller, Jay Pennell, Truman | Mary Moyer, Beatrice Fuhrman, his large barn and was only rescued Write at once to Mr. Abbott at the above |
Mary Strickler, Clara Campbell, Anna Brubaker, Lillian Barto, Mary (Mary Kramer, Mary Greenawalt, building with its contents, except the preparation. | Turkey's new naval appropria
Barbara Rollman, Emily Gingrich, live stock, were burned. should be called a sinking fund
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. SCHOOL REPORT |Alvin Rutt, Sam Keller, Harvey Beatrice Pennypacker, Mary Rapp, |Heisey, Erma Hertzog, Emma Kram- Pauline Butts, Pauline Shoop, Es- : For Rent
> 7. > ? : ‘ Your Lungs and Throat. / Fr Septemb I
Longenecker, John Stoll. B Class— Mabel Zerphey, Warren Bentzel, er. Lillian Roth, Pearl Shaeffer, ther Brown, Clara Greenawalt, The preparetion mentioned. by the Ray om September 15, a large ston
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The Attendance at Our Public Ruth Brubaker, Marion Dieter, Carl Dyer, Alvin Reist, Musser | Barbara Heilig, Martha Hemsley, Myrtle Hendrix, Elsie Shire, Sarah cpa. Sho ios Been Lor over An NS mill _broperty recently occupied b
Schools the Past Month Gladys Flowers, Helen Krall, Matilda Stauffer, William Way, George Web- | Lillian Mumma, Bertha Miller, Jane Graham, Cora Sheaffer. incalculable worth to sufferers from copsum- the New Standard Hardware Wer!
or Mumma, Beatrice Murray, Leah er, Edgar Dyer, Benjamin Eby, Carl | Strickler, Paul Stark. First Primary, M. G. Miller, teach- Prion, asia, oneal catarrh, grippe, | three floors and attic. good wa
High School, Misses Marguerite Stauffer, Theda Walters, Catharine Garber, Samuel Hinkle, Allen Mor- Third Primary, Verna Chandler, er,—John Rollman, Robert Keller, Songhs, sods anda) JAS oe rot disenses, Dower With two turbine whey
Herr apdesiie Rgnaven. Teachers, Witmer, Minnie Way, Warren Eshle- ton, Walter Nissley, Carl Shank, Ed- | Teacher, George Sillers, James Witmer Eberle, John Eshleman, homes to which it has brought health and Foul Tzks a suitable tobacon Wal
3 ary Esh- man, Austin Fellenbaum, Harold win Walters. {Rapp, Allen Schatz, Roy Arndt, William Mateer, Amos Stark, Samuel happiness. louse, storzge house or maching
ne Harmon, Arthur Moyer, Ellsworth Secondary School, Edna Martin, | Henry Witmer, Benjamin Stark, Gillums, Carl Schatz Elmer Dob- Mr. C A. ABBOTT, August 11, 1905. | SBOP. Apply to S. R. Snyder, Mt,
60 Ann St., New York Joy, Pa.
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Heilig, Anna Keener, Martha Royer, Edna a consumptive and my fan
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Stoll ne mamas lessens Pastor M, E. Church, Hun ( s continue ing orders up to
y bout March 20th. Housekeep.
Leroy Samuel Eshleman of Green Bank, _ The above letter shows what a
the Wilson Remedy was to My
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proof of the great worth to /iumanity of this |
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