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Foulards, in stylish 1
brown, reseda, ta
Special, yard
Foulards, soft, lustroi
patterns. Special, 3
Foulards, 40 and 42 h
futurist designs, at
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Imported Silks.. Extn
and weaves in the
ported silks, at, pe
Crepes. Canton Crerx
142 inches wide, ever
pastel evening shad
street colors. Spec
Silk Messaline, in he.'
staple colors. Price
New Black Silks. A c
silks, suitable for :
sale at specially low
Silk Ratines, in desir
yard
Iported Fabrics.. Ep<
the new weaves and
I yard
Gropes. 36 inches wic
sirable colors, and
weweeB. Price per 3
Gropes and Ratines, i
Prices, yard
Hie New Suits
I Sid
Will be here In a few c
will he broader and t>
I any we have eer shoi
making prices so low
of an opportunity to i
JON
THE LANC.
tew Spring
1 he exhibition of
coticfir hlio ? *
c 11 l\tCIIC5l WUI
train, increasing thedisf
\ are the first store in La
even our advance displa
W:\ are excellent. It ma>
^3 lovely new garments s
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f THE NEV
We are safe in say
ever seen in Lancaster,
designs promise to be
Crepes and Plain Chari
absolute exclusiveness i
SILKS
floral patterns, navy,
n and Copenhagen.
48c
is Silks, in handsome
rard 75c
aches wide, in stylish
per yard
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
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season's newest imr
yard $2.00 to $3.50
?s and Crepe Meteors,
y eolor, including the
es as well as the new
ial priced at yard
$1.00 to $1.50
lutiful novelty and
t per yard 89c
ollection of rich black
mourning wear. On
prices. \
Able colors. Prices
48c to 75c In order
>nges and Ratines, in ^
combinations. Prices vjai mc"isf
22%c to 75c we WJ|J maJ
le Crepe, in many demany
entirely new <*** rcmsUIU
7ard 480 -Coats. W
n the newest weaves. *
221/jc to 19c less than th
Dresses and hese ai
* merits?fas
^ highest qu
lays. The assortment c . ~.
le styles lovelier than kUItS, dkir
arn. And we intend prices- Tl
that you will be glad
nvest. . saving oppc
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ASTER NEWS, FEBRUARY 13, 1914.
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Spring Goods is already sufticientl
nan. F resh shipme its arrive on n
days and maintainincA^assortments. A
incaster to show the N"eX Spring C
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j u iti v/ ui v/rtvi auu luii) prciijcnsivc.
' surprise you to see how moaer,
ind fabrics"^ and other spriW goods
V SILKS AREkl
ing that this is the largest and most
It is the first complete showing
popular, as do also Chinese VHne
meuse. Our Silks are all put up in ;
s assured. Among our best values a
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Gala
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to make room for Spring v*(
which will arrive in a few days j
ce a tremendous sacrifice of
ing Winter Suits, Skirts and
Won
e will sell these garments at ne
leir actual wholesale cost. px
re all strictly up-to-date gar. Mid<
hionable, well-made and of the ti
ality. Be sure to see these ' j.
ts and Coats and learn their Nwe
in
lis is one of the greatest money- <iii
irtunities of the year. ?r,
IRC AN Til
TER'S LIVE STORE.
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doming In
y broad to ?Hr
early every f
s usual, we /"7ri^|x .
loods, and 'I
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beautiful collection of Silks
of the season Large Moral
Crepes, Brocades, Crinkled
special dress lengths so that
re the following:
HE NEW COTTON FABRICS j
ALSO HERE. ?
nong the most desirable styles and best 1es
in the new spring wash materials are j
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jee. Pure linen Pongees, 27 inches \
de, in every color of the rainbow. Price,
r yard 22^0 J-"
ins. Fine mercerized Poplins, in white t
d 15 good shades. A real 20c value,
ecial at 15c t
;hams. 75 pieces of ouarantond fn?t
lor Ginghams in desirable patterns. I
iecial at yard.. 10c I
ales. 50 pieces of 36-inch Percales, in
lit and dark patterns, price, yard. .10c
ras. 15 pieces of new Madras, suitable ! 'k
r dresses, skirts, and blouses. A real I ^
i/2c value. While the lot lasts the spell
price will be, yard 10c
teas and Kindergarten Cloths, in neat
ipes and solid colors, warranted fast I , /
lor. Speciai yard 12y2c and 15c
riots. 30 pieces of linen-finished Clients,
suitable for school blouses and
irts. Price, yard 10c
lew Arrivals of Other Spring i
Goods I !
aen's House Dresses and Aprons. A |
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w line, well-made of best quality Perles
and Ginghams. Perfect. fittinor I H
ices . . ... 48c, 59c, $1.00 and $1.25 11 ft
iy Blouses. The new Spring Middy V
ouses for Misses and Children are here. I
ley are as attractive and as popular as ,
er, and we expect to sell large quantities
them. Prices 48c to $1.00 $
i Curtain Materials. The new patterns ' ft
Curtain cnnd* fnm onrmn. ?? ?
o <11C I1U VV OH
splay, and housekeepers should find the J|R?
sortment most interesting. Prices range < |
I,m' yard 10c to $35c
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