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THE FRANKLIN PRESS THURSDAY,' NOVEMBER 23, 1325. if Mcompirmoii! nr o ; 1 laaiffliioffl T1 T1 0 mm first arid orrMt sale. So astounding that it has almost sweet me off mv feet. J far beyond my expectations that it is impossible for me to comprehend its greatness. Mag nanimity has been my leading aim , thus blessing those who have visiter my store during this Veat sale. Little did I think when I inaugurated this great sale that I would have any cause 1 " '" :' . ' ; ' 3ason to continue it longer than now; but the insistent, persuasive demands of thousands ihy friends to prolong it until all of them could visit my store and share in the benefits of the sale, has compelled me to extend it until all my legion of customers might have the oppor- tunity to secure their necessities at this opportune season. Therefore I bow with pleasure to triASA vpmipctc nnrl cliall rnntimiA fhic mamnnnth salP until flirthei notice. For one-third of a century I have been a buyer of merchandise, having in mind tTO times the yants and needs of my customers. And most especially have I put my best foot forward at this time. I have never been more careful in buying the right goods at the right prices. and therefore, I feel that my judgment is paramount in your minds, as evidenced by the great volume of trade you have given me so far. I thank you, and if no other results accrue to me . J except to serve you right, the pleasure is all mine. Extensive purchases of new goods constantly arriving bespeaks for a continuance of this mammoth sale-and when I state that further reductions in prices all through my great stock of goods shall become effective so far as business prudence dictates, I am sure you will Demaaegiaa. - A- The season is rapidly approaching when a spirit of softness steals over our souls, remii us or those m need, and or those dear to us. In mv store vou will rind eirnuiSE- needy, and everything that will make your dear ones happy. And plea?' bargain prices could not prevail except for cash, which I so much neecP ness. Accept this announcement in the spirit in which it is made. It emanates is glad to serve you. .MAXIMUM VALUES
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