Crowds! Crowds! Crowds!
Opening Day Friday and Saturday ? All This Week
A Sale At a
Needed Time
The Crowds Were
Vow is the Time
to Buy Your Fall
and Winter Needs
They Are Still Coming
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. When the doors opened upon the great fall opening sale Thursday morning at 9 A. M., the baying overwhelmed as, sweeping beyond oar control, bat finally
we rushed extra sale people into the fray and everyone was served and satisfied with the greatest saving opportunities that were ever offered to the baying public in
this section. .
It has not been through the manipulation of words, not the bold display of type, not misleading illustrations that this great underselling event has set aside all
precedents in volume of business and the making of thousands more of friends for this store. It is a story of "performance"?"Accomplishments"?that no other store
ever recorded or ever attempted on so large a scale. Without exaggeration, it is the greatest selling event at a needed time ever staged in this section.
This sale is a most helpful and meritorious money-saving event in a needfi 1 time and it will be wise for everyone to buy freely the things you need now or may
need later. Sale continues with great bargains to be had.
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not of en obstlnete neture, yon ere
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jgi?" HlX Jtilnh pleases yop yery
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entertainer. You are kind and sym
pathetic, bat are not siren to showing
It.
Mas bora during these dates be
come maanfactarers, merchants, U
rentors, scientists, and preachers.
Women bora daring these dates are
Srtletlc, and hare easy, graceful man
ners. They succeed as Interior de
corators, designers, milliners, artiste
and writers.
William Paan. founder of Pennsyl
vania, was bam October 14th.
Heteaa Msdjeskam. Polish actress,
was bonr October 12th.
Yon ca^t blame a man who wean
a toupee, if in doesn't hare his pic
ture
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Til PEAn SISTERS
? one act comedy will be given oe
Friday nllht, October 16, ltlt at
Bona High School auditorium at ?
o'clock.
Cone and get your there of
It'* all here. If yon can't laugh,
away. Come one, come all and
the Peak atatera perform. Given by
atarried ladlee of Poplar Springe Bap
tlat church and the admission. U
cgnto will be need for painting of the
name. The Rodger's Orchestra grill
furniah mugto. -? . .. '
The_characters are: Bister Ki
, Slater
Bister
Rlstsr
Slater
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pt at war flogB-ti . t
About Voiif
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TrU-'j, iculd Know
by John J^ephOatass, m! D/
LITTLE EMERGENCIES. _
It is not unusual for small boys
who go fishing, to get a fish-hook
'?bedded in some part of the boy
"ad of the fish; doe to careless
iing of the fishing-tackle.
Crochet hooks are anpleasaat
guests when deeply seated. I re
cently attended - a lady -who sat
down in a porch swing that held
a bun..la of tatting, the crochet
hook was driven mere than an
inch into her hip. A man, who
was rummaging en a eloeet shelf
shove the term of his eyes, an
Ci .uttered an old crochet book
which penetrated the palmar sur
face of his thumb. He fainted
promptly and a rush call came in
anticipation of a deep incision tp
remove the offender*^
Every family should
i kit,
Forcing a fisk hesfc
the skin does not add to the
^s,aytX'Sl?ws
instrument eat the way It went in.
This advise may save eonsUerabU
iiuwiii awdl trtrabU. mm! is worth
mmjmgrl^^iea fee Urn sway
rnaAU> pea Da,*
Itft m. right or ?MW. .
Don't delay! Give your hens
o o v -*?9
Now! A ,
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The most successful way of feeding laying hens is also
the easiest way I For when you put your hens on Ful
O-Pep Egg Mash you get more eggs, and better, eggs,
and you also remove the work, bother and uncertainty
of feeding in the old-fashioned way.
Just put Ful-O-Pep Egg Mash in the hoppers and keep
it before the hens all the time. They can't overeat. |"
And at every mouthful the hen gets exactly the things ,
she needs to produce bigger, better, strong4hel le<) eggs. j
This is the famous egg mash that contains Cod Liver . ?
Meal?it makes all the other good ingredients of the: I
mash do better and faster work. \
Young layers'get'a good sthrt In their first season, so | )
that they will be steady, vigorous producers, when you > >
giveFul-O-PepEggMash.OldhensneedFul-O-PepEgg |
Mash to enable them to carry on through the months of
short daylight. No matter whether your flock is made
up ofyoung birds or old ones?or both?Ful-O-Pep Egg
Mash is just the feed you a*ed-4o get ldtt4&etfl> *11" *
through the season, when eggs are most in. demand.
Right now-is the time to start. Don't put it off another
day. Make your hens do their best.work by feeding
the Ful-O-Pfcp way.
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L. P. HICKS
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The worst bridge to arose le the di
lending Bom what yon ere to What
yon ought to be.
The biggest problem rn this cenatry
le to keep the times end the people
both good.
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The weether men doesn't seetn to
understand that this oonatry is sop
posed to be dry.
A used oer owner telle as he thinks
he Is drlTlng ? bargain, .? Mflf
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I have lust 1km Mr* of *err
looted Jersey hatters left, that I will
mU or trade tor boat cattle.
it yon Mrs loktag tor a aloe
and look them orsr.
beauties and are oomth*
It jot
will suit ro?. Also hdrs
oow (Mag mtlh
will come fresh soon. 3.
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