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' DAILY EAST OHECONIAN, JEKLLETON, OUSOON. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1021.
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Only two davs left in which to save in this great Clean-Up event--and UTerestiir remains thousand's of do1Ui$ worth of the finest, merchaijdise .m America. :
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THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT still have loads and loads of all classes of holt goods, from the finest silks to the coarsest of goods. And the prices are 'f, :
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XiiEFAMCY GpODS
SECTION ; .
offers radical reductions on all
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furnishings for women Ker
chiefs, Bags, Laces, Hose, Un
derwear, etc
' THE MEN'S DEPT.
jiqntinucs its great clothing
sale and its sale of undenvear,
shirts, hats and like wear for
men.- All at August Clean-up
.THE CHILDREN'S'
BALCONY
THE BEDDING BALCONY
j'ou at saving prices. Quiltar
v has worlds of stock to offer
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offers an excellent opportun
ity to prepare your children
for school. There are offered Blankets, Comforters, Pillows,
thousands of dollars' worth of obes and like goods. ' ' .
YOUR PRICES.
THE READY-TO-WEAR (THE GROCERY BASEMENT WORLDS OF GOOD THINGS f
DEPT.
"All af Clean-up prices.
THE SHOE BALCONY
offers splendid reductions in
women's and children's shoes
of quality.
Reduced to clean up the .
stock.
Loaded down with its fine
wear, still c.iJIs for your hel
to clean up its stocks. . Thous
ands of dollars' worth of Am
erica's finest garments still re
main on the racks. All mark
ed down to a. most reasonable
bargain price, j
WSDUTONS ORtMEST DEPARTMENT 3T0RL
SlliePeopIes Warohous
-ii m iiim "fPE IT PAYS TO TiAitr LISmIIZjIt
continues a clean-up of its sur
plus stock. We still have our .
warerooms piled high enough I
to continue the offering of
clean-up bargains throughout '
Monday, Tuesday! and Wed-,
nesaay. .
; ... Come, Help Us Clean Up
THE LUGGAGE SECTION-
offers the i country's best
makes of Trunks, Suit . Cases ,
and Bags at Clean-up prices.
; In the
BARGAIN BASEMENT i
and every item at a bargain t
pnee. We invite you to visit
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the two remaining days of the ; ;
great sale, which offers the j '
greatest opportunity to save, -'.y,
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UTTLE CONVENIENCE
SQUIRE EDGfcbAifc Surely the Witnws Does Not Think Squire Has a Block Head
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CStWCB UifUm Bocklrr has keen weiring Ion pant, h thinks tie
- id cmvzO to go to the pool room. However. Mr. Buckley caught
' . . . . . . . . 1 - it . tiiw.blw flij.n fnld
trt .tbr last wek an4 chased him bone
Marios fo ipeod bis Idle hours reading
Mr. Buckley then told
thereafter. This advice
EenoB 10 pca nis iaie nours rcauias iuc..i.. .....
Cod (or all and when you've pencilled in Uje dots youH know bow
trtoa soeada his spare tjrae now.
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WAS A Boy I I
h r had " I ,T . i'l '
TO SNEAK 'Tf J
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we have rl M
MOVIES i tj
PAST act PRESENT
TMEWItUWHO
STAYED AT
tOME BECAUSE
$HE HAD
moTHPNO DECENT
y TP WEAR,
Past A present,
WHAT BECOME OF Ht
FELLOW WHO TOOK A tTt
BATH ON SATURDAY TXJ y
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KITCHEN . STOVE ,
I TRUE TO LIPS
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HAS A PAUGrHTER.
THAT 51AY5 HOME
if . SHE HAS TO
WEAR DECENT
CIOTHF3 ,
Land whats ooinb to
BrCOME OF THE FELLOW
WHO TAKES A
COLD SHOWER
IfVERV MORNIN&-
BEFORE
BREAKFAST
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jar
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tay," aaid th man to the boy
U M MtSt blm to drlre a bunch
M sTils. IttM ftls bull a minute will
the boy. ."I don't
tsM Mb a director in this company,
tlrto erti U I want to be a stock-
The Doc'i Object.
"Why do you always question pa
tients so closely about what they eat?
Does the information you set help you
to diagnose their cases;"
Doctor Oh. no! Bit by doinj so I
.am enabled to fuess what their station
In life is, and how much in fees I can
probably get out of them.
The fliff Dwellers.
' New York pity is inhabited by Just
two' sorts of .peopler-those ... ntho live
above you and - make a racket, aud
those who lire below and unjustly ac
cuse you of doing It. ' '
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' Some Fiame-Up. 1
' Felix Are the pictures in the rogues'
gallery framed? . -Eyebad
Yes. In "Guilt!"
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Waggles Say, Tatters," we's got to
protest again' dese doctors prescriblu'
so much iron fer dere patients.
Tatters What-fer?
Waggles Cause It makes deta too
bard-beaded.
- Tp CAPrAM rT(0 i BfOiED HIS TtaeASoe
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BEHT170H'T STOP KICKIH' THIS HOUfl' ARdilH' IF HE CATCHES HIM J
- Two World , ,
BUih-Prleed Fobllcltr. ' CombisUbles. (
Stanzer I'd like to know bow to get ,Rastus (after a visit to the doctor)
this poem published. I've seqt it. to k Dat doctab silre Am a funny man.
dozen editors, but its of no use. . His Wife How come? i
Carper You might put it in an en- Rastus Made me swallah two car-
velope, leave It on your table and then trldges filled' with powdah,vnd ttt
commit luicide. All the papers would tell me 1 shouldn't smoke. A O'Ah
have It neit day.- Wol'ld.' ' '' " i
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