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GODERICH. ONT.
Thursday, May '''ll, 1919.-11
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THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
1)1IT'TIONS
SOLI) ON
THE
SII':KITS OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
SME ICAL.
1 iR. GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTE)-l PAT 11, epeculeo to .omen's and children'
dosses. acute, chronic and nervous diseases. eye
war, now and throat, partial deadness. lumbago
end rheumatic wtdnles.. Adenoids removed
embed the knife (Mie at residence. corner
N•lmun and St Andrew's streets. At home office
Mondays. Thursdays and Satudays, any evening
by apporotesent.
- DENTISTRY.
/1R. H. G. MAcDONELL.-HONOR
Graduate Toronto University. Graduate
•yal College of Dental Surgeons.
Seccrss„r to the late Maus Sale. OMies corner
Siloam and Nat street. t:uderrch.
AUCTIONRU. .
THOMAS GUN DRY,
1 AUCTIONEER.
Rea 67. Godericb.- All tnnstrttlions by sail or
ash at Memel (Mae will be promptly attodsdto
temieace telepbo0e 111.
LEGAL. •
AA . G. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS-
11J1 TER, suliutu.. aotry Pim • l>IKa
Kamdloa Mrre4 (.odetncb• thud door Isom
&lave. loos lunch -lis Ion at lowest rat. s.
QL. C. HAYS.
LBARRISTER. SOLICITOR. NOTARY
PUBLIC, ITC.
Ofke-Sterhnettank blur'. Hamilton Street
G•dricb. Telephone in.
Beal Estate. Loans and Insurance.
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE
•ARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC.
Ogee on Ib. !Nowt, .mond ideas Isom Hamid
en Street, GUdetah.
Private Iona. to loan at lowest rata.l
M. Pew wow. K L. 1. L.,KILLOItAti
H. J. LI. Loma.
4 HARLES (ARROW. LL. B.. BAR-
) KISTI:K. eiturna). whom,, etc., Guderib.
E
loaned at lowest rata
SIAGEk. l3At.K157 tK, JUL-
ILIUM, Potty. public atdtunverasecer.
S-Cwrt Hour. Goiter h. W -1[m
INSURANCR, LOANS. RTC.
HAWKER WAS RESCUED
Brave Airmen Picked Up by
Danish Vessel.
lacKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
AM-EI:O.-lutnand isolated town prop-
er►- Jas. Connelly. Pres., (}oderkP. 0.;
)at. Evans. vie -Pre. , Heechwuud P.O : Thomas
B. Hsya sec. -Tress, lt:urge P.O.
Directors - IJ 1. McGrraor, l(. K. No. 4 Sea-
arth,,, Joh. G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton. William
Rion, R K. No. 2, Seaksth. John HentrwIe .
D Sea-
oth. glen} rt.e Ilarlo k. Malcolm Mc
E wen. ll([anon, Jame. Evans. beet bawd. James
Coenolly. Godtrwh. sirmb; Alex. Leitch.
Agent. J. W. Yee, God
R. R. No 1. Clinton, Ndlwm Cheney -re can PAY 1,
E. Hire hitt,. Sealort h. Poli y -hid
l
Uaymrnt• and Let their cards recruited at R. J.
un•h'. LkahinI Store. kiloton. 14. H. Cutt's
Grocery. Kingston street. (.oderih• or J. H.
Red's General Store. Hayhed.
MUSIC.
Australian Aviator and Hfa Navi-
gator Had (teen (liven t'p aa
Dead When Tramp Steamer,
, Which Picked Them t'p In Mid.
ocean, Arrived Off Coast of Dicot.
land and Reported Them bate.
LONDON, May 27. --- Missing for
air days and virtue*, given up for
lost, Ilarry G. Hawker and his navi-
gator, Lieut. -Commander MacKenzie
Grieve, the British airmen who essay-
ed a flight from St. John's, New-
foundland, across the Atlantic Ocean,
without protectioa against disaster,
save what their frail airplane afford-
ed, are safe aboard a British warship
off the Orkneys. •
Sonia 1,100 miles out from New-
foundland and 800 from the Irish
Boast, on Monda>. May 19, the lone
aviators. making the best of an en-
gine which was raffle( to function
properly, were forced to alight on the
water. The little Danish steamer
Mary, bound from New Orleans and
Norfolk for Aarhuus. Denmark,
picked the wayfarers up and con-
tinued on her northward voyage.
Lacking a wireless outfit, the cap-
tain of the steamer was obliged to
withhold the good tidings of the res-
cue until he was opposite Butt of
Lewis, where the information was
signalled by means of lags that
Hawker and- Grieve were aboard his
ship.
Immediately word was Bashed to
the British Admiralty. which sent out
destroyers to overeake the Danish
vessel and obtain absolute confirma-
tion. This was done. and one of the
destroeers took the airmen oQ, and
later transferred them to the flagship
Revenge.
From this safe haven Hawker sent •
Young woman to librarian ' I'm s' rry
to trouble you, nut i've forgotten the
name of the book 1 want. 1f you'll just
mention what books you have 111 stop
you when you come to it.
;ABEL R. SCOTT, TEACHER OF
Vacs. Piano and Organ. Pupk prepared la
vatory examinations. Apply at MR. P. W
IE'I% f.ita'hnis road.
FMEi1ERIC T. EGENER,
Mus. Bac.
SINGING e
PIANOFORTE
PI111K ORGAN
Studio next to P. J. M)IcEwan's Garage
Brophe} Bros.
1 ne Leading
Funeral Directors
vast Embalmers
Orden carefully i ltt orad to
at all hours, g
y.
GODERICH
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
e GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pages Dlapepain" makes sick, sour,
Massy stomachs surely feet An.
In five minutia.
MRS. NEWHALL ON
• VERGE OF DESPAIR.
Oshawa Woman Says She Is Feeliog
Pine After Taking Tanlac.
"Tanac was the only thing that gavel totiti4IO MARK 1.IS.
Ilii and 1 convinced that it
me any re am
is the right medicine for people in the
condition i was In," said' Mrs. Eliz ibeth
Newhall of Oshawa, Ont., ttcently.
"I had been in a general rundown con-
dition for over -a year,- she continued.
"was extremely nervous, had no strength
nor energy and the least little exertion
won ' so exhaust me that I would feel'
real t ,int. 1 ached all over and felt hal(
dead ail the time. I bad no appetite
•and would skip mealefter meal. Nervous.
blinding headaches would almost drive
me distracted; my nerves were shattered'.
to that the least little thing would upset
ins and I'd get up in the morning feeling
so miserable I could hardly keep on my
feet.
"After taking Tanlac a few flays 1
began to feel better. My appetite is now j
splendid and nothing I eat hurts me at ,
all. Those terrible headache; are all',
gone. I have more life and energy and
my work is a real pleasure to me."
Tarlac is sold In lioderich by 1•:. It.
Wigle, In Sesforth by C. Alwrhart, 1u
Wtughalu by J. Walton McKibben. le
}lenient by A. M. E. Hemphill, lis Blyth
by White City Drug Store, in Wroxeter
by J. N. Allen. in Iuudesb,ro by Julian
O. Loundsh'rry, iia Exeter by W. N.
Hussey. in Ilrurefield by Peter Howey,
In J4inhwuoil by Tiernan k Edighofer,
In
Crediton by J. W. (Irme, • In Clin-
ton by W. S. 1t. Holmes, to Sheppard -
tai by J.H. Simpson. in fiords by -H.
V. Armstrong, and In Fordwicil by H.
Htiuwrq+
ADVT.
!tetter Still.
"Yes, when Jack married her he thought
she was an angel, but it wasn t long heltxe-
he found out his mistake."
"Disappointed. eh '"
"I should say not. He lound the was a
good cook. '
a message Sunday that his machine_
bad stopped owing to the blocking
of the water ciretlatlon system.
When the airplane aped away front
tier starting point. Pilot Hawker let
loose his wheels and undergearing,
thereby lightening the weight of the '(That young man stayed very late
machine by a considerable amount. again, Edith."
but making a possible landing on the •y'es, papa, 1 was showing him my
soil of Ireland a more hazardous ven- picture postcards'
If what you just Mc is *miring an
your stomach ordlies like a lump of
lend. or you belch gas and eructate
emir, undigested food, or have a feeling
of di/sinew, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and stomach -head-
ache, you can get relief In five minutes
by neutralizing aeidity. Put an end to
inieh .tnmarh distress now M getting a
large eflycent (sae of Pap's Map.pds
from any drug atore.S You realise Is
Are minetee how n.edless it is to miter
er
from indigestion, dytpepda or any stom-
ach dia/rder ranted by food fermentatl)S
rine lvI r[Msshe Arid In do
f
TORONTO. .May 27. - Quotations
on the Board of Trade yesterday
were as follows:-
Manitoba Wheat on Store, Ft. Wllllanl),
Nu. 1 northern, $1.3434.
No. 3 northern, $2.33{1.
o
ti. 3 mitt ern. i3114S.
No. 4 wheat, 33.11.
American Cern (Track. Toronto).
No. 3 'snow, Loatlsal.
No. s leuow, nominal.
No. 4 yarrow, aormin.l.
Ontario Oats (Accenting to Fielghts
Outside).
No. 3 white. 76c to 7$c
Ontario Wheat (F.o.b. Shipping Pointe.
According to Frelgnts).
No. 1 winter, per car lot. 32 14 to 12'6.
No. 3 winter, per car lot, 3211 to 3219.
No. 3 winter, per car lot, 17.07 to 32.15.
Na 1 spring, per car lot. 8149 10 32.17.
Nu 2 spr:Mv, per car lot, 32 n6 to 12 14.
No 1 e rtna. per car lot. 1e 02 to 12.1e.
Peas (Alcording to Freights Outside).
No. 2 nominal.
Marley tAct cording to Freights Outside).'
\1ortnik, 91.16 to 31.21.
Buckwheat (According a Freights Out-
side).
No. 2, nominal.
Rye IAccyrding to Freights Outside).
No. 2, nazi. nal.
Manitoba Flour. Toronto.
(.,vrrnmr-nt standard. $11.
Ontario Flour (Prompt Shipment. In Jute
Sags).
t:ovcrnnnent standard. $11 in bags,
1l ontreal; 311 In bay;.'. Tomato.
mimeo (Car Lots. Delivered. Montreal
Freights. Sags Included).
Bran, per ton, 143
Shorts. per ton, $44.
Good teed flour. per hag. 32.70 to $2 71.
May (Track. Toronto).
No. 1. per ton. 333 to 335; mixed, pig'
ton. 320 to 924.
Straw (Track. Toronto).
Car lots, mer ton. 110 to 811.
Farmers' Market.
Fall wheat No. 2. 32.13 per bunted.
Spring wheat -No. 3, 1211 per eu14154.
1 Goose wheat -No. 3.12.04 per husheL
Barley -Malting. 3117 per busheL
I Oats -5 c per bushel.
Buckwheat-Nomtn.l.
Kye-Aerording to •emr's, nominal.
Hay -Timothy. 137 to 334 per ton; mile.
ed and clover. 532 to 335 per tea.
CHICAGO (PLAIN MARKET.
J. P. Hlckell & Co.. Standard Rank
ktuildnnR. rerort the following prices on
tit• •Chicago Board or Trade :
Prey.
K1NTAIL.
TUESDAY, May 27.
Miss Bessie Mackenzie, of Stratford
Normal School. was home for the 24th.
Mr. Frank Stalker. of Auburn, is put-
ting his ditching machine in working
order.
)Iisses Isabel and Lottie Mackenzie
were home for the week -end.
The Kintail branch of the Women's
Institute will hold its monthly meeting at
• the home of Mrs. John Cowan on June
I Ith. A lady speaker will be in atten-
dance. Everybody welcome. MOB
The local branches of the U. F. O. held
a large meeting in Kintail on the evening
!of May 'list. Mr. Roderick McKenzie.
j vice-president of the Canadian Council'
of Agriculture. was present and
addressed the meeting. Another
feature of the programme was an'
address and presentation to Elwood
Drennan and Noble Johnston. who re-!
'turned from overseas this spring.
HAYFIELD.
TUESDAY, May 27.
• The Chapman, Partridge and Struthers
families of London spent the holidays at
their cottages in Lakeside Lark.
Miss Erruna Austin. of Detroit, is
spending a few days the guest of Mrs.
•Atkinson.
Mrs. Glass, of London, is occupying
her cottage on the Terrace.
Mrs. H. W. Erwin was taken ill on
Stturday last and is under the cue of
Dr. Gandier. Her daughter. Mrs.
Souder of itche er. and little Miss
Betty arrived on Monday to be with her.
IWis' Griffin and Miss Lauder, of Tor-
onto, nave been guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Woods the pest week.
Miss Eva Stinson; of Toronto, spent the
holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs Will Scotchmer and
family. also Mr. A. Scotchmer, sr.. leave
• today for a month's visit in Saskatche•
wan.
' Mr. Colin Campbell was in Ingersoll
last week attending the funeral of a
'relative.
Mrs. Spackman is at present in Clin•
ton hospital.
cleans •
sinks
closets LYE
drains
kills rats,
...N m ice ,bugs
destroy s
"O"9 t dirt
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Fresh, rich, full -flavored tea
-the same every time
REDRO SE
TEAls good tel
Sold only in sealed packages
•
Sale of home cooking on Saturday. t tuelaC cmcix1�t1ylavtyt��trt�tatXrutatylsv.iutrutXXXarX+a cDc
Own. High. Low. Close. clow. music stote, Square, at :3 p. m.. under the;
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/'9 1791k r1'. 1;9 179 auaCii:es of the Y. W. H. C. of KrKos'I
1644 1i:2=. 161765',e
.• itlUfl'it.
157'' Il12.44L"6
May :31st. 1914, at James Thomson s'
Corb-
May ..
July
Sept. . 1'7% a l:.
Oata-
May69 69ie 60 60' 6914
July ... 67'j 677s 661; 67% 61'.
S4• t. .. 64Sii 6410 6L's s:'. 64's
P
tura This. however, probably proved-Well.ell. then xt time he wants to stay
of much advantagk when It became light -Well.late you ht blha''-Boston w him some ul my electric May rd-
ork-
03.90
necessary to alight on the surface of SJuly .• 49.00 49.00 4a.lU (9.25 49.10
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the water. The airplane remained i May .. 53.(0 13.00 32.75 32.75 :•7.05
afloat without difficulty during the It's an ill wend that escapes and leaves Jugb,_ 3"
30. 31.55 34.62 ;:s.n
hour and a half It took the banish a flabby nue. May ... 29.25 29.30 29._0 29.40 29.36
steamer to Com! up and effect a res- July.... 27.00 27.00 26.77 26.02 27.65
sue. •
All England is stirred by the news,
of the safety of these two stout-
hearted aviators, but owing to the
difficulties of communication, some
time must pass before the full details
of one of the moat remarkable voy-
ages ever undertaken are known.
It is omcially announced by the
Admiralty that the aviatoA were
picked up In latitude 50.20. longitude
29.30, having alighted close to the
little Danish steamer Mary, owing re
a stoppage of circulation In the water N
pipes between the radiator and, the
water pump.
The airplane. a Sopwith machine,
wait not salvaged. The first report
of the aviators since their famous
"jump-off" last Sunday come when
the Mary, which was bound from
Norfolk to Aaarhuus, rounded the
Butt of Lewis Sunday and wigwag-
ged the fact that she had Hawker and
Grieve aboard.
"Saved hands of Sopwfth air-
plane," was the signal. 0.
"Is it Hawker?" was the Question
sent out by the Bags from the Butt,
which is the most northwesterly
point of the Hebrides group off
Scotland.
"Yes," laconically replied the
Mary. The Admiralty immediately
sent out a fast torpedo-boat d.-
stroyer In an endeavor to intercept
the Mary and take off the aviato"a.
After several hours word was Bashed
that the destroyer had come across!
the steamer and transferred Hawker !
and Grieve, and wan taking them to
Thurso, on the northern coast of.
Scotland.
The news of the rescue has elec-
trified all Britain. Eight destroyers,
after a thorough search of the At-
lantic for 300 miles from the blab
coat, had given up the quest. and
there was practically no hope that
the airmen were alive. But the for-
lorn hope that the aviators might be
picked up by some craft without
wireless was realised. The Danish
steamer. Mary. crawling along at
nine knots, was the Dicky vessel, and
her brief message to the watchers
at the Butt of Lewis as she proceed-
ed on her way past Scotland, left
the publice to speculate wonderingly
over the details of the airmen's
adventures. Nothing except some
great battle ham excited London more
than the unexpected tidings. The
public was disposed to question whe-
ther the first report could be trusted,
and the Admiralty statement that It
was taking measurea to verify the
report Indicated doubt, which the
Wooleun's message dlspellpd.
Mrs. Hawker. wife of the aviator,
received news from the Mary early
Sunday morainpat tier home at aur-
burton and posted a notice outside
her home, reading: Mr llawker has
been found. He is on the boat Mary
bound for Denmark."
A crowd of vlllegers soon gathered
and showered Mra. Hawker with con-
gratulations.
The one person In England who
had always held hope was Mrs.
Hawker. She always maintained that
Providence would protect her man,
and. though she received condolences
from all classes of people, including
the King, she said Sunday that she
had never ceased to believe that some
time and in some 'way her husband
would come back.
The London Dally Mall, who of-
fered a purse of 850.000 for the Bret
flight by a heavier-than-air craft
acmes the Atlantic Ocean. will gfye
Hawker and Grieve a conaolatlan
prize of 15,000.
The Senate has decided to appoint
a finance committee and to give more
attention to financial measures com-
ing from the Commons.
Nature and
.
the Indian
a'be Indian never liked work but he
wanted his squaw to get well an Boon as
possible so that She could do the work
and let him
A. bunt, therefore
be ug papoose
root for Iter, for
that was their
Zrest remedy for
female weak -
name.
Dr. Pierce uses
- the same root -
called Blue Co-
bosh -in his
"Favorite Pre-
emption" skill-
fully combined
•e'-.• with other
6riM ; .' agents that make
it more effective.
Women who are worn out, wbo suffer
from pain at regular or irregular intervals,
wbo are nervous or dizzy at times, should
take that reliable, temperaoae, herbal
tonic which a doctor in active practice
preecrihed many years ago. Now sold by
druggists, in tablets and liquid, as Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Send 10c. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package
Woos* oci. Otrr.-•1 cannot ay enough la
prates .f Dr. Pierre's Modicum. 1 had nervous
prostration and was completely 'down and out.'
1 was oohed the doctors considered none a Mye-
lin* cam. 1 woe mush discouraged and was
ready to give up whoa I began taking the
'Favorite Prescription and the Golden Modiod
Discovery ' These medicines put me on my feet
again and gave me the only real relief. Being a
nurse 1 have rerornrnendd Dr. Pierce'. Medicines
to many. especiall7 the Favorite Pre...clothe.'
1 know of many • young mother to wham I have
recommended Fevorlte Pr..erlption' that W
been wonderfully helped.
"1 am glad to lend my name In conneetion with
Dr. Pierce s Medicines, known. how rood that
naw."- Mss. A 1, Mum. 316 John Street
If in Trouble
with a leak in your pinmhitg,
call us and let us mend it.
Don't put it off until pit
becomes so bad that your
place may be flooded. "A
stitch in time saves Bine."
FRED. HUNT
•THL PLUMBER"
Hamilton throe* Phone '1313
Plumbing Meath -1g
Faveitr,mighing Metal Wolk
CATTLE MARKETS
UNION STOCK YARDS.
TORONTO. May 27. -With a run
of 2800 cattle on the live stock mar-
ket yesterday, trading for practically
all classes of butcher cattle was eas-
ier, and in some cases showed a de-
cline of from 25c to 40c. In spots the
market held steady, ang, feature of
the day's trading wan -the heavy run
of extra good to choice export cattle
designed largely for shipment to
Switaerland..and for which outstand-
ing prices were paid in the case of
two loads, as high as 117 per cwt.
The market for fat cows was fairly
steady in the outset, closing easier
1n sympathy with the butchers.
The stocker and feeder trade was =
about steady, and good milkers and E
springers held about on a level with
the close of last week.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to be able to inform the public that we
are now in a position to supply_ any quantity of liar:'. coal
QEWS in all sizes. Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
uIvaRSI'rY been very patient during the stress of the,coal shortage, and
tIMGSTON,
Orsi/SIO
ARTS
i'.rt at the Arts coupe may be covered by � h I'11uur \ n -'
pondeme.
MEDICINE EDUCATION ? B. J. Saftlts' residence \l \V S;nilt'' re,I'leuce
APPLIED SCIENCE
now that it has been relieved we will give our old-time
service and pron p de tT-very.
The Saults Coal Co
Mining, Chemical, Civil, �'•
No. 275 �t; '_t1
Mechanical and Electrical
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The calf market, with a fairly
heavy run. was a good deal easier,
and shaded elf from 50c to 75c, at- =
cording 10 quality.
There was a light run of sheep
and Iambs. and the market held =
about steady.
With a run of 2578 hogs. the :�
prices held steady at last week's
prices, but the packing plants are
talking 91 oil straight loads for the
balance of the week.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, May 26. -Hugs -Receipts, 41,-
060; market mostly 21r to 25c under Sas- C
urday'F average: closing weak; estipiated
tomorrow, 40.000. Bulk, 320.20 to $2/1. to: =
heavyweight, 521.30 to 520.42: medium :_
weight. 420.15 to $20.40; lightweight =
519.75 to 320.40; light light. 919 to 420.15: CC
teary packing sows, smooth. $19.50 to
919.75: packing sws. rough, 919 to 419.50:
pigs, 91b 25 to 919.
Cattle--Heceipt s, 16..000; beef steers.
10c to 25,- lower: she -stock about steady:
salves and stock, ro. steady; feeders. slow
b 25c lower; estimated tomorrow, 16,000/
Beef steers, medium and heavyweiglht
choice and prim.. 915.90 to 810: medlars
and gam, $13.35 to 915; common, 211.70
to 313.65; lightweight. good and choi.., =
912.75 to 816.25; common and medium. 2C
910.50 to 914; butcher rr•ttl. heifers, 90.25
to 914.70: cows. 15.15 to 514,5n; canners C
and cutlers. 96.41 to 96.15: veal calves.
light and heavyweight, 115 to 916.51; .
feeder steers, 91'. 25 to 114.50; stocker
o tters. 53.25 to 913.50.
MAST BUFFALO LMC STOCiL
Fast Hut talo, May 26.-('attic-P.e•
celpts, 6044'; slow nn4l easier: prim.+
steers. 516 to 917; shipping steers. 915 ter
915.50;
to9 5.50; heifers.1131to 913.40; a
COW,.
to 512; culls. 96.50 to 8)2; stockers end
lenders, 511 to 912.50; fresh cows and 1.
w ringers. 145 to 916:..
Calves -Receipts, 4006: 40e lower; 55 to
517.5o.
Hogs-Mecelpts, 12,0p0; actIve nnrd
lower; heavy. 991.10 to 92121; mixed and.
',miters. 921.10: light yorkere, 920.50 to
920.75; pigs, 921).50; loughs, 313.50 to
913.75; stags, 112 t0
Sheep and Iambs-Reeelpta, 3000:
Melody; lambs. 30 to 915: yearlings. 910
to 112.50: wether.. 511 t0 511.50; ',veal
56 to $j{It.50. mix. d .1..'p, 910.40 to 411.
Babonlc Plague In London. C
LONDON. May 27. -On April 3 a
soldier on board the steamer City of
Sparta, which mailed from 'Bombay.
India, died of bubonic plague. On
her arrival in Liven pool on April 29
the vemsel was gfiarantined and dis-
infected. it Is now learned that sub•
sequently, on May 16. a native sailor
On the steamer died of the plague.
Croats Apply for Independence.
PARIS, May 27. - The Croatian
Peasant party, claiming to represent
one million Croat.. tum sent an ap-
peal to the Peace Conference through
the Italian delegates. demanding the
creation of an independent Croatian,
SlovMlan and Ilnlmatlan Republic.
The appeal asks ■Iso that Italy tato
'eharge of their interests la Paris.
Refreshing
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A time to look forward to with pleasure and a time to look back to with
satisfaction. That is what you can make of housecleaning time if you
visit WALKER'S TWO BIG STORES, where you will find countless
ways of brightening up and freshening up your home at little expense.
Since Christmas time we have been selecting and preparing for the
spring rush and we have two stores full to the doors with all manner of
merchandise for the spring trade.
Few Lines in Store No. 1
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
RUGS
JAPANESE MATTINGS
CRETONNES
ELECTRIC LAMPS
OILCLOTH
FURNITURE COVERINGS
STATUARY
CLUB BAGS
LINOLEUMS
SILVERWARE
PICTURES
TRUNKS
SILVER CABINETS MUSIC CABINETS TRAYS
LACE AND MADRAS CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
JARDINIERES, IN BRASS AND POTTERY
In Store No. 2
FANCY CHINA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NOVELTIES, PHONOGRAPHS
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, CABINETS, Etc
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We do Picture Framing neatly and promptly.
A visit to our store will be very interesting --no obligation to buy.
It is a pleasure to show you through our two stores.
You can be the judge as to the best place to spend your money.
Wesley Walker
Nouse Furnisher
Often the Cheapest Always the Best Phones : Store 89, Res. 197 Undertaking
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