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GODEBICH. ONT.
Thun*day, July :S. 1919 1
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
.OI.1► ON
THF:
\IFItII" OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
MEDICAL.
11R. (.EO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO -
11 PAl H. specialist on romen'r and children'
•rears. acute, chrome and nervous dmaws. eye
*4o.r .nd throes, patoal drainer. lumbago
mod rheumata condit,.n.. Adrnode removed
without the Mole Office at modem/. corner
eerier■ and St Andrea's streets. At hon.. reface
Mondays. Thursdays and batuday., any everting
lay appointment
DENTISTRY,
' 1R. H. G. IIMAUDONELL.-HONOR
l Graduate Toronto I.nlveruty. Graduate
Royal College of Dental Surge'otu.
Sweesr,r to the late Mates sale. Oac.acorner
Seaat. and West Weft. Lader N h. ,
AUCTIONEER.
VICTORIA SCHOOL
Following IN • list of pupils who
have sassed exam11atIuf$ 1u the
various rooms at Victoria school:
To Senior Fourth.
Honors -4'11a ries Humber, Jean
(Impanel'. thoughts Nairn, Emily Huu-
falvy, negate Newell, Marguerite Mul-
holland.
Pray-.Ieau Winter, Amy M1Hattle,
GeorgeFYlahlgei'. Willie dark, Fln►-
rnerw,u Elliott. 4'leta Me('reath, Reggie
Bell, Norval N'ilw/u, Fred Howie, Ade-
line N►veus, Gram. Smiley. Kingsley
Barri.. Florence N14•1 humid, Lillian
Garrick, I:urduu M..11.41411 141. S* ldun
1)11.1.worth. Adelaide 1h.)I4. stlelut•y
Ilounhlwnl, Donald Ieu,Krldge, 14trothy
Mx !hooch. Ruth Sunders.
To Junior Fourth.
DOCTOR'S PATIENT Appropriate.
There are .4ruwhmen- 44441 to being
the wife of • wealthy man, am Mrs.
Ullly'uuM f 1 nut.
Alit le they have only Marti
married a few weeks, slot hardly ever
Iasa quiet haIf•bour with her hu,
hand. It's business from morning till
night. and hl the erPtl(Ilg be only begs
for wove and rest.
Se, the "flair day site flame thud Lt
dinner In a 4011111M b1a,i, frock.
"Why on earth. dear, are y4111 wear-
ing that frock'.'" asked Mr. Millytaits,
eyeing her gown with distil Ste.
"Why, it's almost half-m„nr,,lmg. "
"/1l- cotes• it's 11HIf-1111111r,,ing," r'•
plied the lady, with much meaning
"1.hn11 you always say. whorl you con),
home from the office, that yon aro halt
deud'1"
GAINS 17 POUNDS.
Prominent Physician Continua to Use
Tanlac in Practice With Surprising
Results.
One of the strongest and most convinc-
ing evidences of the remarkable results
bring accomplished by Tanlac through-
out the country is the large number of
letters that are now being received daily
Isom ;corer; ot well-known men and
women who have been bdihl•tited by its
use.
Among the large number that have been
received recently none are more intereht-
ing than the following letter from Dr.J.T.
Edwards. of Fayetteville, (Goa Dr. Ed-
ward& it will be remembered. recently
gave Tanlac his unquallted indorsement
in a public statement, and the testlmon-
\'i"lu Dal blithest below wa; recent) iv
Honors -Reggie Munro. pis y gen
Itlonudeld, Margaret 4'Impala'', ('liar- him by one of his patients. His letter
les Harrison, Amite liufuien. Douglas follows Just as it was written:
UNu'rovut, Jeal Pinder, Viola - Fayetteville, Ga.
Elwood Thompson. Mr. G. F. Willis, Atlanta, Ga.
Pass-- Reggie• Bridle. Edea Hunt, Dear Sir:
ate -
Barbara Duckworth, Olive Whitely', 1 am enclosing you herewith state
1111 ie Newell, \V,•Illugtou lonlyldson, Ment I have Just received from Mr.
Edna Randall. Iterge•rsenl Smith. Verna .M M&Gough. He has sold out here.
Brownlee-. Mary- Forden, Mabel Gar- and is moving to 7 urn. Ga. He was
rick. N'(llie t'opp. Irene .11Muea. now- herr this morning, and came in to tell me
and Tape. Elsie Morgan, Fwae'r.ou what Tanlac had done for him. He says
\rwsu'ouK. Evelyn Carrie. Matilda too much cannot be said about Tanlac.
Bannister. k'lorrnee t:riurNl, Hotel It certainly has cured him.
Hill 1 1 I U l�elutie Irene Johnston Re pect(ull>,
la t• 1'
RoyLungmlre•, Heart' Hawkins, Edith J. T. Edwards, M. D.
►n11rr4c. Mr. McGough's'"statement follows.
Te Senior Third. "I suffered !rum Indigestion and could
Hune.rs Jaw., uibw,u. Russe•1 not rat anything but what would hurt
•1t11Nwutle•i.I. M:u'i.,, Mnrmey, Isula'1 itis- me. Constipation stave me a great deal
sett. 1k'Ilx Randall. Toni l: ray, Sybil of trouble also. My symp,oms were
1'ro•tor, Je..an M4Mrusie. indigestion. heartburn, and gas on the
Pass-r■uIIIi111• Ilunf Ily, \'ant coppi stomach after eating. My appetite was
Margaret Sproule, .lames Anstay, Ger_ irregular, and my toad tailed to nourish
orlon.trude his. Alive ,,..,,,_„-_ ,.,,,,•This trouble caused me to get very
Jessie stove. Leila t'nrih'. Isabel, -m fast 1 got so thin and weak I
r Welsh. Hnrry Johnston. Jilin etc
1 Ethel M II 1 FI I elle
I V tl fA art
c
Italtler.. Howard Allen, .lames Ruddock.
Willie Andrew, Donald Marty's, t'hlr-
e. s-
Hleattltiel.. .t e• . u ong , w,NN bolo
Nit'e•ns, . ecu r Ih•suu. •et ee
s hardly able to go about.
e 1 bought threalbottles on,Dr.Edwards.
mentfatlon• and 1 am now Ireling
ht again. and am able to attend to
ss.. I gained seventeen pounds in
and am doing hoe. Tanlac- did
k
Welsh. Fr.} Griggs. Marie (tell. Beer- weigh
trout Barwick. Allan McLean, Stewart ,.I
the w
$atiaarvl.
-Betsy." be whispered. us they vet
together nu the fetter. surroundingMrs, `
Ftlligau's pigsty, "'ow 1 autlful you
be: les' think of IR •tsy: When
us ie !flurried us will have a pig 01
our ow m. T111 Ilk of Ihwt, Betsy !"
"Ian." she whIrpersl. a 1111141 of re-
sentment in her ellke. ' wbat du 1 care
for pigs? 1 shan't want a pig when
Fre got you!"
Theo all mus silent on..' w(,r,', sat.'
for the musical frolic. of zephyrs al
ready meutinat.l.
A Give-away. •
• A stylishly dressed wt man entered the
restaurant. The waiter handed her a
bill -of -fare written in French and said
•'Please mark oft the dishes you wish to
order." Could a woman. dressed in the
height of fashion, confess that she was
unable to read French? Taking the pencil.
she made a few dashes, and `therder
read: "Dinner. 2s" "March 2(i," ••\age.
tables." "Please pay at the de -k." Xo
tips" The waiter brought her. a beef
steak and chip potatoes. beat 'ihe did net
dare to raise a word in protest.
So Tactless
Jle lee In rev Loraine F"rde n \riet[r recommend Tanlac to everyone She --Would you be very miserable if I
who is sick like 1 was, and wishes to take went away for a long holiday ? .
Jardine. somethin that will help them."
f11HOlMASGCIVDRI',
Roos :S -Te tuner Third. TN nine se41,1 111 Galerh•h by E. R. He -No, darling. certainly not! ..
11 Honors -Ma Itwlditt. 1l'iuni- N l Ir• in . forth b 1'. Abe rhurt, !n Ste ' you wouldn t, aotild ;oU9
ACCTIUAEER. g y Wtll, then, 1 won t go.
Ind shepherd. ('hrfsteue M4Ke•uxie, N'ingbam h
J. Walton M4Kibla,u, is
Henaall by A\M. E. Hemphill, in Blytb'
by White City` )rug Store, iu N'roseter
by J. N. Allen. n Ie,tldeslr,ro by John
e•ugrr, Ashore Gilbert, IMlrnth S L. Louml4tw•rry, (n Exeter by W. S.
l
y �' ' Howcey, in i:ruce Id by Peter Bowey,
flirt -4411,e' Bishop. lin Dashwood by -man k Edlgboffer,
To A. Clair. 1In l'rediton by J. V. Orme, in Olin -
Honors -laddie Cornfield. Helen I ton by W. S. R. Holes. in hhYppard-
Dreulwu, MiIwI Doak. Jack Salkeld, lou by J.H. Slmsht••n• n Gorrl• by H.
ses r., Godetah. Ail ,nstrtryyons by and or F1.rvtw, Me\'Ittlr. Edith Huudw:r.
ids at ()fix promptly ',leaded to Pass-Melvhl Bell. 't'atlarine Mar-
reedewse telephone u,. • Syn, Edna XICV111JP. I'lilllp Five. leen..
Jardine. Harvie I:rilfith. Maxine t'lal-
LEGAL.
MG. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS-
. TU . ..aK,tt.. not Ary 'surds Mice
Haadw• Strut, t,oaltrsh. Iliad door from
Square. Trust funds to lean al toaest taus.
R
C. HAS'
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BARRISTER,
S LICITOK, NOTARY
P(Jilt- Medrol Hanka Gluck. Hanrite° Street
Gaderwb. Telephone M,
Raid Relate. Loan. and Insurance;
PROUDFOOT, KILLURAN & COOKE
•aimISTERS, V1LlcITUKS, NOTARIES
PURL It.LTL.
.
Oise on the Nua4. er,a rA,duct from Hamd
e s Street. trader 4 h
Prorate tunas to M,444 at luster rates"
M. 1'•woeuen. h C . J L. Klllo•AN
11. 1 U C.seil. _ • .
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1 IHARLES GARROW, LL. B.. BAR•
l / RISThR,
swan.", widow. etc., trod¢teb.
Mese, Maned at 14et.1 rites.
I SEAGER. EAKRISTER. SOL-
S ICilok, notary. pub! c and ,unveya.cer.
-Court House. Go,atn,b. w-1104
INSURANCE LOANS. ITC.
1,tcK11.LUP Ml 1 t AL FIRE iNSt;R-
DD1 AAL F CU - harm and Isolated tore prop-
erty
roperty insured
Evans. Ire res, e P.
Y•)• .krulstr,ug.
WW1 -Karl Laws. Their Tw'red!P,
Sarah hurley, le'Nlle Taylor. Bert;
Leach. Iola l'hurel,, Donald MacKay.1
Angell** Jardine, Willie Armstrong, I
Fred Bridle.
To B. (Tarr.
Homes --\'inlet' Elliott. Velum
('wrltun \Vorse•ll.
Paws--4'Ia r,•u,e .%Volker, J1,4,11• Bark- 1
er, Joseph IB.'w imam Robert 4 Irani,
MAW! In'4umu1. Jaek Wood. Lruelet
Braekeulnld►e, \Ib.• \\',•Iso. I
Room 6 -To Junior Third.
Minors --lark .\Ile,,. Leslie F:yr ns,
Willie Itr111dl.y', Grace 11.N,uey.
I'rss�-IN•light Mnteh, Elsie. Winter,
Boe•rt Melltarmid, Eosa Muthies,n.
111111e Hinck, Kathleen Elliott. Geral-
dine M41:wau. Willie Garrick., John
Nprenie, (1N, terelive,,s, Morrill Raker.
Mary McKay. I'�ulliu.• McF:wuu. Gerald
theme rib.
MI41411.-,l1. t,. Si-. II.
HoMtrs-L41141*il Taylor. Tom Bufr-
mwn. •
Pass --Itoy Walters. Myrtle 11.•11.
Frank !town'. Viola ,ahs.,", Edith
Ward. Hob Clark.
From .I r. 1 I . to Sr. II.
Percy V. Armstrong, and in-urdwicb by H.
hansom.
I
Itrnwnler, Alone h'1'honuls. Lorne Jewel.
Graham .\ruistroug, Jean 31elean,
;14.rae T11)1"r.
ADVT.
Kindergarten
Primary.
Norval Anderson. 4'larlutte
1)e•lena 11.l'rt•ath. Ruth Norse
Important Man.
"So your brother has gut a job as artist
on a newspaper."
"Yes'm: he draws the crosses on the
pictures to show where the crime was
committed. '
Speed. T
•-Morebanks-hors your stenographer
work .very fast ? -
Bankmore-Oh. about two package; of
gum a day. -Detroit News.
"tense'''. The Voting Prriflteer.
• 1(1113' -Now, t'ha ales. if yon t•. I. ty K"Nl
Tboini,t 14111* Thuws..n. Harvey John- Icor ►'ll give you IN•IIt:y ."
Hattie. "Ion afraid 1 can't afford to Ire good
son, Stanley' Warnock, Fret)
Mae -
Kindergarten. wa�t prl.'a Is today."
for les,i n a nickel. Kral* ma- not the
1111rtel Leavens, Itrnluh Re
Harold Gilwun, Ketty iaques, Not
M.I..rwI. Willa ll.,ggartlt, Nellie Eve.
)lodge 41.utrell Edith Cornfield. Wilson
McGuire. Willie Wilson. Marion
4 thele, Muhi•I Itrownlw•, EV4'ly'n
Drennan. 11441,4•1 Edwarls, Pearl Gar-
rick, Irene I'eIk,w. Else' Smith, Io.r-
ot11y Thompson. F1ank Allen. Billy
• Might Be Worse Off.
"Thankful : What have 1 to be thank-
( for :' 1 can't pay my bills.''
' Then, man alive, be thani,ful you
aren one of your creditors."
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Good Looks and Long Wear
Knitted into Stockings
Fine appearance and durability are knitted right into
Buster Brown Stockings. Our employees have had years
of special.. training in knitting Buster Brown hosiery. .
We use extra -long yarn. We spin it ourselves to be sure it's
right. We designed these stockings with a two-ply leg and three-
ply heel and toe -to stand the, hard usage of the average boy.
Because we do all these tLings, Buster Brown Stockings are
harder wearing. They make fewer trips to the mending basket.
They cost less in the end. '
B(.'STFR BROW'S
SISTER'S ST(x:KING
Rueter Brown's Slater'. Rim 1. -
Ind for the,``irle 1. a splendid
looking stocking ■I • modye�ret
price. A ton-thrltid F n(11.h
mercerised lisle mocking. that
le shaped to at and wean eery
well Indeed.
(..lore -m.ck. Lest See shade
1.n. Pink. Btue.nd ll bete.
Special attention is given their appearance,
too. They are exceptionally well -made and
well -fitting. Try your boy with a pair and get
his opinion.
Ask your dealer for "Buster Brown" durable
hosiery. Sold everywhere.
The Chipman -Holton Knitting Co., Limited
Hamilton, Ont. 11 ilia also At Welland
che BVA5TER
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ilrnuister. Norman Warnock. 1 it is easier to want things than it is to _
iget term.
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■ilinari•i•l<r•i•I•■
11 The Singer Store 0
Franknem.
"What do you know of international
affairs?"
'Nothing. but that doesn't keen me
from discussing them as though 1 knew all
about them."
•
The Dandelion.
You may pull it apart,
You may tear It to bits.
But it never gets discouraged.
And it never. never quits.
1K •
Jas Connolly. ern Gods -rich P U . ■
Pseat
11.eah '"d P " Thomas Ladies' and Child-
•
;trees
L) FMGreGregMcGregor.. K. No. Sea-
-
lays. Sec ;trees
, cth Y U. Ft Jr. 11. to \11111114 1I.
. K. g,
orta, oh. G. n4 An e, Walton, W,H,ant Ruby Eve. 1 art 1 lark. Nellie Hatter, ■ rens Under Wear . s
ie•fw I. sralortn•19bn Belmar.. I !furls fflll F1uua•rs"u Itish"p Herbert'
Brodha`'n R
. •`�. Mau 1.r K. No. S.
Ser graham. slien..•r F:.::::: Verdun a
m Frrr,w Har luck. Alakdm mc. Graham.
O r lir, .,bar
Ewen eLinten.J.mr.t.,n. brean.a.d, Jame. Smith, Billy Itat.•s• The idea which some business men
91 h Alta.
LgOpal Gudelwh Leitch
y, From .\. cies', to Jr. 11. m regard to advertising 1 very
Agent. I.
W. n.K, C.c sal
K. R Au I,Chntnn, thdhamlhrsnrY•�•lorth,' Erne -t Ihtrkrr. Harriet y4•xslulth, =
E IhrNhlry, Sealorth )'clay-hold"s can pay all ,Leat .\udrew's, Eva 1:11M'rt, 1111da 1 ]♦
ppa.yment. and gel then cards recelpted at N. J• ,Lulus. .\I1,4•t'f Baker. Loris 1'hrpmHn' Goods
•aansh. limiting S. llmtc.n. R. H. Cult's
Grocery. moist on 411et1. God,, h, or J. O. 11,1.1 Wilmot'. 4'1111,4i•its Marty,,• health and vigor and was told by a
Steal's Genoese More. b.oI'id. Ronin 7 -Primary. that ]♦ ladies'
• The New Collars
haved ■ with pleated.efiects
nicely illustrated b_: Josiah Green's just in
MUSIC.
>F REIIERIC•T• EGENER,
• Mus. Bac.
• SINGING.
PIANOFORTE
PIPE (►R(;AN
Studio next to P. J. \1acEwan's Garage
Brophe3 Bros.
1 ne Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all hour's, night or day.
pu11EK1('H
END STOMACH TROUBLE
Junior $.'.'and.
Honors -Kenneth McAuley.
1',,as-K.lth Thalami, 4 11ire Young,
lierrrge HnMinan. Willie \L.Ilough.
Arthur Hlsrgarth, Della Mur:.•r• Rosa
Pepper. '
To Junior First.
krnest 11eaa1.11y, GW,ffr ;y Peachy,
Stewart 4'nrter, Charlie M4leral,
Frank Wilson. Stewart Knight, Verna
Tu Primary 4.1.)
I'IlRord Frw•IIi..Joe Graham, Harold
Doak. .leen Salkeld, Wilson 111t•1'renth,
Lawrence Yule, Roy Armstrong, Jean
Halstead, tOlive HIII, F,111th Prlddle,
I \IcFln colo
•
To Primary t II.
Alec: Glen. Beatrice Fnrdan. Elapse
Grass. len•eue• Grass. F:Isle Ric, Nellie
Bannister, 1.11y Bales, Lucile McDon-
ald. Ihn11114 HHggi14. -
.I r. Primary.
J. Brinley, Willie Harker. Robert
Wootton. Harry Bloomfield. ('lair lrw•in,
Viola Ih•ug•,itgh, Andrey Nlyfns, Mar-
garet Itlock, Mae Irwin.
Room tl-- Pr$asary,
To Jr. Second.
Honors --i h,rnthv (lark, Ethel ('nok,
Gertrude Dimity, 'Walter Newcombe.
I'NMN--I.IIIIl1ii Mh.'i,I1H i'.I, ,IHI'k 111a/•k,
Mary 1'nlnh4u•t. 4'Pell 4'014'1ongh,
Evelyn Black. NIeh•lti Smith. Evelyn
\\'alte•ts. ie.Igl'Iark.
' To tri Piro.
• GASES OR DYSPEPSIA i hewale i're cions, Reginald New-
combe, Albert \'ande•rhnrgh, Annie
Sanders. Billy lfillrl*Ige. Ada R•114'P.
'a Dia elude mak" skk, Sear, \I1•s14y Randall Edna Morgan, I:ru.•e
Murray, Falward Hlw,.ett, ('harlot
Jones,
•rte
sway stomachs surely feel Ane
ih Ave minutes.
if what you just ate is inuring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead. or you br•Irh •,s.4 and eructate
sour, undigested food, or have • feeling
of di/rines., heartburn, fullntM, naura,
bold taste in mouth and st.omerh-head-
4th ('bre'
bin \Icllattie. Edith Lnmhy. Rowe
\inion. Fred Deane. Donald Murison,
Wtlnu•r Halstead.
To • 411 Clawr
Baden Armstrong. Beall Lowe, Billy
Proctor. Is Bell. Irene itInorIeld.
Ethel Pepper. Edna Taylor. Mildred
aThr, r.rnu ran get relief in Ave minutes {111114111, F: -n Vonng.
fh7 nrtdrali'.irtg aridity. T'ttt an end to To :Mrd ('lass
h stnmarh distress now b7 g.tting • (- Pelger Mallough, fan McKay. Ruby
large Afty-cent ease of Tape's D,apepala
from any drug store. t1 You realise in
Are minutest how needl"ss it is to "
tenni indigrwtiMl. dyspepsia nr •a7
stom-
ach dia•'rdrr raised by fond fermentatiow
doe to eteemive acid is doMileh. •
Whalley. Mlldt�etl Roan la rt. Iva
Young.
To 2nd ('leas
Rasaw•11 Rlehop. Hugh Glen, Alvin
M4lend, Thwrlow McDonald, Margaret
Fry. Dorothy Walter,,•
declaration in regard' to takingmedi-'
cine. Joriah was rapidly losing his I. Stampedo0 s
friend Blank's iron pills would of all kinds for a ies
that's Just what my wife Sol me, and 1
build him up again He rep led. "Yes. 1 fancywork
took one of them pills, but it didn't do 1
me any good." 1
Hygienic to • Degree.
"They are very particular at the new
bakeshop. The girls who whit on ccs- -
tourers have to wear white gloves."
"Yes• and I'm told they don't even 1
allow the lady fingers to touch the other'
cookies."
Subscribe for The Signal now.
THE EXPLANATION
Nature placed the growth -pro-
moting vitamins" in the oil of
the cod -fish ---this explains why
ScoU's EmWsion
is so definite in its help to a child
of any age. latter-day science
reveal that the "vitamins" are
needful for normal growth.
aootra Egwar allow will hep
any oMSd grow.
8. ort & towae. Toronto. Met- 14 t
ARTS
Part of the Arta roars any be covered by
eerre.pa.dewee.
'MEDICINE EDUCATION
APPLIED SCIENCE
Mining, (homiest, Civil,
Maeh..ie•I sod Fleetrieal
Registering
plfaR, Aepusi 1114,11111111111 WINS
Jaly lint a,aga.t I*.r moor t.- April
ORO. T. cltowse R.ptate...
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A call solicited.
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East side Square 1/ ff
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■SIN• 1lt1N111r11■
SHOES
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
Style and quality -these two
predominating essentials to
good footwear are most pro-
nounced in out Oxfords and
Pumps for these seasons.
It has ever been the policy of
this store to embody these
essential, to the utmost degree,
consistent with price, and so
strictly and successfully has
this policy been adhered to
that the footwear we aro: now
showing represents the true
essence of good value.
Tennis, Ogling and Bowling
Shoes are how in stock.
--- REPAIRING -
Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Gnderich
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Refreshing Time=
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: I .
FURNITURE OF. ALL KINDS
RUGS , OILCLOTH LINOLEUMS
JAPANESE MATTiNGS FURNITURE COVERINGS SILVERWARE
CRETONNES I STATUARY PICTURES
ELECTRIC LAMPS CLUB BAGS 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 EERY DESCRIPTION
NOVELTIES PHONOGRAPHS
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, CABINETS, Etc
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
House Furnisher
Often the Cheapest Always the Rest Phones : Store 89, Res. 197
Undertaking
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