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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH. ONT.
Os'
Thursday. June 26, 1919.---3
THE /
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
!BEWARE
Or
IMITATIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OE
MINARD'S
UNIMENT
GERMANS SINK MPS.
Pt.BLIV "W TOLD M-11, •%11111 '1' 'filE BATTLE OF tit11/EKIt'11,
TANLAC. 4
4 ity William Swatticha
WAR VESSELS AT SCAP.1 FIAM'
tuthoritit”, Non Show Just What Tide Notwltlistaininig the bloodies,: rime
SCUTTLED RV THEIR
'Medicine Walls I,. actior of the Feuhili Raids, as compared
OWN MEN. with the terrible+ struggle that has just
London, J • 22. 'Die (Vomit offi- In recent issue of this paper announce- '1""41 r•un'Sw. 11."I1 -
errs and editors. f wining le eomnin- mint Sas made that 'fanlac no* has the iiiii estate -went thsterieli sur-
lIti ....ant re in Isla; ha then•
went of the Germ
sleapit Flow, sank
tieley. All the big
DR. GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO-
PATH, specialist in womens and chain's'
dreams. acute, chronic and mistier diseases. eye
s*,, nose and throat. partial dealorse. lumbago
god rheumatic conditions. Adenoids removed
without the knife °Owe at resubmit, comer
tioleon and St. Andrew's streets. At home Mike
Mondays. Thursdays and Set today.. any evening
by appoirdinent.
DENTISTRY.
ships interim! at largest bale of any medicine of its lund in
that GoderIch Itself might 1.• air oh
the battle- Million bottles had been sold during the
end of their MY. t the %odd, and that more than twelve was in 1914. There wils 11,.. eluties•
ulscrs, exoyptIng past four years. .fret (YIP of. 1 ht., , iii•iiders nisi warliko•
the lholi•ti, and numerous sandier These. are unman! figures, and the 1:repa ra thins vere mode it,•,•orat ugly
ships and ler
i•riift weri• sunk. While others recut question naturally arises in the mind of 'flw awn of Illunii: rallie4i to the yall in
ashore in a half sunken condition. the reader why this phenomenal success the *31"e 1" "1".r " "wit1'0'5 °id
TM wholesale sinking or the fier* and why has this preparation so far out- when the greater eall some- from tii••
man ships. Willett til Me to Hew* FlOW' stripped all other medicines ut its kind. 11 "Medal"' av"riS halt a 4-TatIM
It is . nly natural.,therefore. that the
manufacturtrs should offer some replan-
ati.,n to satisfy public interest.
In the first place, Tanlac is manufac-
tured in one of. the largest and most
Ft. 11. 6. Mm.DONELL-HONOR
otalCollege ol Dental Surgeons.
Graduate. Toronto Untrsity. Graduate
Secremor to thtlizte Mane Sok. Othcao canter
square and West set, Gotta/orb.
THOMASGUNDRY.
AUCTIONEEIll.\\
Boar, Goderich. All inateuctions y mail or
telt at Seanallettse will be promptly • coded to
to surrender' nutterhe tterm. of the
armistice. was carefully arrniiged by
till' falticers' it nil crews. 'All 4
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,h i'* Md heeM
il' iaowed. and there-
fore, the only nwstio 44 tlestrtiying
the fleet Was by opening the Ken- modernly equipped laboratoaes ut t ts
wheels have been illstoontlet1 or how ,
rocks. 'floe' ships went alms ly dowu country. Its formula is purely ethical
with the German nag which the crews and complies with all national and state 411ma1ea red. '_ r I
.14- c 'wide. are
V•41 and little
hail hoi.ted. showing al the Masthead*. pure food and drug laws. Altogether extinct thy... mall!'
The ereu s nouposed entirely of there are ten ingredients in Tanlec, each rentailla hilt the Memory of dose
Germans. under the terms of the arm. 04 which is of recognized therapeuticst_rr_i l
ng time.. 1 have seen the last
!olive. which did not perUlit of Itritiett value. Main- of tile itos.al *G.s.i.g.• Sind tin.
guards aleatrol. teok to 'the boats Many of these ingredients have been "1144 MN H.' a the lia,l I li' .of Waterloo.
when elle Vessels began to mettle. They individually known and used since civil- goon. 1 eillasees ...beset,. will 1...
were pi,•kiel Op by the guard ship* ization lust! began, and some' of them Pointed out as the hist man of the
and there were 44 few casualties. TIwy ' have he en used and prescribed by leading battle of thelerich.
Were Made forisolWrs. . ! . physicians everywhere, but until they For aboUt six Week. after the 4.4111- :
Rusts Were Fired (ht. . were brought together in proper propoi- metwoment of hostilities hi issaif Imo. ,
The first liens 44 the sinking of tion and association, as m the Tanlac !less of all kinds in 4;1.•riell and its i
the former neer was emit:Meal In a formula. humanity had not hrretofore sfirroundinge was at a standstill. 1
Tel ilesisito•11 to the Excluing.. realized their full value and effect. well remeniber When 1 410411144 the
Telegraph loninany. ln referring to (Inc of the more import badge of thane ilnard awl night and
En 1.1 iii the ntler11.11,11 St 1.6.114ort WOK ant ingredients of Tanlac. the Encyclo- day trumped up 1* **'l iloaii to ihe mu- •
circulated loy the Exclioitige T..leuraph pedia Britannica says: ••It has long been bor. where trouble might Ors! have
i• pally that virtually Gm whole Ger- the source of the most valuable topic been expected if the ims•Icr r‘eolied
man ih.,.1 at asatat ish,„. had been meditipiee that have ever been dis ov our shores. r,.. garrison soma -tot or --
; feed. •In referring to others of the nil a rt illery ',Nowlin sis. a ride 4( 41111111*' .
news *genes asked Gat the des/mash : general tonic drugs contained in Tanlac, illiii 41 11 Infant ersaermusny, and lin„.
sunk but 4 fere 1111tiliter hater the
114. eaneelle41. the thirteenth edition of Potter's Thera mien. reinforce.' I.%the -righting 1 risle.
.t later despatch by' the As,,,,,,int,,i peutics. a standard medical text book. wen" from G..lerieh ns
ioa hin alai fl„.
.
Presn. from Thureo said : . states. that "theY impart general tone and ildlollaltig votintry. . They callie matins:
"'h,'hsting of a red strength to the entire system. including all Ili ut the tirst call..forcparisl to take
woo. flu. signal for tlw er.*'W-4t II 161.111 1 IP . organs and tissuee.•' their stand with the ilefoloders.
the Germano wor,,Iiite, hi 1141494*roiHag 40 noon .
1.1„,.. , fhis same well-known authority in de- 1 stippo:A. some .of tg(,II hod gni-
TI.'. .•rew A took to tin- Inuit. 111111 scribing the physiological action rof 51111 of their 464'11. 1 .1,. tea rementhee all
rowed towanl the shoreWhile „wk. : another of the ingredients of Tanlac. the classes .1 weiti.iiis. lett t1447 Were
hot for the shore tie. boat. were clial- which is of valbe in treating what. is erepared to fight 11111-94).Way.
.
lentael and call.s1 upon 1.. siirivlider. Commonly known as "a rundown condi- The Hand ha kery. opp.ait.. the pr.
14. - of them ign. oreil the 14 iiiiii 111011,4 1i0f1, uses the following expression: -It reit Purl: House: ans toi'.....ii .over nil 1,..
and were tired upon. A f*.riI.Unll ill. is highly esteemed in loss of appetite giant -numb awl rift.. pits wets.
remit, ilig. • during convalescense from acute dis- struetell along -the hike -batik. ''I'94''''
T111. stroke apparently was all en- the reel:le:we l' '4'4 issaiithell- hy G.• M.
aSieg
There are certain other el in te in moo. Th,- ii'. .117101 111411 stnti.m...1
tire 'surprise. Dial the *1 *-'.t nen . Tanlac which r....-cauee of theire inenlluen‘e 1,, them at um Gm, night and o1,.
tient who wits informed by fernier,' in . • • . .• • • ' ' " "" "11 le ' ocis,‘. barrel-
ann elimination. improve the nutrition salt were uttits,..1 i„ mak,. ii
resiclied 14,1141.1a through a Vett-res1111•11- upon the appetite digestion assimilation pi 441 1 .1 • ti 1 •
the ,lbeigiliwir114.441 'That they had *Wen and vital aciisaty of all the tissues ad i • • • i
the German iiiIiilett iiiilliiilig. Wit II their bod - , "1" ' " rY Preeaut-oi .of ilefefue -
later.
When pence was finally proclaimed
11. Paul, the Government took steps to
organize rise Itillitiai. and drill sheds
and armories ai•re and companies
organised for drilling. Ind now (444
reordeace telephone .
LEOAL.
organs f the y. and produce tha' taken. The Iiiir,ii loss, meant leis*
Rug. le lid t. state of general tonicity which is caned ne,o, • .
....
TIICY WOO' ,.II tentity tie eilitHit. w heti
the leNik -Mit. alifiiill1H-151 that It
strainer knit 1.4,11 siglitt'd 011 4 114. Mk,.
EVeltt-Iiielit pre% a iled. and the 1114.,. of
the garrison at the, iiirbor mei the
1'lii• admiralty at first denied the re• to invigorate digestion and 'ythefla- riflemen on the' bank i•rt
eN"'Pl ll," l'H%14“len. "tell i''' dilation of the gaitric blood vessels. .1:r..71.1013.1.„.1..
port but\later confirmed it and issued crease the general nutrition. It is U510, 10 action. . Tlw v.....41 1,..m.s1 larger and
an offirlal !element. dyspetwia. chlorosis. anemia and various heeded for the bailor. 4411'
lent says: other disease., m which the tone of the il dinetly tinder the gluts of the
• 11,.' 104.0 report.4 front stomach and alimentary canal Is deficient."
, garrison. Not ii -11:11 fien' 11.'1' 111:11st
Still another ingredient tap head or her .I.-ek. to niftiest.. whether
Settim Flow a the interned battle- Concerning
shins awl istilles\.•ridsers have snak• some standard authority says: cause, .111` was friend or foe. 114141 Wit II the
Mimed lint Vitalii -.lie real -lied the iniWr
still ntloot. - Vivi. li il cruisers have ' creases secretion of the gastric juice. and losin. Then. c hen iiin•ther nuotuent
stunk, lout three linv, been benched. causes greater activity in the movements , . .
lingo, day.. me.iiit her destructiois si•.•
Eighteen destroyer. we beached by of the muscular layers in the walls of the-
a litifurlial the Aniericait nag. It turtn..1
local tugs. Four destroy s are still stomach It also tends to lessen the
mit to be the Untied slate. Govern-
efloot. Tlw rest of the ilesaoyers have ! sensibility a the s*smash, and »0 may
slink. - I relieve gastric pain."
The guard ships tired at the dermane I The United States Dispensatory makes
who inallIsal osPrie.ard ,,It .4Willn t the following comment regarding another
ashor.. a here they were r ttt • t ailed ,if',ts. ingredient: -It may be used in all cases
With regard to tie. sinking. T • Of pure debility of the digestive organs or
Sunday I ili.ercer says that while iniveil \ where a general tonic impression is re -
opinion at Portsuemth holds it would Cnted. Dys; epsia. atonic gout, hysteria
have isem Wetter te halve had British ark intermittent fever are among the
tan:asIs on the Germans ships: their man)\affectiun• in which it has proven
sinking Intl y be considered as remov- useful.".'.,
Ing a difficulty which might have led There re certain other ingredients
to Ma 1 -inuring among the ti MP, 4.011- described
cerning their 4lisposit ion. The (ler- and in
matt ...keletion .•rew• were reliev.si text books
monthly and retlirned to Ilertila ny. 1 action upon 1
They were fed only such provishons as 'whose proper fun
they would limy.. olotnined In their own purification of Inc
ut try
\ Crews Made Prisoners. health.
lkA 6. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRIS- T
' _he Gi•riiiiiti officer, and have In discu,sing another ingredient the
1311.. TER, solicitor. notary pubis . Oftce wit motile pri.oner.
"I , Encyclopedia Britannica says: "It *14 00»
=too Sueet. (oUdetiGh. third door Irmo litchi:Is tonight would ouer an opinion of the most efficient of that class of sub -
Inset funds tO 'n at lowest rel.*. t 11.1%* they sire t.. 1.. .1414 It with. stances which act uron the stomach so as
R. C. HAYS.
BARR ItiTE14 , SOL IC ITOR. NOTARY
PUBLIC, LTC.
011ice-Steihnellank4 Ilainiltos Street
Onamcb. letespnone ss.
d 1141044 LASSO and Inesrence,
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE
saitittsruts. soLILITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC..
(*re on the Sousse. second ,doot horn Hasid
01 .4(1411. Gude... h.
Itsvate gums to lose .1 lowest ritual
W. iikuvurou•. K - J• 1-.111.masmais
H. J. U. Coosa.
. ttttt
litiARLES GARROW. I.L. B., BAR -
kW ants nay. solicitor. etc.. Godorwli.
blowy loaned at lowest rates
tilSAA.LAGER. BAhR1STER. SOL-
• liction, notery. public end conveyancer.
• t House. Goderwls. tet -Ilan
1.1)ANS. ILTC..
IICKLLLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
"Uers-fedjas. Connolly. Pir,e.s.. Grtrich P. 0
Jim, Erma. Vice -Pres., .: Thor* .
1114%1. I».4.1) 1 lie only ...total's. of the War.
IL. Hays. see.jtem..Seolorth P.O. N se. A Breach of .11rmintiee. able and penemous ingedients o
Directors- D. P. McGregor, It. R. o. Il. a- ,trInilrel ttir ry viten Bridge. emir:el, • blood'are removed, and the entire sys.tem
orth, John (..ii. 4,11Y11.. No. 4. Salton; William The ttovitspeople were pillared for
Burn, R. R. No. ?.. Sealortb, John Benneumes. former director of the ititelligenee ! is invigorated and vitalized:\
B•onasnen; Geo. MccarawY• K• K• M°. S. Sea" i department, interviewed by The i Tanlac was designed primathelS, omafor ethhi- gliiiitst.. .8,triwri'.,. "1""k":::::.s,n;11.1'.,Tui- fi.iini,::
orth. Robert Ferris, Hai lock . Malcolm Mc- Weekly Dente telt with regard to the 1 correction of disorders of
Ai Chime' Jams Evens. beechwood. James bc • I. At the sam itessed ready to move lily fitntily anti
.1/1111.. ..f itiy latits..144441 . goods Pu .•
%%lien- inland if thi• enemy ennw. •
.tt one time word 4 ante that the
4.111.1ny 11.1.1 left l'hieligo. i•ii route to
• iderieli. At another ! time it wa.:
ti out that it number Id ve.e.el• hod
•
Th.- state
-Aeroriling
ment ship Michlgaii with General
Sherman He, knew of fir
eitement here and I believe he did
a lint 11'' NI WY What the ItilitroVisie41
garrison nand do. 1 thought there
should !Mit. been a shot ;terns. her
Ism.", to funk.. her declare her Iwosition
before Alio- reached rim or.
Th.. posting ..1 sentries Omer Ge-
lato. hank was vontinued after till-
iiicideut. 1 with a volition.%
which lind a post further ereund the
in the D.spensatory
lake hank nein the prisouit Motel Sun
her standard medical
having a beneficial ''''• I"' 4.4004 In itIont daybreak' ,o
organs of secretien, groundhog or .aoine • *11C11 lit lie. aulnitti
startled a ',entry a. it" Moved alitini
timing results in the
the honk, and the +entry *hot at it.
Streams passing
them.- In thi manner obtertion. I don I knolv wheth.:r 1,1* killed 11,, -
through
groundhog or toot, but if so it mu.*
Coonolly. Goderich.
Agents J. N. Yeo, Godersch: Ales. Leitch.
. R. No 1. Clinton, Viaitam Sesfort1.
E. Hinchley, Sealorth Policy -holders can 1417 .44
Palawnts and get their 'cards receipted at It. J.
Morcott Clothing Store. Clinton. It. H. Lutes
Gmeery, Kingston street. Goderich. oe J. H.
Resrs General store. Lbyttetd.
MUSIC.
F REDF.RIC T. F.GENER,
Mus. Bac.
SINGING
PIANOFORTE
PIPE ORGAN
Studio mixt to P. J. hiacEwan's Garage
...--......
Brophe) Bros
.
lne Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully
attended to
at all hours. night or day.
(1911ER1(714
salassaiiniowessaoseava••••••••••••••••••000•0••
sinking, :
It in a breifeh of the armIsfiee unit
therefore almost aantannomit tei a new
act Of war, but at this juncture it ap-
pnre to mean that the German:I in-
tend to slgn the peace treaty. It
looke like a plan coneocted In Ber-
lin."
"A (lemon rear admiral mid most
of the (fermium froin the ships are
now 111 custody aboard British ships.
SOW. 1101141. from the ships refused to
stop when ordered and V. fief. fired up-
on A small number of liermans were
killed or wounded.
'1., 441111 terms of
the armistios., the German ships were
inti•rored with skeleton crews as care-
tnki•rs 141141 without British guard.;
Not a Berlin 1101.
Wigle, in Seaforth by L. Alwrlitirt, in
commander Ketiworthy. M. P.. told
The Despateh lie did not think the Winglinm by J. Walton MO.:Union. In
Mensal' by A. M. E. Hemphill, In Myth
sinking,. were ciirriell nut by order of
by White City Drug Store. In Wroxeter
the I frrinan government. blit were Pli-
by .1. N. Allen, In Londesboro by John
gineered by i4 few hotheads oilek of
0. Loundsberry, In Exeter hy W. S.
existence at Scapa Flow.
time,
however. it is a powerful reconstructive
tonic and body builder. for it naturally
follows that any medicine that brio
about proper assimilation of the food and
the thorough elimination of the Waste
Middle Aged
Womem
Are Here Told the Best Remedy
for Their Troubles.
Preemont, O. -"I was passing through the critical
period of life, being forty -biz years of age and had all
the symptoms incident to that change - heat lathes,
nervousness, and wits in a general rundown' condition,
so it was hard for me to do my work. Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound was recommended to me aa
the best remedy for my troubles,which It surely proved
to be. I feel better and stronger in every warsince
tearl
Lakin it, and the annoying symptoms have diaap-
"-Mess °ODDER, 925 Napoleon St., Fremont,
North Haves, .-"Lydla E. PinIcham's Vegeta-
ble Compound restored my health after everything else
bad failed when paasi through change of life. There
is nothing like it to overcome the trying symptoms."
--Mrs. MAW= lam.t.A, Bps 197, North Haven, Conn.
4
lit Such Cases
$ -
aws
LYDIA LPINKHAKS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
itas the greatest record r the greatest good
IYDI t MEDICINE CO LYNIIII.MASS.
Predicts must therefore have a far -reach -
1 ho.
mg and most beneficial effect upon the ivrt
s • tem twee 's,nread like wild-9re. As 1 11 44,
1 411(11 phases along the lake.
ulf litteMpt Might he made
•teil out in Gel night with
1.. warn the si•ttler-
hore. They in tifroo
•iits along the Boo
is time Ilietrio.1110•11
W:rri%1M44;.11"11.419.1111-1h1
vt14-141 roasI
ni iii4s.lt the enemy. Not I of thetn
had jt was reported that one
of the reertlit. hail joined 11••
as it marched along. his "illy weapon
1.••ing it pitchfork.
pluifie of the pe.ople went t 111441101 =
esp.riellee. like thoae of the refuge, =
In Ettrepe. mill the few survivors .ol =
those tiniest know how t.i feel for the • =
woe sufferera. ime man took Ids cots
oi lel his Iasi. hoisted his bed On 111.4
1.11..k NMI 14.41 the 1.0W to th.. highlands
41 • ol borne tom .1 not her man, =
1',-1 ween G. elerieli Foul Hayfield. made
a supply of peneake. hy wily of an ;
-iron ration." will took thes•• alai him •
to the *ere shelter n log. 1
tom farmer buriisl his new stove. hhe
Jedge-Von nay MI» man was at the most tee:mimeo 1,94 44
performance last night aml thnt he broken loy the inviiders. Many other.
Although Tanlac's claims for supremacy ac'llia 111i
are abundantly supported by the world's 'im' "
leading authorities, it is the people them to land. 1 et
tel -es who have really made Tanlac what 4 'amid*
it is. Millions upon milli, ns have used 111.011,' the lake
it and have told other millions what it "allied other reel
has done for them. That is why Tanlac l tom Abotit
has he&me the rea' sensation of the drug wen. put on duty 1
trade in this country. and that is also why .1 11,1 Barfield. and inf
it is the most widely talked -of medicine in rittee tramped along the
the world today.
THOM. 1,4 'mid In Gimlet -10i by E..R.
GRAND TRUNK R
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SYSTEM
Time Table
Changes
.\ change of time will be
made on
June 29th
Information now in Agents'
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' Xare now in a position to supply any (iii.
in all sizes. Also any quatitity`of soft coal
'the public that we
tity of bar;1- coal
r .domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our custom s, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal s • and
now that it has beeri relieved we will give ou old-time
service and prompt delivery.
. The Saults Coal Co
Phone No. 75
13. J. Saults' resideuce- W. W. Saults' residence -•
No. 275 No. 20'2
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-The adMirnity or the admiral Honey. in ltrucetleld by Peter Hower.
s1,111, -mai" 1„, hismpd. In Delliwood by Tiernan Edighoffer.
Rather, the armisth..• coinnii..1011 bs In erfeliton by J. W. Orme.
lo 1••• ceirored for not putting British t" Si. IlAmPl' In She"nrd"
crew aboard. lint we ari. well rid tern by .1.11. Simpeon. In Gorrie hy 11.
V. Armstrong, and In Fordwleh by 11
of the ships, which Weire obsolete.
-
The political correspondent of The Saium'rn•
Sunday Tiniest, CoMtneliting On the ADVT.
news from Scapa Flow, mays that the Made a 011.
sele topic of London suns general
ainazenient that nothing 44 ppo rently
had been dime to safegnard thio
ngninst the possibility of .4114'11 dest rue -
thin.
-The fact That the prownee of
END STOMACH TROUBLE, • British 44114 nissolutely pre -
hided
. by the armIstive should windy
• , GASES OR DYSPEPSIA nweessitnted, more %intim/it
obeervation." he odds. "The pub -
Ile will want to know how th4o Ger-
man commnioders were allowed the
free interrour.e necessary for ron•
tinted netion
Admire* Thelr Spirit.
Art him Pollen. the Muttt eXpert.
an interview In The 1 re.pat. h rept M-
ing the sinking of the German w • r -
Alpe. admires the .pint of the Ger-
mane in elnking their 44111(1.4 rather
than to allow them to pOptsi Into the
had tante in month and stomaeh-head- proomeendon of their enemle*.
o'Pape's Diapepeln" makes sick, sour,
gassy stomachs surely feel fine
In five minutes.
If what you just ate is souring on
your stomach nr lie. like 1 hoop of
least, or you belch gas and eructate
weir, undigested food, or have a feeling
of disei nem, henrthurn, fullness, names*,
ache, you
ran get relief in flys minutes
neutralising aridity. Put an end to
limb statism+ distress now by getting a
large afty-eria MOP of Pape's Diapopaia
from any drug store.Yon really. in
*re minutes how needless It is to suffer
front indigestion. dyspepsia nr any 4061-
dianedier muted by food fermmtatiall
due to excessive *cid in stomach.
A Hard Stroke.
fleet ribbon ch.rk (after receiving
n glassy Men, from the girl he mist.
on his vaellitiow I : And she did not
even speak to nse. Look at the way
she holilit her chin tip.
Second II. : And remember the
houlloyon held that chln up teaching
het to swim lass inumaer.
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that they were still lovers of
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time of teethig.
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MEDICINE EDUCATION
APPLIED SCIENCE
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''What's the matter, fad man.' asked
Driver as he met his friend. "ate you
feeling -seedy?"
-No. not exactly that." replied the
friend. "hut I'll admit I've been worri«1
of late. Yvu remember 1 hind a man to
trace my pedigree?"
"Yes," replied Driver. 'whore the
trouble, haeni he been succeseful"
"Succeeefill. 1 should say he has."
mid the friend, "I'm having to pay him ;
hush money." -Ilaroer's Magazine.
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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, I
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
OILCLOTH
FURNITURE COVERINGS
STATUARY
CLIJB BAGS TRUNKS
RUGS
JAPANESE MATTINGS
CRETONNES
ELECTRIC LAMPS ,
SILVER CABINETS MUSIC CABINETS TRAYS
LACE AND MADRAS CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
JARDINIERES, IN BRASS AND POTTERY
LINOLEUMS
SILVERWARE
PICTURES
In Store No. 2
FANCY CHINA DESCRIPTION
OF EVERY PHONOGRAPHS
NOVELTIES
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
Plinnes Store ficl. Rot 197 Undertaking
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