ABOUT VACUUM FLASKS. You know yon can spend a lot of money on a flask, they run up to big prices. Minson's 5 S 6d and Cs Cd flasks ar« perfect. M 6258 KEEP CLEAN. . Filthy premises .arc certain to cause disease, and for this reason the Health Inspectors are everywhere! enforcing strict regulations to ensure cleanliness. What is true of tho premises in which applies to the human system. Unless tho body is kept free from accumulated waste, disease will bo tho result. The most efficient health officer .to employ is a Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pill, which will be found highly effective. They are a searching, cleansing remedy, acting on the Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys. A pill occasionally will keep tho cystem clean and in perfect order, and protect it from disease of all kinds. 17 WHY NOT A DAYIS? No sewing machine will last as well or sew as well as tho Davis. Call and see them at Minson's—agents for thirty years. M 6258
DONT CRY OVER SPILT MILK — y ou are late for business through sleeping in, but get a " TUCKER " guaranteed "OMAR" ALARM CLOCK * I' will save you worry while you sleep, and that is worth big money to you. Made with Solid Steel Pivots and Patent Lever, fitted with Domed C"\aSs and Bell on Sack, the " OMAR *' stands for neatness and quality. Price 12/6 posted to any address 13/F W TUCKER jnreLL^— —» ■ • ff • 1 UVsllL.ll, 247 HIGH STREET. ' - TB3BI
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16207, 9 May 1918, Page 8
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