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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13381, 2 April 1912, Page 4

Ward's Ministry may stand or fall, But jot wo know that all is well, I'While Lock's, is open day by day The best of furniture to sell; And spite of all financial rocks. We'll steor our course to William Lock's. In wotllock chances conic and so, The ways are set with many a snare, And many a matrimonial row Has taught the maiden to bewaro ; But you'll avoid all household shocks |By furnishing at William Lock's . Though burglars burgle in the night, In other cities far away, In- happy Nelson by thoi sea, The night is safer than the day, No"locks are- needed to defend a j Homes mad c by Lock, the People's]