... SPEAKS of the critical times in Woman's tier t• • It that ' • dan to Jt • Women's My F Built Int I Wesknes• • Prolapsns • : ling of Womb, etc. Opera.. a nd Intpt • raments tiecessexy. m. 4 . Melt ani. rn 't:fie_ t —it that ado. ru , usly Sr. A HAI ...

... SPEAKS of the critical times a Woman's Life. Thera taws your Ida as the Life of every wane. whoa the Anoka of wary teems greater than bear. There is ttts Waking the plain fart that mew Women suffer toms of oamful ►nd &wenn, Ailment. pershar to their delicate ...

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... SPEAK'S WOOLSHOPS. Ist. 'SS , GO I OF T. op • n :A s . .4 WASiI4C. St COATS CLOTH T Pt I , ' NILASUF OP IN • SUITS MEASUI I. ...

... • BRITAIN SPEAKS. New York, Wednesday.— A striking tribute to the voice of Britain Is paid in the Atlanta Ognatitutianal, which says: Britain has spaken many times before to all the world. It has been her voice for centuries in advancing civilisation ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING.. The statement I have been asked to make has necessarily involved some plain speaking and a perfectly clear declaration of our own point of view. I feel that, if the General Commission. which meets on Monday, is now to do useful work ...

... SPEAKING OF CLOTHES We want you to see our New Sty; es in Ready-for-Service Snits. They're tailored by men who know -r,w. They're smart, and they fit. The way they wear is remarkable. i ...

... NOT ABLE TO SPEAK. Alfred Brown who died to day fc.und lying near his encineroom away from the seat of the explosion. but he had oean caught by the 'errifir ctincussion. He was the one ma o who held the secret of the fateful m:nlire v hen the explosion ...

... landlady said she wanted her to say she had seen nothing. adding. You will only get your fees if you speak for them. it will be the same if you speak for us. COMMON INFORMER? Mr. Hargraves first question in examination was: Are you a common Informer ...

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... SPEAK-PIGGIN The wedding took place cn Saturday at Christ Church. Pelion. of Mr. Stanley Speak son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Speak, 44. Cheltenham-Place. and Miss Annie Irene P:gg:n. only daughter of Mr. W. and the late Nfrs. Piggin, 24, Ashville-gardens ...