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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1209, 18 August 1911, Page 11

SOMETHING FRESH. 55 G O Old Toper Tom was feeling glum To grocer Green instead ho went, He'd toped till ho was "tight"! .And asked for "Ashwah-poora," The doctor said "Your system's The grocer puzzled: then underrum, stood— But I'll soon put jou right 1" 'And gave him Suratura! "Your nose is red, you're overfed 1G bright grew And drunk! there's nothing surer: rr: , ~ T . r • , b , ii's noso is nearly normal! take ° ne 6°r S ' OU ° With, spritely gait, his feet walk a j *1. j. • it „ straight, And that „ aqua-pura." His speech lacks nought informal. Give this prescription to chemist . Tho doctor's fee, Tom paid with Keen, glee. And take three times a day." - "Well Tom, how's "aqua-para?" Old Tom's wits wandered like his Oh Doc., it's great. I'm pleased to feet, state, He lost it on the way! When bciled with Suratural" • 5 ' 01. Citilejotm § Son 1 THE PEERLESS WATCH |g|J A gentleman, well-known in Welling"l have subjected the Peerless Watch 1 I bought from you to a severe test. 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