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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 249, 18 October 1920, Page 7

"ASK LOABBY ABOUT IT." Rheumatism—Chronic or Recant. I have cjred quite a number of chronic cpsfw of Rheumatism nnd Rheumatoid Arthritis I use both medicine nud High Frequency Violet Rays. The electrical treatment is pieasant—no shock, no pain; very often instant relief. Treatment, daily, f2 1/ per week, in advance. A. M. LOASBY. The Only Prescribing Chemist. 24, His Majesty , ? Arcade, Auckland. v ote i have discontinued opening on • Friday nights. (Ad.) There is probably nothing our womenfolk love more than a change of fashion, Thia season fashion demands a return to white soft cambric and muslin embroideries, and the new designs and pretty makes in all widths are to be found in great abundance at Ge.orge Court and Sons, Ltd., Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) \n atmosphere or Xazol Iβ a great protection against iiiflucnza. Inhale it very frequently day and night.—(Ad.) .. in everything ot importance, so with (nt—nuality must be dominant. It is the q°aiitV colour value, and stability of Wainwright's Inks that have made them universally popular amongst the biggest offices and business establishments of New 7fwland Every an ink should is found in Wainwrlghfs, yet It sells at the usual prices. Try it out Auckland distributor: C. H. Hooper, 174, Queen Street. Auckland.—< Ad.) Weigh a roast of beef before and after cooking. The shrinkage is exactly 50 per cent, includlUE tlie bones. That is, you eat one-half of it. With St. George's Camp Pies there Iβ no Tvnste. cooked, and ready to serve. St. George's Camp Pie is flavoured with rare and costly splcee from the East. Slice, and serve cold.—Ad.