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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1236, 19 September 1911, Page 3

EES ; ' ' Each Day Brings Fresh Bargains at | Sooisllar's Half-Yearly Sale. J "The Best is the Cheapest," is as true of Furniture as other things. p 1 The Cheapest is the Best in this case. pi Here, for instance, are remarkable money-saving opportunities on fe HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE that will locson your purse strings:- K One 8-Piece QUEEN ANNE DINING SUITE, upholstered Real Buffalo | Leather, Birch Frame, stained walnut. Originally ■£'" 10s. A Sacrifice at £1G 18s. 6d. g{ Ono H-Pieco DINING StTITE, upholstered Real Buffalo. Regular Price, [J .£2<i IDs. ' Sale Price, £18 10s. Eft; One only EASY CHAIR (slightly damaged), upholstered in Morocco fs Leather, good value at £7 18s. Gd. Yours for £2 18s. fid. ttf One EASY CHAIR, in Real Buffalo, Originally Cost £i 18s. Gd. Sale 'Price io Clear, £4 18s. 6ri. E™ One EASY CHAIR, in Pegamoid, everlasting wear. Regular Price, $ £1 15s. Clearing at £3 7s. Gd, ?;( Don't Delays Gome T©*Day2 ■' ' I j Q/ I P LamMon Quay, ' | | - ±L - -V-f I Rheumatism—lts Cause and Cure, i | 1 p > In 1847, during the course of a long series of experiments with numerous rheumatic and gouty subjects, scientists first noticed ® fj that the blood of every patient contained excess uric acid. g| 1 Thus the cause of Rheumatism and its kindred diseases, Gout, j| | Sciatica, Lumbago, Gravel and Stone, was at last discovered. t Thousands of prescriptions to aeutralise and expel this excess §5 I were compounded and tried—but without success. One of g New Zealand s leading doctors worked at the problem for ® | many a year. At last ho compounded a medicine which cured |§ > practically every case—cured even those who had suffered for il| 5 twenty years and more. One told another of this splendid j$ . remedy, and thus the sales of |I RHEUMO j? grew until to-day it can be purchased from practically every j| p Chemist and Storekeeper between the North Cape and the p Bluff RHEUMO has been tried, tested, and proved effectual Pi 1 by thousands of sufferers. Herd's a case in point;— ■ ■ii 1 $ yj Mr. Alexander Milier, of Ros- K I lyn, is one of Dunedin's best H * # | known builders. Brief and busi- ■ | ntss-likc," he writes "I suffered from Rheumatism in my /^4! r | heel for two months, and was cured by IF b Rhfumo in two or three Hays. I can g recammend it to anyone suffering from . g ' the same complaint." £■ You can lake Mr. Miller's iWffifMr'i'y'll \\ | recommendation. RHEUMO is j \\ 1 I the one cure for Rheumatism j V\ 'fi . jj and kindred complaints. j I At all Stores and Chemists, j je | 2/6 and 4/6. jj \ Jj tfilOOS) | Shipments of the • f j | Newest j j I Now opened up. | I * ' 1 5 I J The Venetian Mercerised \ j I CURTAIN MATERIAL is a New Casement Fabric Bt ri ij with mercerised stripe in All Art Shades. This will. t X be ono of the Most Popular CurtaiD Materials for ; $ tho Coming Season. j j ( The New Coloured Applique j j S DRAWING-ROOM CURTAINS is another of the <• $ ■ g Latest Charms for the home. They .'ire made on Col- jj S oured Rep. anil Bolton Sheeting, with applique borders, r. * j etc. r | | flew PopSisi Cloths j [ j; IN VARIOUS QUALITIES AND SHADES. S f [ Striped iohair Damasks jj ) ■ | In Browns, Greys, and Vieux Rose Colourings. ! I WRITE FOR SAMF'LES.-State Full Particulars of Your | f 1 Needs. $ i| ' ALL SAMPLES POSTED FREE. § | | fHllf All complete j \ 1 1 111 Jill Kadern House 1 1 1 " Furnishers, i I 1 f iPI Iff 304 to 312, j | tIMLM Queen Street | | ' 1 coy, Ltd. AUCKLAND, j | ,