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J A Motable Letter the Leading Theatrical i Manager in Australia, who speaki plainly of the curative merits of Clements Tonic. IJIHE FOLLOWING VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY is from the pen of Mr. I George Goodman, better known under the sobriquet of "Goody,'' and one ij of the most widely and professionally known of a band of brilliant Australian theatrical managers. Mr. vGootdman has been associated with the present firm of J. C. Wi|liam- ■ son, Ltd., for a long' number of 'years, extending back to its inception, when as "Williamson, Garner, and Musgrovs," it occupied, as it does to-day, the foremust position in the theatrical world of Australia, and was responsible ' for the finest imported productions of Grand Opera and versatile drama jl and comedy. | Mr. Goodman's experience with these productions and associations with B the many "stars" imported under the Williamson management is proverbial, and the following letter will be of interest to the many members of the theatrical profession throughout the Commonwealth who, physically exhausted by the exacting nature of their many roles, will find in the medicine Mr. Goodman advocates a nerve rejuvenator and health restorer of remarkable power and certainty. Mr. Goodman writes from his Sydney residence thus:— • ■ « - ■_ "Beverley," Bayswater Road, Darlinghurst, Sydney, N.S.W., 20/9/16.. CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. I "I know the horrors of Insomnia or lack of refreshing sleep as well as any who have suffered acutely from it. "I have endured it often, combined with an Irritable, excited, and weakened nerve condition that almost ruined my health. I am not wrong in stating that this condition at times almost incapacitated me from my managerial duties. "But I experienced a pleasing and grateful 1 change after taking the medicine I was advised to use—Clements Tonic. After taking it that change may be summarised thus:— "1. Sweet, refreshing sleep EVERY NIGHT, "2. Real healthy appetite. , i "3. True enjoyment of life through being absolutely well, which I attribute to no ' other source than this remarkable medicine to which I testify." (Signed) I GEORGE L. GOODMAN. During the last summer months, and the changing semi-sultry periods of autumn and winter in West Australia, especially far inland, in Kalgoorlie, Geraldton, Coolgardie, Boulder City, and the Goldfields generally, and in the Port Headlands and Albany Districts, Clements Tonic is the medicine I for the jaded system; the run-down and irritable nerves. It is the symbol of systcmic strength. It has given health when long despaired of. It corrects the stomach, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves and heart and strengthens life. Wherever the Australian flag waves this me3icine is used by notable persons of every rank in life.- ; In casej of Want; of Sleep, Anaemia, Indigestion, Sluggish Liver, Neuralgia, Weak Nerves, Nervous Breakdown, Wasting Weakness, Fever, or Influenza, where the recovery is slow, the' rejjperativa powers are aided by its use. All Chemists and Stores sell it. Send for.it to-dayand send ill-health away. It should be a part of the medical; equipment of "every "home, Qem'ents Tonic Ltd.V H«zellej : N;S-W. ■ Let 1 aterwurtSis Develop j a Developing and printing are big featureeof our business—vro have 0 i the largest Photo, "work 1 ' department m the Dominion. Your A films or plates will reooive scrnpu lous attention, and teat results are 9 J assured. (9 (? Morecrfer, we can. do the work' quickly—no disappointing delays, I? § ami prints and negatives will bo ready on tho day wo specify. & ! Let-' os tfsos@ Snapsliots' To-day. | I . LAMBTOM QUAY (NEXT KBLBURN TRAM), ' l \ , WELLINGTON. 0 i A Building Is No Better ■ Than Its Roof ' TT is in the roof that the problem of durability is solved. You should be sure that your •; roof is wear.-tight and leak-proof., Certain-teed Roofing Js weather-proof and water-tight. It is «g- -"--s unaffected by changes in temperature or ~ k 'by atmospheric gases. Nor will it buckle, nor crack. There is a type of 1 f Certain-teed for every building of every m I kind — for ever/ roof, whether flat or K | pitched. You can inspect this excellent | roofing at your local shop-keeper's. Look SjjJ'jsyyi—2sl for the ' General' on the roll. Ask for I free samples and literature. Call soon! Mr. C. C. McCann, Representative of gjj w General Roofing Manufacturing Company 1 | . Perpetual Tniitee Bid j., Sydney, N. S. W. I EutSt. Loffii, Iliinoii; MarieiJlej, Iliinoii I York, Pmiyfcaiua; Sid Fraacuco, Californls CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS STOCKED BY 'JOHN CHAMBERS AND SON, LTD., WELLINGTON.

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 3

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