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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 102, 27 October 1925, Page 14

WHISKY-DRINKERS QWE A LOT TODB. M'NISH. Had-it not been for the researches of Dr. Robert M'N.ish, an eminent Scottish physician, the" world would never have enjoyed the benefits of Doctors' Special Reliable Old Scotch Whisky—as supplied to the House of Lords by Special Warrant, and to connoisseurs everywhere. Dr. M'Nish discovered that "certain whiskies blended together, and allowed to rosfc for five or six years before being consumed, have a most beneficial effect on both the body and the- brain." ''Doctors' Special," as sold to-day, is the same blend the doctor discovered. All hotels and bottle stores sell "Doctors' Special."—Advt. DON'T LET RHEUMATISM STEAL' RELIEF FRGM THE MENACE Ol' 1 RHEUMATISM. That occasional twinge warns you that Rheumatism has marked you as a future victim: Uric acid is accumulating in tho blood; sciatica, lnmbago, gout, all kindred ills of rheumatism — stop it now! Massago and embrocations only irritate the trouble. Remove the uric acid from tho blood by taking Bheuroo consistently for a period. It is absolutely effective—one week's treatment in a 4s 6d bottle will convince you. Ask to-day at your chemist's. 229 Toothache undermines your health. Use Barraclough's Magic Nervine, Is 6d. Persistent corns can't resist Progandra. Is 6d.—Advt. UGLY STKTDE SPOILS YOUR BEAUTY, GIRLS. | CHEMIST SAYS~YOIJ CAN'T DISGUISE AN ACHING CORN, BUT YOU CAN LIFT THEM OFF. ! Peachy cheeks and ruby lips cer--1 tainly are lovely to gaze upon, but, girls, you can't be really attractive with an ugly stride. Corns spoil a graceful step, but it is easy to lift them off with finger tips. Now, girls! you can wear the shoes that nearly made you insane before, assorts an eminent authority in chemistry, because a fciv drops of Frozol-Ice, dabbed right into the heart of a tender, i throbbing corn, banishes soreness inetantly, and soon tho corn loosens so it can be lifted out, root and all, without the least pain. , For but a littlo cost,' a tiny phial of Frozol-Icc can bo found at any chemist's shop, but is plenty to take out every hard or soft corn or callous. You ought to give it a try; as it is inexpensive and does, not inflame or even irritate iho adjacent healthy flesh. Don't have an old woman's walk when it's not necessary. Chemists in this city' are distributing the Frozol-Ice mentioned above for only Is 9d.—Advt. Tooy sent an SOS at soa, A wireless call it was; Tho captain had a shocking cold, 15)19 head was all .i-him. Another ship picked up the call . In haste you may be sure. And brought tho priceless balm for all, Some Woods' Great Peppermint Cur© . —Advt. CLOTHES WHITER THAN EVER. Your clothes will be whiter than over if you use Velvet Soap on washing days. No hard rubbing required. Simply boil your clothes, and "Velvet," will do the rest. Velvet Soap is sterilised. You can tisc "Velvet" for your daintiest fabrics.' All grocers stock "Velvet."—Advt. For Children's Huolcing Cough, WoedA' Qse§}, Cur*,— Mvi,