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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 155, 29 December 1925, Page 4

For Children's Hacking Cough, | Woods' Gr«at 'Peppermint Cur«.— Advt NO RHEUMATISM-WHATEVER THE WEATHER! There's something fine and exhilarating in breasting rough weather—when you're fit. Rheumatism spoils all the good things of life. Keep fit—don't ignore those slight rheumatic pains, they indicate that deadly uric acid, the cause of Rheujnatismj Lumbago, Sciatica, and Gout, is gathering in the blood. Counteract it by taking a regular course of Rheumo. Large bottles, 4s 6d, contain one week's treatment. Certain and lasting in effect. Ask to-day. 240 When toothache stabs use Barraclongh's Magic Nervine. Is 6d. Progandra magically removes the most stubborn corn. Is 6d.—Advt. "STANDARD" GIVES EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE. Buying a ear is like buying a house— it is an investment that should have just as much thought and consideration. And that same thought will invariably make your choice an All-British "Standard." You see, the real worth of a car to its owner and the satisfaction he pays for —and expects—and mainly, if not wholly dependent, on the way the cat behaves on the road, its riding comfort, its reliability, its economy, and ease of upkeep, its durability, ita roominess, the protection its provides in all seasons, and the "service" organisation behind it. Range of models: Standard "Canley," 2-seater; Standard "Kenilworth," 4seater; Standard "Piccadilly," saloon; Standard "Leamington," 2-seater; Standard "Warwick," 5-seater; Standard "Leamington," special model; Standard "Pall MalK" saloon. Prices from £360 upwards. Showrooms, 12-14-16, Ixiwer Tory street, Wellington (lijhted every evening). Illustrated catalogue free on request. Distributors: E. Reynolds and Go., Ltd., Wellington.—Advt." First »iH fof Ceunh?, Olds, *m} tnfluetic*, Wood*' GnM fepporuuat, Cui«."-AdTfc