The two young girls appearing in the photograph of this hVy advertisement both suffered from an attack of Influenza j J \\ which caused headache and severe pains all over. They / \l were both cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and were so pleased with the results obtained by the use of it •'■ir I i II at ev nave written us the following letter: if \ \' II "My s * ster I l iac l a very bad attack of Influenza about r --®m. y? i I * we l ve months ago which caused headache and severe pains al] I"" ) II over « We decided to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as we had v x m ~e** I // some on hand. The effects were wonderful. We seemed to oet >\.jfo J, // immediate relief, and within two or three days' were completely '/// cured. Since then we have recommended Chamberlain's Cough Syr Remedy to many of our friends and in every instance they - have ' been cured and are never tired of praising the merits of it." Mlw NELLU NEWBERY and SISTER, ch,N.Z. Miss Nellie Newbery, 274 Colombo-st., Sydenhem, Christchurch, N.Z CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH RJSMSiOIf AHwsvy© Otares. Hiw NELLU NEWBERY and SISTER, 274 Colombo-it.. Sydenham, CluutctiurcK, N-Z .W.y-A^*»^^^ Rheumatism—lts Cause and Cure. In during the course of a long series of experiment with numerous rheumatic and gouty subjects, scientists first noticed that the blood of e-rery patient contained excess uric icid. Thus the cause ol Rheumatism and its kindred diseases, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gravel and Stone, was at last discovered. Thousands of prescriptions to aeutralise and expel this excess were compounded and tried— but without success. One of New Zealand s leading doctors worked at the problem for many a year. At last he compounded a mrdiciue which cured practically every case —cured even those who had suffered for twenty years and more. One told another of this splendid remedy, and thus the sales ef Av'QT^t^*iifctig^??r^! J j^Jfe^'J> w^, l'pJ'»Bi. , ' f -'<<W'^ "S'A'g.'J''' .t^'',^'.s;3?^«.'~> £«rw until to-day it can be purchased from prac.es y every Chemist and Storekeeper between the North Cape ano tne Bluff. RHEUMO has been trird, tested, and proved ehectual by thousands of iufferers. Here's a case in point : Mr. Alexander Miller, of RO9. !yn, is »n« of Dune-din's best known builders Brief sod busi-ntss-like, he writes:— "I suffered from Bhfutniti h«l (<T two months, and *»s Rh?nmo in iwj or three cia. rrcjmin-nd it to anjroae autfe Ike sam* coiapUint." Yon can take Mr. Miller's recommendation. RHEUMO is the one cure for Rheumatism and kindred complaints. At all Stores and Chemists, 2/6 and 4/6. Ml mm ;sJW^^4lrMfe^^ tfLZOS} SPECTACLE FI *#^f^ P. G. DICK, Spectacles Accurately Made from Oculists' Prescriptions. Fees Moderate. 'Phone 2,438. Direet importer or watcne*, «»ocfcs, Special Valae in Engagement and Drcn Rings, and Jewellery. 4.90 MORAY PLACE (Opp. Palace HcteS), DUNfeuJN. To cycle comfortably in winter months you must be suitably equipped. A good lamp, a cape that will ward off the heaviest rain, mudguards, leggings, etc.— all these are indispensable to comfortable winter cycling You find everything you need in our immense stock at prices absolutely the lowest. Call or write. We pay postage on all lash orders. A few items are:— Lamps (gas), 4/6, 6/, 12/6. Lamps (oil), 2/, 3/, 3/6. Cycling Capes, 6/, 10/6. Leggings, 1/6, 2/, 2/6. Mudguards (steel), 3/. 4/. Mudguards (celluloid), 5/6, 6/6. Tool Bags, 1/, 1/3, 1/9. Carriers (with straps), 1/6, 2/3. All other lines at similarly low pi ices. m~ Write for Free Catalogue. iTcr- Prices of Everything Civert. M SPEEDWELL CYCLE WORKS, fc *55 George Street, Dunedin. |!^^s^»ia^iw-awv)!(^i>»^^^ l » y^--^;y -r'''BRIGHTON UP YOUR HOME FOR THE WINTER WITH muSmJiTKiil It can he used for all purposes. One coat applied to the linolrum will hide the scratches and make it look iiko new—makes it last longer, too. It's bettor than beeswax; dries with a hard, flossy finish, and is neither sliopery nor sticky. Use it also for bookcases, shelves, cabinets, less of chairs and tables, panelling and skirting in the hall. Follow directions and apply thinly and evenly. You can't go wrong with it. Said at al! Stores. Beware of anything " just as Mod." PAPKR FOR SAL VV In Lots to Suit Purchasers. Apply 'STAR' OFFICE. every say ■will wmmmm d& mm® iff-»i? sm& hUi^'i **_%>i^w I V&V* WMiPV Vffikm. m SMMimM?& tsiSl %«3*SBSssßr*s mmmm nm mm WmmSgßmmw 5$ %srmm? No Food so •fSTtTi and Pure to Consumers of Send 50 Trade Marks—the white square with the figure of the Quaker cut from a packet of QuaKer OatS —to either of the Agents mentioned below and you will receive four Real China (thin, but strong) unique shape—specially designed—perfectly finished | Quaker Porridge Plates. If you have not 50 Trade Marks, send 2/6 and 4 Trade Marks. I The 2/6 will be returned when you send in the other 46 Trade Marks. New South Wales: GOLLIN & CO. Prop. Ltd., 50 Clarence St., Sydney. Victoria: GOLLIN & CO. Prep. Ltd., BourkcSt. Melbourne. South Australia: GOLLIN & CO. Prop. Ltd., North Terrace, Adelaide. Queensland! E. RICH & CO. Ltd., Creek St., Brisbane. West Australia: G. WOOD, SON & CO., Perth and Freemoctle, Now Zealand: GOLLIN &. CO* Prop. Ltd., Jervois Quay, Wellington.
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Evening Star, Issue 14573, 23 May 1911, Page 2
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