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Evening Star, Issue 21308, 12 January 1933, Page 4

Swift Relief front & Rheumatism! Here is an easy way to gain quick relief] from the vicious twinges and uncomfort-t able swellings of rheumatism. Simply addi two tablespoonfuls of Eadox to a hoti bath and immerse yourself from 15 to, 20 minutes. ,The oxygen released byj Eadox penetrates the clogged pores of I the skin, cleansing and energising them so that they breathe freely, thus allowing harmful uric acid (the primary cause of rheumatism) to pass off from the system. Bead how this lady made crippling rheumatism a thing of the past: — “I have teen using your Eadox Bath Salts for quite a time now. I use it in my bath at night for rheumatics, which is a great success. I was partly crippled before the bath, but when I got up next morning I felt splendid. I use Eadox for everything it says on the paclcet with good results. I am never-without it. — Mrs.- H. ’ ’ RADOX m BATH SALTS M Of all chemists and stores —2/2 per ilb. packet, 3/8 double quantity. Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., and by all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd.,Manchester (Established 1756). after the Christmas rush, your tailor has time to give more than the usual attention to your order, so see him right away. John McOrae is offering first-class tailored Overcoats for Summer and Autumn at the low price of £5 10/-. Tailored Suits from - £7 7/-. Ladles’ Tailored Cos.fumes from £6 6/-. V. John McCrae MERCHANT TAILOR, 23 DOWLINC STREET, DUNEDIN., there is no better pill than MARTIN'S. You rely upon MARTIN’S PILLS .Sold by all Cktmitit and Stare*. (Classified 3 me Giant & You have lost something, or perhaps yours is something you wish to sell—a house, a used car, a secondhand gramophone, anything at all —jobs wanted, positions vacant, help, etc. No matter what it is, the shortest, quickest, easiest, and cheapest way to satisfy your want is to make it public. In other words, ADVERTISE IT I And there is no better and surer way to advertise than through the “ classified columns of the ‘ Evening Star.’ Your little one shilling advertisement receives close scrutiny from hundreds of eager, searching eyes—many looking for exactly that which your message offers. It is certain that among the great number you will find the right persons with whom you wish to do business. ‘Whatever your wantADVERTISE Cor it in the ‘ EVENING STAR*