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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 763, 28 December 1908, Page 2

a DAINTIES FOR EVERYONE. The great success attending A. J. HART'S effort to oater for the residents of this district during the holidays is ample proof of the fact that the public know when they are wdll (served. So that the merest reminder is almost unnecessary of the appetising refreshments to bo obtained at the Manchester-street Refreshment Rooms. There is no opportunity Hike the present. And, therefore, study your own interests and purchase your furniture from Brent's Manchesterstreet furniture warehouse. "Throw physic to the dogs" is a course that might be wisely be pursued by Rheumatic subjects, who injure themselves by taking nostrums which profess to relieve every kind of ill. The only method of cure for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, and Sciatica, is to clear the blood of uric acid, and EHEUMO has cured thousands of sufferers. All Chemists and Btores. 2s 6d and 4s 6d. PATENTS. Protect your idea. Don't think too long about taking out a patent — some one else may get ahead of you with the sani,© thing. -Write for our free book which, gives full information. HENRY HUGHES, Patent Agent, Queen's Chambers, Wellington. THE HOLIDAYS.— We intend to close our business premises on Friday and Saturday, December 25 and 26, also on , ' Friday and ' Saturday, January 1 and 2. Will our Customers kindly favour us with their orders as early as possible and oblige BRAMWELL BROS., The Always Busy Seasonable Goods.— Horse Covers mad© to measure. Bull stocks i^larks and Martins Clippers^ Waterproof Driving Rugs, all qualities and prices. Also, good selection gents' ijlockcd Hogskin Gaitree. ' At G. B. Healley's, Saddler, Kimbolton road, Feilding. 'Plhone 1W; If your complaint is Incurable you must bear your sufferings with patience, but if they can be quickly and permanently cured why let them go. on? Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Toothache — all these are among the many ailments that can be cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and since they are most wearying — and Chamberlain's Pain Balm only costs Is 6d per bottle — why go on suffering? For sale by all Chemists and storekeepers. Mr William Wallace, Tarrawarra. Roto, via Hillston, N.S.W., writes: "I make it a point to always kee:: Chamberlain's (3ou^li Remedy in house, having never known it to fs ; ' when given for conghs or cotds." For tfil« liy *11 oJjATnift* 9thl tMr*l<<"*r* r » The very best furniture, made of the most enduring material, in the latest styles and. the moet perfect finish, at the most reasonable prices, at Brent's Feilding Furniture Warehouse, Manchester-street, **«"" * n< » arebel. • .■ -