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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 April 1912, Page 6

GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. These complaints arise from the poisonous waste matters accumulated in the blood consequent on the kidneys, through some disease, being unable to carry out their work. Dr Sheldon's Gin Pills rapidly reach the root of the trouble and eoon effect a cure. Price 1/6 and 2/6, For sale everywhere.—Advt. Tan-ol! Positively the best polish for leather goods, furniture, linoleums and floorcloths. Try it I —Advt. Served as paste in sandwiches, Crossed pwh” Sardines make as dainty a delicacy as you could wiah to put before your guests-—Adv( For household waul* im iruamoagery- at tha lowest prions, try Walter tsotl and .o. Tainai Ktrest.-—Advt. for warding of infiuesaa “Nasol" ««4f like a charm As soon'as you iesl ths slightest symptom take "Natol" ace ing to directions, and yon’ra safe.—Advt. A grand juryman saved himself a fine of £SO. by borrowing a Hercules cycle when his own bike broke down. Budge and Tomkies, sole agents.—Advt. “Grossed Fieh” sardines are the best of anything to carry on railway journeys, out - boating, or wherever an occasional snack is desirable.—Advt.' A SIX MONTHS 1 OLD SORE. CUBED IN LESS THAN A WEEK. “My little daughter suffered for six months from a bad and obstinate -sore behind the ear, and nothing had any healing effect 1 upon it, although I tried iriany ointments. I then used Rexona Ointment, which evidently contains curative properties not found in others, for after the first application' the sore showed signs of healing, and after a Jew appliestinos, it disappetared - altogether, leaving a clean skin underneath. .Rexona cored this six months’ old sore in less ' than n week.” writes Mrs John MacDonald, 1, Haiold St./ Erskineville, N.B.W. Rexona, the new, skin remedy, is sold in m