MASTERS NOT KEEN FOR LOOK OUT.

Grey River Argus, 2 June 1914, Page 7

MASTERS NOT KEEN FOR LOOK OUT.

LONDON, May 30. The Provincial masters are not keen on a lockout. Th« Federation Council meet withm ten days to take thp ballot necessary before there is ? national lockout. The stumbling block to settlement is the em pW trent of non-unionists and in lesser decree the non recognition of the men* forleration. The masters are fonvinced that a continuance of *he lightning strikes paralyses trade. The method was for the woikmen to appomt n rn-rtnin day for the modi>fication of fellow wrnkers' ticket. K it v ,is \inprnduccd a strike was called without notice. Afirr t\ cniv lifhtni*! 01 strikes the rr*^sters detc-i mined in secure a prohibitive guaran're. which ua«. refused. THE ACHES AND PAINS OF What awful torture those aches and pains give ! Who know this beitc r than the tortured victims of Rheumatism? But why suffer? There is a remedy at hand — yours for half a ciown — that will completely cure Rheu matism Gout. Lumbago, Sciatica, and kindred complaints. Take KHEUMO the scientific remedy — the medicine that has driven jAvay pain from many a suffering: individual. RHETJMO conquers Rheumatism, kills the pain, removes all swelling, and effects a cure usually within 48 hours. Sold by chemists and stores at 2s 6d and 4<; fid per bottle 7 s *