“But, let uh be fair to the soldiers —don’t, bring National Prohibition into operation until they return, and can vote”—so the advocates of'the Liquor Traffic argue. Any one would think that the Alliance Monster Petition did not take this point into ac count.. The Alliance has made it clear that provision must be made for the taking of the soldiers’ vote. It believes that the men fighing for us have a vital interest in the question—and that in the interests of permanent National Efficiency they will be in favour of permanent National Prohibition. The people should decide—both the folks at home and the men in khaki together. No valid argument can be produced against the Alliance Monster Petition asking for a poll. Sign it. *
DO YOU SUFFER FROM GOUT ? lias gout got you in its grip? Do you suffer from rheumatism, sciatica, •lumbago or rheumatic gout? Perhaps >ou have bought liniments, plasters and embrocations, largely advertised pills or cure-alls, which claim to cure every ailment, including rheumatism, and found that although they brought temporary relief, the old trouble soon returned. Now, in fairness to yourself, give RHEUMO a trial. RHEUMO will not cure any and every trouble, hut it seldom fails to cure rheumatism, gout, sciatica or lumbago. All these diseases have the one cause —excess uric acid in the blood, due to various reasons, of which the failure of the kidneys to do their work is one. You cannot be cured until the excess has been removed. RHEUMO does so, ami is the one medicine that usually cures quickly and effectually. Chemists and stores, 2/6 and 4/6.* For toothache, Barrnclough’s Magic Nervine —au instant cure.* Progandra cures Corns quickly.*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 217, 15 August 1918, Page 7
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