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Hokitika Guardian, 10 March 1933, Page 6

, V Speedily Alleviated Rheumatism is often treated as a matter of casual concern. Yet in recent years its ravages have come to be regarded- as a positive scourge. The torments; of rheumatism may be gauged by the gratitude of those who find themselves' freed from its. agonising grip: “ 1 think*it only a duty to tell yon how much good l have derived frorg tfi-e continued .rise of Radox. It’s just done wonders . for me. 1 have been a great sufferer from rheumatism, and it wasn’t till 1 tried; lladox that 1 realised the great benefit and freedom, from ppin. It’s perfectly, marvellous. — Mrs. 13.1 F." You, too, can have the same swift relief. Simply add two tablespoonfuls of Radox to a hot bath and immerse yourself from 15 to 20 minutes. The vitalising oxygen, which Radox liberates, penetrates the clogged pores of the skin arpl cleanses them from, the Uric, Acid, i\yhi§U is the primary cause of rheuiviatism.: m BATH - SALTS Of all chemists'and stores—-2/2 pgr.islb: packet; ■ 3/S ■ double quantity.' Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., and by. all wholesalers. - Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester. (Established 1756.) •'

MR MOTORIST - No, Sir—Not simply a paint job—no|j simply body and fender repair*— WE MAKE YOUR CAR LIKE ■' ' \ NEW. \C; We do more than ‘‘save the surface.” We give' your automobile that highly priced, .“NEW .LOOK,”' instead; of a rough, amateurish “home made” ape pearance. . NOW, IT IS TO YOUR ADVANT* ■ AGE TO ’PHONE. 546;. J WESTERN SPRAY CO. Mackay Streeti. GREYNJOUTH.

H PERSONAL. Avoid -the -embarrassment/ of pure/asKig y«r intimate necessities ever an open chemist’s counter. ' Make use of out Mill: - Order Department. Wriv s for our Catalogue .of Hygienic Requisites, •post-free’ on requist. All goods securely' packed under plain 'firagper and sent post free by return mail; , The CHEMISTS’ SUPPLIES 60., Box 117 S, CHRISTCHURCH. Agents' for Dr. Marie C. Stopes Books, price list post free.: - .* BpBUMBHBBHBBBWim

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There’s no finer •• quality thp’n ' ftew Zealand’s own brew—Shariand’sviiaegar. It’s pure, it’s iull-flavt>ur<?d f it’s . piquant, in bottle or; bulk. All stores.—Advt. > ■/., Whatever the season eoughp and colds are always with ns. Tliahk goodn'ess we always 'have Tonkirigbs Linseed Emulsion to give us "prompts relief. It’s so soothing yet so pleasant' to-take. Sold everywhere, Is-fid-j 6d' and 4s 6d.—Advt.