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Northern Advocate, 19 October 1911, Page 2

Metal Ceilings. T3T7 A TTTTTTTTT 1 M If 'Hf fl 1 EVER J3.bA.U lit Ui- 1.11 FA fl*l T ACTTWr ECONOMICAL VTO jfk B'j -LAbUJNU WRITE FOR CATALOGUE BRIBGOE & COMPANY, LIMITED, Sole Agents, Auckland. I Rheumo—The Remedy for Gout I I I You know the gouty symptoms —perhaps only too well g 'i § those painful twinges, that stiffness and soreness of the ij 1 I muscles, the swollen and inflamed joints, the dull aches g '• I and pains in the back. But. do you know the reason for M '' fl your suffering is excess uric acid in the blood ? Gout and || 8 the kindred diseases of rheumatism, sciatica, and lumbago g 1 are all due to this excess uric acid accumulating in the B if system and depositing in the form of urates in the muscles M ' I and joints. Sooner or later the little ache will be a big M j§ one. Before a complete cure can be obtained, this excess M \ 1 acid must be removed from the system. There's only one M I|| remedy that will do it—and it is M il RHEUMO I 1 It contains the essential specifics which will neutralise and M I eradicate this uric acid excess from the blood. I ,iniments, M 1: 1 pills and embrocations can only give relief, m 1 Perhaps you've tried largely-advertised " cure-alls " which ffl I claim to cure every ill that the flesh is heir to. Of course M ; m they failed. Now try Rheumo—the rational remedy. It has' B j I cured thousands. Mr. W. James, the popular proprietor ■ I pf the Terminus fiotel, Christchurch, is well known M M throughout Canterbury. He writes:— . h ■ "I suffered very greatly from Hj li Rheumatic Gout for quite fourteen IBS i H years. • I tried almost every remedy «| m - ' suggested by my friends and niedi- g| U \ . cal practitioners, but with very little g|s m relief. About three years ago I was M m **£3ti4. ■■ "' Strongly advised to try RHEUMO. §9 m 1-X I did sa.and with the greatest satis- M I RHEUMO cured Mr. 1 n James and it will cure you. i a bottle to-night, 2/6 | V \ 1 VV<& *M and 4/ 6 from any chemist fig I orstore ' I USE ONLY . — always ready -— for use;, —■ HIM.JIH'HI tjutmßiJll' ■'.LfBIWmJALi«-llH»Mliß«Jm'|||l|HiHH| Bfl Mil II I \\\""*jJ I dJJ. w JJ~ t^1T . m . JMJE . u -.UwJU..J.LIItfLIJl M - J —---^JJU.'JLLIM^M'L I HEW ZEALAND [ „ , lIIEW ZEAMMPI |gf|| Headwear. IEUt Shipment of Latest just Received iSßfllli?" Children's Jack Tar Straws, m=f r &}§f ' Linen Hats in endless shapes Jnf latest, Is to 4s lid ' JL Island Hats (for school) • Gent's Panamas, 15s 6d to 50s ML • TRAWS ' 2s 6d to 10s 6d Linens (new styles), Is 6d, 2s 6d Fff§% IsLAND Hat s> Felts, Caps Job Line of Children's Straws ■ Reduced from 5/6 to 1/ "* HALLENSTBIN BEOS., LTD., NEW ZEALAND OLOTHING FACTORY, Cameron Street, Whangarei. SETTLERS It is co your interests to support the Northern Boiler MMlilag i/'ompany, aiickiiß,nd, which ie in no way connected with the Southern Flour Trusts and Ly so you will keep alive one of the largest Northern Industries, as the $lm*» if not. far distant when the Glorious North will be adding to it* assets the growing of wheat and oats in large quantities and without a Free SHU 4o jjrinri Ihese articles, it would be of little use opening up our rich agricullajral fotwriy. N«w Oie only support we ask Is for you to Insist on getting tap i rpiowapo , CHAMPION MUSOLE-RAISEIt FLOUR ! AND ; ; STANDARD \ND ROLLED OATS. i Vnekoi] in all sizes to srit yon»* fonTenienoc