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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 11 October 1922, Page 5

According to the managers of several ii. Sydney’s bookshops, the reason for a shortage in boolcs on Australian economics is the abnormal demand by the Japanese. During the weeks before the 'Commonwealth Year Book is published, dozens of Japanese call at the book shops and leave orders. They eagerly await the book that the average Australian would nob even bother to read. 'Alien a Japanese ship runes alongsile the wharves, the waterfront booksellers hang cut their maps, anticipating a good sale. They have learned by experience that the British sailor wants postcards and magazines, while the Japanese sailor asks for maps and statistics.

RHEUMATISM IN THE FEET AND HANDS Rheumatism in the hands and feet Is common, because in those parts of the body, the circulation is not so vigorous as elsewhere —hence the Uric Acid has better chance of settling and crystallising, But the trouble 5* easily reached by Rheumo, because it is absorbed into the blood and penetrates with it to every part. It dissolves the pain-cans ing urates, reduces them to a form which etiflures their immediate elimination from the body, and’so relieves knuckles, joints and tissues from swelling and pain. U you have Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica or any other ailment arising fjfom Uric Acid'poisoning, take Rheumo. It banishes the cause, and the painful effect disappears. Don’t wait a day (the sooner you take Rheumo, the sooner will you be free. 2/6 and 4/6. Buy large ettze—one week’s treatment.

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