Page 13 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16592, 15 January 1916, Page 13

" Useful Presents for the New Year! I DIVAN LOUNGE CHAIRS, in Moquette- | £3 15s. £4 15s. Ijl | MASSIVE CHESTERFIELD SETTEES— J I £8 15s. £9 10s. £11 15s. I Presentation MORRIS CHAIRS, in Velvet — From 32/6 Quaint OAK SCREENS, Lined with Silk —22/6 CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS, in Tapestry— 15/6, 18/6, 25/I JAP SILK SCREENS—S/11, 6/11, 10/6, 12/6 I OCCASIONAL TABLES, Polished Walnut— | 15/6, 18/6, 22/6 J BUREAU BOOKCASES, Polished Walnut— j From 45/Antique Copper COMPANION SETS — From 15/6 New Designs in POT STANDS—IO/6,12/6,18/6 Antique LOG BOXES—SS/-, 67/6, 85/Solid Mahogany Inlaid TRAYS—37/6, 42/-, 47/6 | Antique Copper SLIPPER BOXES —17/6 : | RATTAN CHAIRS—B/6, 10/6, 12/6,15/6 | Hatal, Haynes & Co, Ltd. I | Reliable House Furnishers & Furniture Manufacturers. WHAT IS RHEUMATISM? i g __ - T It is claimed by medical authorities that Bheumat- 19k Mf * Imm • W ism and its allied diseases is the most prevalent of M.IB ■■ JrW& lib IHQ BS all human ailments, with, perhaps, the exception of ■ umnF B9 M| jf IgL m ■ lM mm long troubles. Tie malady takes many forms, andi I ■ A JKj M TOt B XH| differs much at its various stages of development. * ■ aHM «h •• It may start with a derangement of tie liver or kidneys, due to a disordered stomaoh, arising from _ exposure, improper food, or over-indulgence; ur it may be caused by a thickening of the blood in a A V certain part of the body, induced-by exposure of ttia _ — •» \ ■ part to cold or dampness. iVliivvAWv/ IS |w 01|y blood becomes charged wittl impurities, and ** ✓ As. little granules form, which fin-d lodgment in con- §». T- rM stricted portions of the veins, near the joints and W|». I under cartilaginous bands or ligaments. Being vis- IVSgJv ff wak A w V cvgrthmhuk&& of sticky, these litHe granules■ stick together as v®!|\ they strike each other. One lodges in a narrow o!|sS\ atf 1 place in a vein. Another presently comes along K"• and sticks to it. Then another and another, until v/™rsSv ~ "fife '1 I|®W the pile begins to press on the nerves and censes mffijrfeHh- A J paid. Sometimes the swellings assume huge dimenHons, and one after another the joints become *g|l||Bg§j2ffl rtaBBaHKHtS& _ oemented over until they are perfectly rigid. All ■"% ■ this tabee time, of course, and tihe victim suffers I JA V « excruciating agony at the sligtest attempt to move. B 8 „rnrT rw 1 I J • I Many persons have an inherited tendency to tihis fell disease, and all such should be very careful f | of their diet and avoid constipation, which Is a /y n • • L m a 1 serious matter to rheumatic constitutions. L " "* DfltlSh IVliiClQ* But however cansed or Whatever form it takes, ——geeeiemwSilßEiemmiieSßßß^Bßi t&e disease is a blood trouble, and can only be cured fro^^ a ciSmicS.^dejwsft? 1 ' 118 '' 011 Meccano Sets consist of Beams, Gear Wheels, Pulleys, Rods, Bolts and Nuts, etc., all very strong and permaHitherto many viotims have been condemned to . , « , « •«« TTT - ♦ ■* « - •offer for years and year?, helpless cripples, until flCllt, CDclblit3£ SL DOy tO Dtlilu \VoriClfljc£ JYLOCIdS Of tor^rtajn^rof Mechanical Appliances, such as Trucks, Cranes, Bridges, Elevators, Windmills, Lighthouses, etc. oalouktions of die medical profession. n . _ ■ _ Sizes o 1 2 3 4 A little book has been published describing the I Number of Models 40 63 83 96 114 I romantic discovery of this Oure, and giving oopies _ , of antbentie letters from well-known people telling PViCG TtGV Set 5/- O/O lb/6 25/« 40/» of some of the wonders it has accomplished. __ _, EVBBYONE should have this book, because every- MOTORS—SmaII, 8/6. Large, 21/one is liable to contract Rheumatism any time, and Should know bow to get this Cure at once. mK| lit At the first Sign of Eheamatism in the System a I Be | Jfi I ll I lIS few doses of tthis wonderful Cure will drive it out. R ||li||B\|Bll Fl||iil|la| i\i la| I I 111 Whether you are a tonic sufferer or ' 111 IUyUI IX vU« LIU* yon have only an occasional twinge, get this book at once. IT IS FKKE, and' it is intensely interest- nDnol*lll DUNKI'jfN * ing. aii yon have to do is to mi in the Coupon general ironmongers, uuntuin, below and post it to the address given, and yon will Vhnn«« 16.1 nnH 76,1 TelednimiL ** lIATT R n receive the book by return mail without any obiiga- PllOneS, Z4l ana XCiegrBIUS, MAILS. tion on you whatever. OUT THIS OUT NOW AITD POST IT. Proprietary, Ltd,, 16F Gray Buildings, High St., Auckland. * Dear Sir,—Please send me, free and postage paid, . your book, entitled "The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story," as mentioned in the Otago Daily Times. Name Adtoa9 - New Ford Prices. Ifftefailatfnrfc e\f T'HE Prices of the sturdy, reliable, and installation Ol 1 easy . runnsng FORD have been lowered to Electricity. Touring Car (five-seater) £*70 SPECIAL NOTICE Runabout • (two-seater) £155 F. 0.8. Weu-moroN. We are prepared to submit pl&ns 'v/'wtd vt/'wit i and estimates- for the installation ORDER YOUR FORD NOW ! of Electric Lighting and Power. 1 Thoroughly efficient service guar- The new prices are subject to incre«*e without notice. anteed, at prices the lowest com- „ , , c . w . _ j . patible with satisfactory work. Catalogue and Ford Lrteratare Free o« requoit. I On receipt of request by post card ■ ! or otherwise, an expert will call , , n j w ' and advise in regard to the best Sole N.Z. Agents for the Ford Motor Company of Canada s and most economical form of -. » < . t « ... wrt.ma.l. The Colonial Motor Company, Ltd. TUENBUU & JONES, LTD. WELLINGTON Electrical Engineers Ford Dealers throughout New Zealand. and Contractors, j 14 80 STUART ST. (Corner Moray Place) j OTAGO WlTNESS—Largest . Country ' Mmmmmmmnmam—mmmm Circulation of any weekly in th« — ; ltomittjon. Found m every l'urmhouse in rg tHE First Utility of frequent and regular ffIHE First Utility of frequent and xegnlar Otago and Southland, and circulating | A Advertising oonsiata in this: There i« JL Advertising consists in thia: There is largely in Canterbury and northern rural 1 at all times a large class of persons, both in at all timee a large class of persons, both in districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for ' country and town, who have no fixed places country and town, who have no fixed places Advertising anything of interest to country for the purchase of certain necessary for the purchase of certain necessary whuifcri» articles, and are ready to be swayed and articles, and are ready to be swayed and< TTTTmvrwoc. *T1 T.~ » T M .earnestly brought under their notice, is earnestly brought under thoir notice.! TAGO WITNESS. New stones. A large Indifferent to all, they yield without heeito. Indifferent to all, they yield without iesit*" amount of rzvkn» fW. 6d »Jbe firet who ask. tion to the first who ad*.