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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 30, Issue 18, 5 March 1918, Page 4

Tweeds Are Best for Men ef the Saddle. Many a “man on the land' 1 has often wondered “Where can I buy better ‘Saddle Tweed Trousers.?” The answer is positive: “At the “D.1.C.!” There is no question about D.I.C. Saddle Tweeds —they are made in the Dominion from Dominion grown v perchance some of your sheeps’ goes into the weaving and you the quality and staple arc just what make the strongest and best Saddle Twccus. That is the kind that goes-into D.I.C. Saddle Tweed Trousers further the tweeds arc cut, made up and finished in the factory where the tweeds were made—the very soundest workmanship and material goes into every pair. Any size from 3to 7 can be had —yours among them— and what is worth knowing, it costs you nothing for carriage—the D.I.C. Pays Postage. Write to-day for a pair of these strong All Wool N.Z. Made Saddle Tweed Trousers. Colours : Greys, Browns, and Fawns. Sizes 3 to 7. Prices, 10/il, 21/*, 28/6 POSTAGE PAID. D.I.C. Box 1478 Wellington POUCY»ALVMi Radford’s Furnishing: Sale Sideboards— From £3 15s. Carpet Runners— From Is. yard. High-back Chairs — From 10s. 6d. Door Mats— From Is. each. ALL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY AT REDUCED SALE PRICES. iflfill CROCKERY ALL REDUCED TOOLBAR. 3 i CHE HP LIMES NOW BEING CLEARED AT Duchesso Chests— Couches — Washstands— From 375. 6d. Roll-top Desks — From 255. Music Stools — From 12s. fid. Carpet Squares— From 12s. 6d. £8 Bs. 15s. fid. Wardrobes— Chesterfields— From £3 10s. Oilcloths— From Is. 9d. yard. From £5 ss, Linoleums— From Is. 9d. yard. Cane Chairs— Rattan Chairs— Hall Stands—,l7s. fid. fjjyv 6s. fid. Hearth Rugs—10s. fid. Fenders— From 2s. fid. each. From ss. fid. RADFORD’S g COMPLETE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 43. 45. and 47 MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON.

Masonic Hotel, Blenheim. MASONIC offers to permanent and transient Quests excellent Accommodation combined with Moderate Ta iff. H, J. Kirkwood, PpoDrletoPi Rheumatism, Lumbago and Sciatica. There are three forms of Rheumatism —Acute Rheumatism, Chronic Rheumatism, and Muscular. Rheumatism. Acute Rheumatism is the inflammation of a membrane known as the synovial membrane, which lines the joints, and which also extends to various parts of the body apart, from the joints. Wherever this membrane extends Acute Rheumatism may. This phase of Rheumatism is hereditary, and is not necessarily caused by exposure, as is supposed. Chronic Rheumatism is not so painful, but more persistent, and may attack different parts until it finally becomes fixed in one joint, when it is most difficult to remove. Muscular Rheumatism is more of the nature of Neuralgia. It is a dull pain, which increases in severity until movement ot any sort is attended by convulsive and cramplike pains, which causes the patient to groan or cry aloud, and often wake him from sleep. An attack may last a week or more at a time. When this complaint occurs in the back or loins it is called Lumbago and in the hips Sciatica. The use of liniments and rubbing the parts is no doubt good, but will not be attended by any great results without internal remedies. In order to effectually overcome this complaint Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills and Comstock’s Nerve and Bone Liniment should be used as directed. These two remedies have been highly successful in all kinds of Rheumatism. Comstock’s Nerve and Bone Liniment may be obtained at all the leading chemists and stores, or will be sent by mail (post paid) at the same price 2/6 per bottle (6 bottles 13/8) by The W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., fferlsb Street. Wellington. N.Z.