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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15039, 5 April 1919, Page 2

Advance Nelson! ADVANCE NELSON! BUT HOW? By looking within. By looking ahead. By looking before—and after., Millions of untouched .wealth, lying at our very doors. And what are we doing? Why, simply this: Saying glibly by oft usage—Ain't the town slow ? Arn't things horrid dead ?: Twiddling our thumbs—looking for s.3o—arid meanwhile reflecting on the sad, sad fate of \ym. Hollow Zorhn. Is that not so? Who is to blame? And every week we send friends out of the town! If a place is worth living in, it- should be worth supporting. Cultivate a little Local Patriotism, Try ".Novelties." Look within. See the stock we keep. Intelligently compare values. This .paper costs you 9d. weekly—get that out of "Novelties." USE YOUR NUT. Stacks of New Stock at both Shops. Talue super-escellent. Try us. "Novelties," 'hardy and bridge streets, NELSON. fc tt ,' , , ~ .rr \ HOMES FOR-RETURNED ! SOLDIERS. ! HPHE Golden Bay Estates Company, . Limited, have for Sale at Puramahoi, Takaka, Golden Bay, 39 Lots, "nnging from 9 to 27 acres each, all ;vel, good rich land, well watered, uitable for Dairying, Cropping and iTruit Orchards. One lot of 231 acres, part flat and part terraced lands, being highly suitable for Fruit Orchards. There is a Cheese Factory within half a mile of the property. Plans and particulars and all information as to prices cfin be obtained at the Registered Office of the. Company, Adams and Harley's Buildings, Hardy-st., Nelson, and from F. W. Falconer and Co., Ltd., Land Agents, Takaka. 1555 has supplied the world with subjects for crutches. , RHEUMALINE-OXYGENA has helped to render these crutches unnecessary and useless. We tell the whole story in our book let,, aptly entitled -'The Brokei Crutt.i"." Among tly6 wonders thai ftqtk.t can devise, there is nothing mort strange and more providential than tht story of how. one of the most closely ■ guarded secrets of the ancient Egyptiar priests came to be found in a remott part"df New Zealand. To tell the stor3 in this brief space is scarcely possible, so that to all who are sufferers froa this agonising disease we would say, 'Send for a copy of our free booklet.'1 Tfoe same advice holds good for thos« whose relatives suffer, and for whoic they desire a cure. It is not our wore alone (although the Company is wel founded and composed of citizens whe take a pride :-and pleasure in making this wonderful remedy available for tht benefit of suffering humanity), but letters of intense gratitude come to us. and the burden of their story is RHEUMALINE-OXYGENA CURED ME. : Mr3.'H.-J. Pembertpn, Centre Bush. Southland, writes:—"lt is simply wonderful the benefit my husband has goi from it. iHa y> as suffering awful pain, but now he is able to be out in al kinds of weather; as he is a waggoner.'1 Scores of testimonials taken hapnazard from hundreds in our possessior 'aow how RHEUMALINE-OXYGENA HAS CURED THESE PEOPLE TO STAY CURED. The originals of these testimonials and many others can be seen at the Company's Rooms. If you are a sufferer from RHEUMATISM or kindred ailments, we are sure that yott will secure this remedy, -which iocs straight to the root of the trouble, md rids the system of those f acton sfhieh caxise the disease. All" you have to do is to write us a letter, or,' easiei still, to fill in the enclosed Coupon, anc by return mail you will receive a copj of the booklet, entitled "The Broken Crutch." FREE COUPON. ! TO THE DOMINION RHEUMATIC i CURE PTY,, LTD.. i Hdlaby'a Bi4Wing ß . P. 0., Box 869, AUCKLAND. Ple&tfs i«nd me the Fre«, Book about: Eleunmtfsm mentioned in the j "Colonist," Nelson, A.V. 94. .- UAL-- " ~~~ ' : ' 1 ............. j IN Ewery DescrEption OF DRAPEKY AND . CLOTHING IT WILL PAT YOF TO SHOP I • AT ." • " .Trafalgar • .