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Lower High Street Sensation! RHEUMATISM SPECIALIST SHOWS PROOF OF AMAZING TREATMENT. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF TAVENER, Chemist, 183 HIGH ST. OR WRITE FOR FREE BOOK of COMPLETE TREATMENT You may not have RHEUMATOID Arthritis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, or Neuritis yourself but you do know some other sufferer who would be only too thankful for the opportunity of receiving one of these free books on the treatment of these conditions. Do your good turn for to-day by sending the name and address of your crippled friend to JAMES T, TAVENER, RHEUMATISM SPECIALIST and CONSULTING CHEMIST, A. J. WHITE’S BLDGS., 183, LOWER HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, and by return mail they will be the proud possessors of one of these free books. Examine Yourself! Have you any of these Outward Signs or Symptons ? CREAKY, STIFFENED. NSWOLLEN, PAINFUL, TWISTED, DEFORMED JOINTS. 1. FINGERS that becom- stiff and painful, creak and swell, developing red inflamed knobs at the knuckle joints. 2. WRISTS that swell, creak, stiffen and become almost immovable, being very painful to or use. 3. ELBOWS that swell and are bent to the degree that they will not straighten, the pain of which sends a sensation similar to pins and needles into the wrist and hand. 4. SHOULDERS that creak and become so stiff and painful that it is impossible for you to raise your arm above the head, and- if you can you are compelled to have the assistance of the other arm and hand. 5. JAWS that creak and click when the mouth is opened, or maybe your jaws have reached a condition that prevents you from widely opening j your mouth and you have to be fed from a spoon or through a straw, you experience a painful snapping feeling when you laugh. 6. NECK that is stiff and painful to move. 7. HIPS that are so stiff and painful that bending or stooping is made im- . possible, and when you sit down you are able to rise with difficulty or | you have to be assisted to your feet, walking any distance is slow and the I assistance of a stick or crutch is necessary. You are compelled to ask the assistance of others when removing or putting on clothing. 8. KNEES that swell and stiffen, being very painful to touch or move, making walking a very slow process. 8» ANKLES that swell and stiffen, the swelling at times after walking some distance, causes the flesh to bulge over the shoe. The pain as in all joints would give the feeling that you had pieces of broken glass in the joint, the stiffness resembling a rusty gate hinge. 70* ARCHES OF-THE FEET swell or drop, compelling the use of heavy steel arch supports, which give temporary relief without correcting the cause of the trouble (URIC Acid in the system). 11- TOES that stiffen and twist with extreme pain and swelling. THAT TIRED ACHY WEARY FEELING WITH STIFFNESS AND SWELLING IS NOT OLD CREEPING ON, SIMPLY A FORM OF RHEUMATISM WHICH SHOULD BE NIPPED IN THE BUD BEFORE THE PAINFULLY CHRONIC CONDITION SETS IN. In the early stage, one or two bottles of TAVENER’S ARTHRITIS PRESCRIPTION is usually sufficient to remove the creak, stiffness, swelling, and para, giving the free use of joints, enabling you to be bright, active and strong again. THE TESTIMONIAL BELOW IS FROM A WOMAN OF 70 YEARS, AND UC l IK2F T EXAGGERATION COMPLAINED OF EVERY ONE OF THE ELEVEN CONDITIONS MENTIONED TkBOVE. READ WHAI SHE SAYS/NOW, AFTER TAKING TAVENER‘S ARTHRITIS PRESCRIPTION. con ONLY. . x should, like all sufferers from Rheumatoid Arthritis to know o* your wonderful, cure and what benefit X have received from it. ffor two years X was practically helpless, and sixteen months of that time X was confined to my "bed, and at times could not move. x>ast February X heard of your cure and sent at once for it. *£• ? rst X suffered acutely, hut before X had finished it X noticed a great loss of pain and depression and began ?Q. y “J a uttle better. By the time X had taken four bottles X had improved so wonderfully that I could hardly realise bad suffered. Now X can move about aud do my own housework and can walk my well. X shall continue the medicine as long as X have any stiffness In my joints or any pain. X fesl so grateful for the benefit that X want to have a talk to all sufferers aud let them know how X be®®- ouxed, so I should be pleased to correspond with any of Jbe afflicted and give them full particulars of my ease and cure U 1 001114 help. I fe* that Tavener's Arthritis Prescription cannot be too widely known. DO YOU NEED ANY MORE CONVINCING PROOF OF THE WONDERS OF THIS AMAZING PRESCRIPTION. SECURE ONE OF THE FREE BOOKS AND READ MANY MORE FOR YOURSELF. THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS WERE TREATED IN 1935. THE WINDOW DISPLAY IDEA WHAT CONFIDENCE THE NEW ZEALAND £Hsh , £J fIAVE IN JAMES T - TAVENER. M.P.S.Ph.C., CONSULTING CHEMIST. Wl^U VER YOUR TROUBLE, CONSULT TAVENER FREE of CHARGE IF YOU ARE ILL ENOUGH TO SEE A DOCTOR HE WILL TELL YOU SO.

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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20221, 3 February 1934, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20221, 3 February 1934, Page 10