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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 260, 22 July 1918, Page 8

MR GEORGE ASH'ION, QUALIFIED SIGN'ALMAN, No. 1 R.A.N.K., Will TBS HOW CLEMENTS TONIC BENEFITED HIM IN RABAUL. Mr. Ash lon, whose lette- appears below, has just completed eight months' service with the Australian Foices at Rabaul, and ho tells how Clements Tonic warded off a threatened attack of fever. He writes: "Clements Tonic, Ltd., "Whilst in barracks at Rabaul T bad symptoms of malarial fever. For days 1 could not eat, and only drank' your lonic, of which I had tnke i several large bottles with mo. "Jinny .of my mates were dosed daily with quinine, vvlio were surprised at the results of your medicine, as I rapidly recovered my health. "It was a pity many others did not tal<o it. In my opinion there would not have been so much serious-sickness. You mav use this testimony as you think fit. ' "(Signed) GEORGE F. ASHTON, "■Qualified Signalman. No. 1.C0., "R.A.N.1?,," The fact that Ibis medjeine is used so largely over the Commonwealth is proof of its great health value. Its effect upon poor digestion, weak nerves, weakened constitutions, inactive liver, or brain exhaustion is most remarkable. All Chemists and Stores sell it in the Commonwealth. Its use means health. —Advt.

The Navy offers financial inducements to the men to become good shots. A gunlaycr, Ist class, receives Sd. a day in addition tn the pay of his substantive rating, and there are corresponding allowances for the various grades of proficiency, down to 3d. a day for a seaman-gunner.

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