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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 73, 19 November 1912, Page 3

When the blood becomes impure through excess Uric Acid,- such troubles as Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbago are sure to follow. RHEUMO is the only remedy that can be relied upon to remove the cause and purify the bIood—RHEUMO is a scientific and proved medicine prepared especially to deal with Uric Acid troubles. Get a bottle to-day—it will cure cure. All chemists and stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. x Warner’s Rust-proof Corests. Eoslyn Unshrinkable Underwear, and Hoyle’s Prints in strong demand, x

fe? J%'5S5 / iHii iilii pi*| fessr S5gS WK ./at lj£§s tX </!/ /rs S IE SsssS-'-c*’/OfßSffest-rf KS i S^S*2 Sj£®S 3=s?^**. 1 F M. C A-Host- of • Christmas-Joys can • be • made -with • • • • • • - CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING. lib flour, or 1$- breakfastcups), 2 heaped teaspoonfuls EDMONDS BAKING POWDER, 2oz. bread crumbs, Ulb suet, 21b raisins, lib currants, IQoz sxigar 2oz almonds, lib mixed candied peel, salt and spice to'taste. Mix ingredients well together and add six eggs well beaten, and three-quarters of a pint of nulk ; divide into two, and boil ‘8 hours, or four and boil 6 hours. Qjrrrrw,-STEPPING-STONES TO HEALTH Observe the steady tread and confident gait of this man. You can see determination writ large in his features. He is one of thousands who, when sickness and disease held them in its relentless grip, rushed from Doctor to Sanatarium, from valley to hilltop, from inland to seashore, in the desperate effort to regain what they had lost—Health. But now he realises that Plantekoa is indeed the stepping-stone to health. The first dose is the first step on the road tojecovery, and every succeeding dose forces the pace. It gives a grip of hie once more. It gives renewed energy, and enables the sufferer to gain good health. Read the experience of one who haa proved it. \ Otago Sheep Farmer Had Sciatica for 20 Years. Poisoned Wound Over Two Years. Plantekoa Cures MR. WALTER COCKBURN, farmed Elliotvale, Otago, writes that astheresuit of an accident he had an open sore on the foot for over two years, the dye from the sock causing poison in the wound. It was ■getting worse bo he started to use PLANTEKOA. In addition to the wound, he had suffered with sciatica for ‘JO years. Although he procured PLANTEKOA to cure the wound only, it did more for him than he anticipated. The result is best described in his own words“ My foot is quite healed and the sciatica cured. I havo not felt ea well for twenty yeare.’’ With a desire to benefit others, he requests that they should write to him and he will gladly give any further information. cM Plantekoa Remedy, 5-/. Plantekoa Ointment, 2/m and 1/-. Plantekoa Soap, 1/- per tablet, m At chemists and stores. m For free medical advice write to y,}] the Manager Plantekoa Propriety tary, Ltd., Wellington. wm&mtm a m I” THE CfidAT HLFLSAL RtMLOt jAI ALL n"VI MIL w fofL flLt 'R?> 'M Diseases of n-t il^BLcoD w it' ■ •■ ■■■" .j kW ' •V - tm Wxl / V*' E. B. STOHRi Chemist. Stratford. A. Ff n rjLAy7 Storekeeper, Midhlrst