RHEUMO REACHES THE GOUTY SPOT.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 84, 12 July 1916, Page 4

RHEUMO REACHES THE GOUTY SPOT.

Rheumo is absorbed right into the blood—and penetrates the innermost recesses of tissues, muscles and joints. Thus Rheumo reaches the gouty spot and attacks the disease at its root dissolves and expels the cause—excess uric acid. Mr A. Gillespie, ot Wellington, was cur.ed from Rheumatic Gout by two bottles of Rheumo. Ho recommended Rheumo to his friends with .he following result. He writes:—“A friend who had suffered from Rheumatic Gout for some three years, whose case was considered hopeless, received almost immediate relief from pain, and alter taking three ho.ties of Rheumo was able to leave her bed-to which she had been confined for four weeks—and move about the room.” Get Rheumo — -s 6d and Is G.l bottle.

\ For Toothache Barraclough’s Magic if.- .i.to— an instant cure, j Progandra cures Corns quickly.

The Eltham Salvation Army Brass Band will give a concert in the local Army Hall to-morrow evening.

The cases set down for hearing an the Stratford Magistrate’s Court on Friday comprise: Sixteen civil, one defended, four judgment summonses, four cases against Territorials failing to attend camp, one for theft of a dog valued at £lO, one for allowing cattle to stray on railway line, one for allowing horses to stray, one for cruelly ill-treating a cow, and- qne for riding a cycle at night without a light.

The Anzac Minstrels gave a very successful entertainment last night at Cardiff, when the sdioolhouse was packed to the doors. With the growing practice that the troupe have been enabled to put in, their performance is steadily being made more attractive, and this was noticeable in a marked degree last evening. The solos and clioruses went with rollicking vim that set the audience in the best of moods, and the demands tor encores were frequent. The tone of the jokes and gagj peculiar to minstrelsy are, with the Auza.s, above suspicion, and while the Inga. standard of the performance, is ma iitained in this respect, there will be no fear of the Anzacs falling Irorn public favor. Mention neeu only be made of the principals, ‘who e names jtre now almost household word ; n the district. They are; Mr F. Fol y (interlocutor), Miss Shea han, Miss Greenhalgh, Messrs G. Bradley, J. Rowe, S. Cato, S. Ward, F. R iiford. ‘and J. Walters. The first part of the Entertainment consisted cf general vocal and instrumental items contributed by members of the troupe, all of which were well received. Mrs J. Edmondson, of Midhirst, is the possessor of a pleasing soprano voice, and the technique of her solo last evening showed her to be a vocalist of no mean education and ability. Mrs Edmondson was

loudly applauded for her presentation

of “There’s a Land.”. It is to be hoped more will be heard of this vocalist on the platform in the future. The accompaniments were supplied by Messrs Edmondson (piano) and Lester (violins). At the conclusion of the concert, supper was served to all by tlie ladies of the district, to whom the best thanks are due. The schoolroom being cleared, dancing, was indulged MffbFV couple of nohrs. The financial result of the entertainment was the raising of seven guineas in aid of flu) Aimes pet fund. The Minstrels perform at Tariki to-morrow (Thursday) evening Tor the same worthy objeet. , • . ~, . • .

If we do not study .ovu; footwear we are looking for trquble, hut if >ve are wise we make life easier hv purchasing good boots only. At the Egmont Hothing Company’s Rootery they onlv sell good goods! Need more be said?