SCIATICA YIELDS TO RHEUMO.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1918, Page 2

SCIATICA YIELDS TO RHEUMO.

Sciatica, and also Gout, Rheumatism, „and Lumnago can bo traced to the one cuse—excess uric add in the blood. Remove the cause, and the aches and pains j disappear. Rheumn has proved remarkably successful in a number of cases of I Sciatica. A Cambridge Solicitor writes: "I do not want to go figuring in the world in testimonials, but RHEUMO cerl tainly removed an attack of Sciatica that in my case it was very effective." At all chemists and stores, 2/6 and 4/6. Barraclough'a Magic Nervine Cures Toothache. 'Progandra quickly cures Corns.—ls. 36 WANTED "FLI-KEELO" TINS. The enormous demand for the famous insecticide, "Fli-keelo," makes it difficult to keep up the supply of tins. We aro therefore offering Od per do7,en for empty "Fli-keelo" tics. As rm alternative a beautiful picture, entitled "Missing," size by 17jin will be sent, if preferred, to anyone forwarding 12 "Fli-keelo" tins. "Fli-keelo" kills flies and all vermin. Fli-keelo Manufacturing Co., 2-4 Chapman street, Auckland. NAZOL relieves cold in the head and Nmcl Cater*

FRIENDLY SOCIETY'S WAR LOAtt. SYMPATHETIC HEARING FROM MINISTER. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Friday. A deputation representing the high Court of New Zealand Foresters and and Wellington district of the same Order waited upon the Hon. A. M. Myers, Acting-Minister of Finance, for the purpose of explaining the difficulties of their societies in. financing their war liabilities. Tho Minister, replying, congratulated the society on the patriotic and selfsacrificing decision at the outbreak of war to meet the liability created by members ' going on active service. He recognised tho war having lasted so long many matters now coming up for consideration required to be looked at from a new view point. He expressed the opinion that a working arrangement between the Financial Assistance Board and the registrar on behalf of societies might be possible, and lead to the establishment of a practical scheme to deal with future liabilities of societies for the contributors. Regarding the past deficiencies it might be practical to evolve a satisfactory scheme on the lines suggested, and he recommended the societies to furnish tho registrar with data that would enable the Minister for Friendly Societies to present the position to the Cabinet.