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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16988, 10 November 1920, Page 4

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1 CHEISTCHURCH CLUB. Tlie Jubilee Handicap (open to any amateurs), set down to bo played at Shirley on [ Friday, linvo been abandonod. The links will bo open, and members of other clubs and visitors are invited to plav. DON'T NEGLECT + . A COMMON CASE 01- PILES. IT MAY LEAD TO' SERIOUS RESULTS. | "When people generally understand ■ thai; nil such fatal diseases as fistula, i ulcer of the rectum, fissure, etc., al- ; most invariably begin in ,a simple case 1 of piles, they will learn the wisdom of P taking prompt treatment for the first , appearance of this trouble. Donn's ' Ointment is unequalled • for every form ! of piles—bleeding, itching, protruding, ! and blind pile's, and hundreds of lives ■ have been saved by using this cheap, i but effective, remedy, right at the ' stark, 'bccauso at such times a single pot has often effected a cure, while in the old, deep-seated, chronic eases, several pots are. sometimes necessary. Hero is a case:— Mrs Chas. Shaw, 52 Ashley street, Ttangiora, near Christc-hureh, says: — "I consider Donn's Ointment the best remedy known for curing piles, and I i do not speak from hearsay, but from personal experience. For years I was tortured with this complaint, and could i get nothing to relieve me until 1 bought Doan's Ointment. After applying this preparation tor a d:iy_ or so. the irritation was a good deal less, so I i>erseverfd until I was quite cured, usfrig in all about two pots. -No one knows bow I suffered before T used Doan's Ointment. The irritation was simply awful, particularly at night and during the warm weather. It is two I was cured, but I always keep this remedy in the house and use it occasionally, just, as a preventive against any return. ' Four years later Mrs Shaw says:— "I am still a great, believer in Doan's Ointment. Ji• "cured mo of piles six years ago, and 1 never suffer with this complaint now.'"' Doan's Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers ,at -'i per pot_. or will be posted on receipt oi" price." by Foster-McClellan Co., 1-j Hamilton j street, Sydney. But. be sure you get DOAN'S. 05-u It was a little Italian named Udo Frigorio who won the 10, metres walking race at Antwerp. Ho had a l&rsonality: there was much that was distinctive and uncommon about him, and so h.-> held the crowd during the whole of his long tramp. It was so effortless; out of it ho appeared to got the greatest possible pleasure—he did V.ot waddle, and exaggerate tho heel and toe business as did tho others —he just walked as an ordinary man would. As he came into the straight for home he laughed almost-, unrestrainedly, and advertised the pleasure ho felt in the certainty of his triumph, as would a big schoolboy. And when ho walked through the tape a big. bearded countryman of his hugsied and squeezed and kissed him, aiid Frigeiio. perched on two great shoulders, was carried proudly before an »rmy of photographers.