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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 103, 25 January 1919, Page 12

j Goodyear 30 x3J A. W.T. Available Everywhere; j | The Goodyear All Weather Tread 30 x 3 j Even could the demands have been met, it was m Tyre is rapidly coming into favour as the most next to impossible to get shipping space. g| 8 . economical equipment for Ford, Maxwell and , , / m || Chevrolet Cars. ' Now both these disabilities have been swept H I There are several reasons for this increasing way and from th e tagmnmg of the New Year | II popularity of the Goodyear A.W.T. 30 x 3|.. every size and fitting of G °odyear j | It now has big thick diamond blocks of 50 A. W.T. Tyre will be obtamable from your local | H per cent bigger wearing surface—and the cost dealer or garage man. by comparison is actually less when you bear Goodyear A.W.T. Tyres have long ago proved M' - jjgj .in mind the big mileage and sterling service themselves to be the most economical equip- = 11 they give 'over all kinds of roads. 1 ment for big cars on a cost per mile basis, ' §| J Another reason is that full stocks are now They are now proving themselves to be far and n M available in every part of Australia and New away the. cheapest in the end for use on Ford, || !| Zealand. Chevrolet and Maxwell cars. H §§ Goodyear's activities so restricted the tyre Start the New Year right by equipping your g g output that it was impossible to keep pace with car with' Goodyear As'/.T. Tyres—for more fi U the demands for Goodyear Tyres. mileage at much less cost. H || . Branches & Agencies ' ; Service Stations & = Hp all Principal Cities. g.p. his. Dealers Everywhere. m

" ' ■■ ■ . ■ . I Affects tic Whole System I THE POISONOUS WASTE LEFT IN THE BLOOB BY WEAK KIDNEYS, SAUSES OROPSY, GRAVEL/STONE, BACKACHE, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, ETC. | j No patient can live more than u $' ■ a few hours when the kidneys ' Vfc • ilrf _~ • i , w I , Snw®® "tivtryPutun < CCaW t0 aCt " I I . UUaStcry" For the kidneys are the blood- n®*"""\j \fji ; filters. When they fail to act, I W t J{) the blood is left in a poisoned f {/ gostivo organs, the brain, and I|j i iSfo* 1 the nervous system all have to .. J m . i'' -!^\\vy... J,\ . depend upon' the blood for their jl/ jj. \ nourishment, and they cannot be (s^l'4 . I \\l\vlttt nourished by poisoned blc/od. !j '11/' m !!'■• i I fc\ U j That is why kidney trouble is so ' •' 1 I|\ \\ I serious—tho vital organs are al- , j Hl\ 17 I' ways liable to become involved. $ j Hi\ i The earlier symptoms of kid- , If 1 V as those of other forms of blood i ill j poisoning; patient feels very I 11l \ iff : drowsy, heavy, and irritable; J • Ii i f there may lie sediment, gravel, \ f I I \ \ or too frequent action of the kidne'y system; later, the watery . J 3 $tt ■ swellings of dropsy appear, there' - - \ v is pain in the loins and back, , ■ .W> or patient gets rheumatism. Many bad eases of dropsy, WELLINGTON WOMAN'S LASTING CURE. <sfnne qfoimWa caused bv ob- Mrs. G. Williams, 11 Rintoul Street, Newtown, Wellington, saya: "For . l i. Eome time I had marked symptoms of kidney trouble. There was a construction of tho channels, rheu- stant nagging ache across my back, which made everv movement positive tor-- : matism, and lumbago have'been , t l !' re ' l ?? d at tim ?? tlle I> ain ,\ ra3 J B0 n l eu , te . tlla j. n , ,y bi ? ck , fe . l): lik " e breaking. °, , The kidney secretions were disordered, being thick and cloudy and containing completely cured by JJoan S sediment, and my rest at night was disturbed. My ankles and legs Backache Kidney-Pills and pa- swelled a good deal, and this symptom somewhat alarmed me, as I knew it . • , was a sign of dropsy. After trying all sorts of kidney remedies, I heard about tients have reported themselves Doan J s Backache Kidney Pills, so 1 got a bottle and commenced using tlieni, still well many years later. carefully following tho directions. I soon noticed an improvement in my ■p. , ~ , ; yr■, health, and a course of tho Pills com pletely cured me. It is two years since Doan s Backache Iviane} liils j cured and lam still free of backache and kidney trouble. 1 always -help the kidneys to keep tho keep Doan's Backache Kidney Pills in tho house now, for I have proved blood properly filtered and to - what a splendid mnedy they are." ~ „ „ .... -j Four years later Mrs. Williams confirms the above: I have had no return throw off the poisonous uric acid 0 j )n y 0 CD mplaiat since Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured me six years and waste water which cause so ago." much mischief when lefb too long ■ - DOAN'S' BACKACHE KIDNEY PILLS/are sold by all chemists and stores ' ,■ n.„ "t 3s. per boitle (6 bottles lCs. Cd.), or post free on receipt of price from in the sj stem. Foster-McClellan Co., 70 Pitt Street, Sydney. Iffllß Backache pig 1P jUUMnv Kidney iILLw. BOWER'S POULTRY ' FARM, fJnfEb AGAIN, this Season successful at,.leading Shows with Utility Birds. Winner a IV'Il—«. of 1917-18 Egg-laying Competition for. Dneks; also 1916-17. ■ HJJ B P/OUlfriv White liCgliorns, Black Orpingtons, Whito Hocks, Indian Kupncr Dnckf, •* • Cayuga Ducks. ... nrAWfIATJTJI. EGGS for hatching. ,Day-old Chicks and Stud Stock. Hen eggs, 15s. Gd. and ' WADvrii 21s. Indian Runner Duck Eggs, 21s. Cayugan Duck Eggs, 15s. Cd. per 15, post- . age paid. BOWER, FAIP,FIELD, LEVIN. THE SUN POULTRY BOOK. . JUST PUBLISHED. A COMPLETE GUIDE TO BEGINNERS IN POULTKY. No oae should miait I having this work. It is a compact' and complete guide to poultry- !i UptPlil PI h i'HT •' keeping. . IT ALSO INCLUDES THE'N.Z. UTILTY POULTRY STANDARD. , KECOGWISED AS ONE OF THE Send Is. 9d. in stamps TO-DAY. BOX 588, CHKISTCHURCH, DOMINION'S LEADING HOTELS.

TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, ETC., FOR SALE. SEEDS IN PENNY PACKETS. , HERE- are a few, 'not in our lists, suitnble for present sowing, that will make good plants for spring blooniing:—" BHOMPTON STOCK-Giant White Mixed, Giant White. PENTSTEM ON—Superb Hybrids. WALLFLOWER—GoIden torn Thumb, Double Mixed, Vulcan, Crimson, Eastern Queen, Cloth of Gold, Ruby . Gom, Primrose Dame. VlOLA—Osborne White, Imperial Blue, Purple King, Yellow Gem. POLYANTHUS - Nunstead Strain, Giant White, Giant Yellow, Giant Crimson. PRIMEOSE —English Yellow, New Hybrids Mixed. FREESIA —Refacta Alba Pure White. ANEMONE—SingIe Mixed, St. Brigid Mixed. Any 10 packets post free for Is., if less than 10 are ordered add lid. to cover postage. MAY'S SEED CO., Box 993. Wellington. BELLADONNA LILIES. /"NOOD Flowering Bulbs, 6d. each; ss. VJT dozen. Extra large selected Bulbs, 3d. each. Postage, 4d. each; Is. per dozen extra. i ■ BELLADONNA ALBA (The Beautiful White Belladonna Lily). Good Flowering Bulbs, 2s. Cd. each. Extra largo selected. Bulbs, 3s. 6d. each. Postage, id. each extra. Heady in January. Order now and get the pick of our large stock. 1 A. M'MILLAN, Nurseryman, Lower Hutt. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. SPLENDID RESIDENCE. ENTLEMAN'S 2-story Residence, near X The Terrace, recently painted and papered, all in first-class order; nice grounds and splendid outlook. Good opportunity for business man to secure a most central home. PRICE, =£3000. Terms arranged. ' J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 151 Featlierston Street, WELLINGTON. PLUMBERS,"coppersmiths, AND SHEET-METAL WORKERS. Manufacturers of Asga waterheaters, and Mahoney's Patent Skylights. Motor work' a speciality. ALDRED AND GRIFFITHS, 23 and 25 Eginont Street, WELLINGTON. begin thinning out as soon as they are big enough to handle. Peas—Sow in drills from two to three feet arart. Ground should be trenched and manured, and Bhould have woodashes mixed with it. Dttst boncdust in the drills when sowing. ■ Beet.—Sow in drills 18 inches apart in ground that was manured for a n.rcvlous crop The ground should be deeply dug, and mode ilr'm again before sowing the seed. Dust boncdust in the drills wlieu sowing. ~ , . , .... Lettuce.—Sow thinly in drills 15 inches apart and tliin out to nine inches in I lie rows The ground should he deeply dug and enriched with well-decayed manure. Dust boncdust in the c>ills when sowing the seed. " , Savoys. Brussels Spro.its, Cauliflowers,, and Cubbages.-Sced may be sown straislit into the ground that these crops are to occupy. The ground should he thoroughly due, well manured, and made fin? again before the sccdß are sown. Row two or three seeds at intervals of 18 Inches in tile drills, and have the drills from 18 inches to two feet apart. If all the seeds germinate cut out or transplant the superfluous seedlings. Garden Notes next reek will contain seasonable notes about:—Hoses, marguerite carnations, and vegetables.