ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 286, 27 August 1920, Page 3

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

FIXTUXEa FOR SATURDAY. Association football grounds and referees for Satu*day are:-: Brown Shield. . Auckland v. Wellington. Basin Reserve, 2Ao, referee H. Oi.son. Junior Ohampbriship (Pinal): Knrorl v. Brooklyn, Basin Reserve, 1.15, 0. F. Ward. ••, ■■ ■ Fourth A (Cup). Y.M.C.A. v. Porirua, Kclburn, 2 p.m., W. Hart; Institute, .a bye. .. .. , Fourth B Championship. ; T.31.0.A. v. Stop-out. Dunna Street. 2 p.m.. A. Greig: Karori v. Diamonds. AndjTson Park. 2 p.m.. G. Roberts: South Wellington v. Thorndon, Newtown Park, 2 p.m., J. Roberta. . ;. _;■ Fifth A Cun Final. • T.MJ.'t, Marist. Kelburn, 1 p.m.. B. h. Salmon. Fifth B (Cup?. Kilbi'nio v. Institute I\. Kilbirnie, 2 Jj.ro., E. Joaeplis: Mard Bnv v Brooklyn. Dunpn. Strwt;,2 ?jn o. Bellr South Wellington v. V.M.C.A.. Anderson. Park. 2 i.ni ■ ' E ;; n " s -Diamonds v. Johnsonvillc. Johnmnville 2 p.m.. Mr. Ford- Kt, Thomas's v. Institute A. liewtown Park, 1 n.m.. It. Hendry- Jurist, v. Mlramar, Kilbirnie. 2 p.m., Mr. Prynr. ' Sixth Division Cup; *™ at u l V-,, 1n # t,, . t8 - Association. Park."l frni'inn ?f ; , M " rist "'N-!' V. Spilth Wolllngton, Association Park, 1 p.m.. .Mr. {ft*" ; , YM - C -K T -' ™™™**. A ssociation i? rk n, h 2 "••?•• ?• Ch ing: Inland Bay y. St. Thomas s Association Park. 2 n.m„ Mr Brown: Marist (T.I v Brooklyn. AW bye ' p - nl .- ;B -' B «Hi Kilbirnie, a Seventh Division. ,'" ' St'. Anne's jr. Institute. Anderson Pant. 1 p.m., G. Roberts: Marist (T.) v.', R t Peters, Duppn, Street, 1 p.m., A. GrcigMarist (N.) B v. Mirama'r. Kilbirnie *i p.m. E. Josephs: Marist (N.) A v South Wcllinjton, Kilbirnie. 1 p.m.. Mr. Pryor. Eighth Division (Cup). . Marist (TO, y. Diamonds, Anderson Pant 1-p.ni.. h. Evans: JTarist (N.) 0 v. Marist (N.) A. Association Pant, 1 p.m., F. Ohtoo-' Scatoun, a bye. DON'T NEGLECT " ' A COMMON CASE OF PILES. IT MAT LEAD TO SERIOUS IiESOLTi'i. When people generally understand that all such fatal direnses is .'istula, ulcer of the rectum, fissure, etc., almost' lavnriably begin in , a simple case of piles, they will learn the wisdom of taking prompt treatment for the first appearance of this trouble. Doan's Ointment is unequalled for every form of piles--itching, bleeding, protruding,' and blind piles—and hundreds of .ives have been saved by using this cheap, but effective remedy right at the start, because at such tiines n single pat has often, effected a cure, while, in the o'd. deep-seated, chronic cases, several. pots are sometimes necessary. Here -is a case:. Mrs. Heady,-' 37 Bourke Street Waverley, Sydney, says:—"For seine time I suffered a lot with itching piles, and tho • pain and irritation were at times almost unbearable; this Was particularly tho case dnring the warm weather and at night time. I was advised (o try Doan's Ointment, so got a-pot, and. uni pleased to say this preparation relieved me almost immediately and gradually made a complete cure. The soothing and healing effects of Ointment' ore marvellous, and I can recommend its use for every form of piles. Wlut this Tcmedv has done for me it -can do for others.''' Six years later Mrs. Heady say 6: "My cure by Doan's Ointment nas proved a permanent one, for I have not been troubled with piles for iho past six yonra." Doan's Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers at "s. per pot, cr will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-M'Clellan Co., 7C l:tt Street, Sydney. But, be sure you get DOAN'S.—Advt,