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Evening Star, Issue 22459, 2 October 1936, Page 2

BLADDER TROUBLE IS A DANGER AT 40 Thousands of men who have come to the “forties” find that certain natural processes of the body are taking very unnatural courses. The chief indication of “change” is only too often found in bladder trouble, which breaks up health and strength. Urinary trouble, in addition to the pain it often causes, the weakness and exhaustion after every effort to relieve the system, results in poisons being set up which inflame the delicate lining of the organs, and such troubles as gravel, stone or cystitis (chronic inflammation of the bladder) result Foa coW 6* wrffi/1 Getaboxofthe W^nevtareaUmr. world-famous De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. Take two at night one before meals. In 24 horns you will see results. Continue with this safe, simple treatment and the distressing symptoms,; the constant calls of bladder trouble, will 1 disappear. The price of De Witt’s Pills is 3/6. There is a larger, more economical: size at 6/6 for cases where longer treatment is necessary. DeWITTS KIDNEY AND BLADDER PILLS For Rheumatism, Backache, etc. AL. WATTS, Chemist, George street • (near Wardell’s), Specialises in Dog Diseases; agent Price’s Remedies and Bob Martin Preparations. DOG Fanciers. Aulsebrook’s Dog Biscuits, 31b bag; Puppy Biscuits; Strong Chains, 7d; Condition Powder, etc. —Fraser and Sons. 171 OR SALE, beautifully marked show ■ Collie (dog) Puppies; sire Eden Excellent (imported).—Brough, Kawai street, Nelson.