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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 48, 19 November 1937, Page 14

W " 'I — _ RHEUMATISM I a Sufferers con now gef Psrmanent Relief This great " mystery * disease claim* world over. The Englishman, the Ausmore tnctims ererr year than almost tralian and New Zealander, the South any other complamt suffered by the * African, Argentino or Peruvian, the tinman race. This agonising disease Hindu and the Chinese are all daily not only makes the hves of men and using Oe Witt's Kidney and Bladder ■women a torture, but is responsible for Pilis. In Siam, the tslands of the jnore loss of employment than any other Pacific, the tropical jungles of ,BraziI, or t eomplaint the malaria-Jaden swamps of Colombia » . «. r- and Panama, men and women dependon Thl* SII accordt - tO recent jje Witt's Pilis when their kidneys are Government o L utistics. out of order, or Rheumatic Pains torture _ . . • . _ ^ . them. • Always they find their. trust men, andwomCn, tpo-by the { repaid & the blessed relief they °L* . expenence. Our flies are laden with rehable method of getfing rehef from fetters of grateful thanks from all over Rheumatism. Once more^thej are able , to enjoy life. Work and play are no longer handicapped ' by that constant Mr. W. Williams, writes from39,.Herald agony in joints or muscles which makes , st" Berhampore, WeUmRton :—I Zr- i;_, . i, ,!.,,. __j _• t,f_ , ftcute aerony from Rheumatism, and althouffh torture and their nights a I.have tried.numerous other remedles,didnofc misery. No Iongef do "they nsk the 0btsrin any permanent relief until I recently heart-weakemng strain that Rheuma- tned De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pilis. tism brings. Now, after t akina the contehts of $ix bottles * of De Witt's Pilis, 1" am absolntely free from THIS FREEDOM pain, and 1 shall always recommend these pilis to everyone I meet." fcMb^aeeured by ttonise of a rernedy • you get the genuine■old by the thousand bottles daily the DeWITT'SZPILLS This splendid remedy is put up in twosizes, 3/6 and 6/6, which are obtainable from «U chemists and stores. For Rheumatism of long-standing, sufferers will fij^d the §16 nzt the most economical. as it contains 2| times the quantity in the 3/6 siza. ' ■ snenoe • % then .• helped to score that goal! Vera fifains hard to keep and improve her skill at this exciting game. But her training would suffer if she were handicapped by ill health. That is where her mother's part comes in. She sees that all Vera's clothesare washed in'Lifebuoy — the soap that gets rid of the dangerous germs in dirt. Your family needs this protection, too 1 Wash their clothes — espedally tmderwear or sick-room linen — in Lifebuoy. Its rich, healthy lather— which contains the famous health element — gets clothes hygienically clean, ree from any illness-causing germs. LIFEBUOY ISIS . GETS RID OF THE S ■EbBBH GERMS IN DIRT A LEVER PRODUCT — Made in New Zealsnd. , 2.303.5NZa

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