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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 32301, 18 August 1943, Page 7

PILES How to relieve them. / You can’t mistake piles. You feel uneasy and fidgety, wondering how on earth to stop that irritation or bleeding. Day and night piles worry you, taking your heart out of your job. You, can’t stand still for long, and you feel just as bad when sitting. Piles are dilated or inflamed veins of the lower bowel and are aggravated by a cold or constipation. la severe cases surgical treatment even may be necessary. Let DOAN’S Ointment give you the relief you so sorely need. This special pile prescription is healing, anffseptrc and oothing. That is why it is equally su«*esaful in overcoming eczema and other itching skin complaints. But, be sure you get DOAN’S. ’ Foster-McClellan Co., Proprietors, 15 Hamilton St., Sydney

If your name is not on the Electoral Roll fqis 1943 you will not be able to vote at the forthcoming General Election. Enrolment is compulsory by law — and voting is a duty you should not neglect. Inspect the Electoral Roll at any Post Office. If your name is not there, secure an Enrolment ■■■,, Form at the Post Office and post it—or apply direct to the Registrar of Electors. By acting promptly you can still get your name on the Supplementary Roll. DO NOT FAIL TO USE YOUR VOTE ' ■_ ' " 2