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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 July 1943, Page 6

BACKACHE DE Will'S PILLS' SOON ENDED Ti jE PA<N j bead ef backache, to oftaa the flanger sign that weak and sluggish kidneys must be cleansed and strengthened. Turn to De Witt’s Pills and rely on them for prompt and sure relief. Wherever you go you’ll find people who swear by Do Witt’s Pills, simply because this remedy has never failed them. j In 24 hours from the first dose yon know De Witt's Pills are acting directly on your weak kidneys. Backache soon stope. Vigour and vitality are increased? Continue to take Do Witt’s Pills for a little while and you will feel better than you have felt for years. For Backache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, SciaticJ, Joint Pains and all forms of Kidney Trouble. Obtainable from all chemists or etores. Prices 3/6 and 6/8 (plus Sales Tax), A product of E. C De Witt ft Co., England. N.Z, Representatives, Newson & Co. Ltde 9 Herbert Street, Wellington, C.L 9 e t th© kast Ounce of Butterfat i— with a WniWm DE LAVAL SEPARATOR The world’s cleanest skimmer and the world’s best separator for 64 years. ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATOR CO. (N.Z.) Ltd. Rangitikei St., Palmerston North. District Representative: L. V. Renall, 21 Worksop Rd., Masterton. ’Phone 1657.

FOR “HIS LORDSHIP”-THE MANAND HIS TOILET! ® . VALENTINO SHAVING CREAM RAZOR STROPS—“Speedo” & “Perfection.” SAFETY RAZOR BLADE SHARPENERS—“Revivitor” and “Multi-Shave.” Wide range of PROTEX, NYLON and PURE BRISTLE TOOTHBRUSHES. SHAVING BRUSHES — HAIR BRUSHES. RAZOR BLADES—BIue Gillette, 7 O’Clock and Valet. ARKANSAS POCKET STONES for sharpening Surgical and Dental Instruments. SMALL SHAVING MIRRORS. • e These are all handy articles for gifts—useful and inexpensive—making a change for gifts for the soldier. C. E. DANIELL, LTD.-for “Modernism”

LILIAN McKENZIE 61 RENALL STREET. LADIES’ HAIRDRESSER. PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALIST. Please Note: 'Phone 1521.

This man is laying the T ? foundations for Victory (1) Almost from sun-up you’ll hear the errek- 4K3OL \ | ./. : ad ■ whang of his pick —biting through buried rock, WIL' cleaving the thick-rooted hummocks.* A real * man’s job is Sam’s —at any time. Now it s a vital war-time service. An army moves on the roads he makes. (2) After a chilly hour’s truck-ride home s am oes Haight aft er that bath with \ Lifebuey. Good and hot he has it, and K he takes his time —lets the livening, clean V / sme lli n g lather draw out the tiredness as ' well as the day’s grime and sweat. Of W A A Freshened up now— really comfort- /X&r — he’ s more than interested in that man-sized dinner Mary has ready. Afterwards? Well, maybe a spot of ping-pong youngster —as long as he remem- ' hers not to win. PEOPLE in vigorous jobs prefer lifebuoy in the original doublet form LEVER B^TLIErT(N.Z.), LIMITED-PEAOMeV' W.54.20Z.