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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 40, 26 November 1938, Page 9

Contrasts in Administration Expenses. A N increasing number of business men are appointing the Public Trustee executor and trustee of their wills because they have satisfied themselves that the administration of the Public Trust Office combines efficiency and faithfulness with economy. The commission charges cover various services for which there would be extra charges if the estates were is the hands of other executors. -?£ 44 EASY it no moRE BfICK-BRERKinO LABOUR RT THE WASHTUB/ IM a k e Washing Day easy by using one of our ELECTRIC WASHING STEWART’S RADIO SALES & SERVICE ” 401 Burnett St., ASHBURTON. Tel. 4165. SOMETHING NEW IN TYPEWRITERS rhe NEW QUIET IMPERIAL, which stays QUIET for its lifetime. Through the application of strict engineering principles an amazing quietness of operation has been achieved with the new Model K> Imperial Typewriter, which in addition to the already famous Imperial features, incorporates:— 1. —Key set tabulator. 2. —Bale bar designed on new principle. 3. —A simplified method of margin setting. # 4. —Type unit, carriage and platen all interchangeable. The ability of the Imperial Model 55 to handle all class of type-written work efficiently mak'es this the most complete Modern Typewriter on the market. “AND IT'S BRITISH.’’ ARMSTRONG & SPRINGHALL LTD. 127 Worcester Street, Christchurch. that SUMMER is here call af Kerr Bros. For The RIGHT FOODS FOR HOT WEATHER. Jest Cooked Ham, Swan and Royal, >oth these lines are delicious with Salads. ’irst Grade Fruit in large and small ins. Apricots, Pears, Peaches, Pineapples and Fruit Salad. DRINKS: ’ordials of all kinds: Prices Esences, Gregg’s Essences, Bray’s Essences, all flavours, easy to make. Also Best Fish Paste and Salmon. KERR BROS. Burnett St., Telephone 96IF BACK ACHES KIDHEYS MAY NEED HELP Flush Out Your 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Get Quick Relief Don’t expect rubbing to make your aching back well and strong again—if the trouble is caused by tired kidneys. All the blood in your body circulates through your kidneys every 15 minutes to be strained of acids and wastes. Healthy persons pass about 3 pints a day and so get rid of over 3 pounds of waste matter. When the kidney tubes become tired, bladder passages are often scanty and difficult. Instead of being filtered out, wastes and acids get backwashed into the blood and may become poisonous. This is often the beginning of nagging backaches, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, puffiness under the eyes, rheumatic pains and dizziness. Don’t wait for serious trouble to layy ou up Ask your chemist for DOAN S BACKACHE KIDNEY TILLS and get the same <mirk relief they have been giving millions ?ir C m«ny years y If backache is boU.ering van due to tired kidneys, try DOAN S BACKACHE KIDNEY DILLS to-day. AFFECTIONS ot any of the following part* may by NERVES unaii«ii at tho spine by a subluxated vertebra: BRAIN EYES EARS NOSE •THROAT ARMS ,'HEART LONOS LIVER PANCREAS ■SPLEEN KIDSiEYS SMALL BOWEL . LARGE BOWEL GENITAL ORGANS THIGHS AND LEGS Chiropractic. Hcuri: — 2 to £ p.m. and l»y appointmant. F. A. COLDICOTT, hirooractor, 14 Years’ Sxparißnca. 7 HAVELOCK ST.. ASHBURTON