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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 128, 2 June 1939, Page 15

RHEUMATISM To put an end to that awful agony you must Get fo the Cause— %M WEAK KIDNEYS Most sufferers of rheumatism do not know special medicaments from which these pills are the true cause of this serious trouble. Yet you made, pass, unchanged in the stomach, to the can end your chrome pain quickly and prevent kidneys. In 24 hours from the first dose you its recurrence. have proof that these pills are acting through The acute pain of rheumatism is directly due the . kidneys. Take two to-night and get to sluggish kidney action, so you need a specially in the morning. Persevere with this prepared kidney remedy to wake these vital fines t of all kidney remedies and the cause of organs to healthy action. That remedy is your intense rheumatic pain will be removed. De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Let us People who have Deen crippled, even bed-ridden explain why these famous kidney pills over- with * his cruel ailment, bless the day they come the most difficult and long-standing started **& D « Witt's Pills, as you will, too. cases of rheumatism. When kidneys are weak or sluggish they HERE IS PROOF POSITIVE allow pain-causing impurities and poisons Mr w Williams e f vt h»™m c. . e v (especially excess uric acid) to accumulate in vfJ^^^^l^J!^^^^^ the System. These lodge in the joints and De wi "'» Kidney and Bladder Pills for Rheumatism, and muscles, irritate sensitive nerves, and thus you t f^ ng . ,l course of a few received a decided benefit have pain day and niffht. S-iYT «*ve no hesitation in recommending: De Witts Mcivc H «tui u*y <tnu mgirc. Pills to anyone suffering; from rheumatism or painful joints. 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Lg—^J^— W/KM~~ ~ jajßßa DOWN.—Adieu, urn, tides, operae, vet, H H BJ ■ reed, older, edition, lob, deepest, bailed, ■JHJ__JHjß^__JHJL___^Hß__ - pirt, niece, din, spend, pat, stripe, gavotte, 111 I I I I I I event, exit, oil, par, ten. BANK DIRECTORS. NOTE.—The figures in parentheaee denote the number of letters in the words required. ACROSS. 12-Bird (3). (By Telepapn.-Press Association.) 3— A first-class colour obtained by I^—Of course this Head is on the coast (6). exposure to the weather (5). 14—You might make ale there but it ia WELLINGTON, Thursday. B—A dictator (6). _ not substantial (8). The National Bank of Australia 9—ln high spirit* (6). 1"—I n manners refined (7). reports that at the annual meeting 10—This bird is too bie to be Overlooked 19—At a distance (two words—4 3) Mr - &"'* MfPher<«mV appointment te but sounds as if it might b« looked 23—A 5 down but apparently not lasting tne board wa« confirmed. The retiring .- ever (ftl long (8). ' e director*. Sir lames Klder and Mr. Oive . ll—heading (HJ. 27—Mediterranean island (6). MePherson, were re-elected.