ARMS USELESS ON A WET DAY

Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 105, 6 May 1938, Page 14

ARMS USELESS ON A WET DAY

Rheumatism Made WorK a Torture Bat Knuchen Fat Him Rigbt Here is & remarkable instance of the manner in which damp weather can affect the joints of one who is subject to rheumatism. • "I had been suffering from rheumatism very badly," a man writes, "and had had such pains in my joints that 1 could hardly bear it. It used to be terrible on a'wet day. I did not know how to um nay arms, and when I was at wotk it was real torture. I tried two differeat remedies for rheumatism, but I was ■till ns bad after the treatment. "Then 1 was told to try Kruschen Baits, and after" using one jar I found reliet. So of course I have kept on with it, and am now thoroughly better and have nevpr felt so fit for year*. I ueed to feel so miserable and sluggish, but now it i« a pleasure to be able to work, instead of a dread."—S.B. - . The Bystem of the rheumatic subject is a producer of that dangerous bodypoison known as, nrip, acid. If you could see the. knife-edged crystals of uric acid under tS* microscope, you would readily understand .why they cause those cutting pains. And if you could .see how Kruschen -&ills the sharp "edges of these crystals,' then dissolves them; away altogether, you would agree that this scientific treatment must bring relief from rheumatic agony. . Moreover, Kruschen so stimulates the organs of elimination, that every, trace, ofuric acid-forming, waste material. is regularly ■ and completely expelled. Kruschen keeps your inside clean-and serene. And your whole system—body and brain—responds to its purifying force Kruschen Salts is' obtainable at all Chemists and Stores, at 2s 3d per bottle.

ENGAGEMENTS. WILSON—BEVAN. The engagement is announced of Rhoda Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Bevan, Salamanca Road, Wellington, to Arnold, only son of Mrs. M. M. Wilson, Ballarat, Victoria. MUNT—WILLIAMSON. The engagement ;is announced of Eric Charles,- only, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Munt; Addirigton, to Marjorie Joan, elder'.daughter, qi Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Williamson,- Mgrtinborough, and formerly of Christchurch. PERSONAL NOTES Mrs. Alexander Mcintosh, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank Dyer, Tinakori Road, will leave early next week for her home in Bombay. Mr. and Mrs. J. Parker and thp Misses Parker are staying at the Grand Hotel prior to their departure by the Ruahine on Monday for a trip to England. "Miss Elizabeth Noe : has returned from Hastings and Blenheim, arriving in Wellington by plane from Marlborough this afternoon. She will leave Wellington for Auckland on Monday. Miss E. H. Thomas, Wellington, has returned from a holiday in Dunedin. Lieutenant and Mrs. P. G. Monk arrived by the steamer express on Thursday morning to reside in Wellington. They have been transferred from Christchurch.

Mr. and.Mrs. J. A. Hunt, Island Bay, i are the guests of Mrs. W. K. Patter- 1 son, Timaru. j Miss Johnson, matron of the Northern 1 Wairoa Hospital, who has been spend- ] ing a holiday in Wellington, has re- , turned. . , Mrs. Johnstone, Wellington, is the j guest !of Mrs. G. B. Menzies, Napier. ] Mr." and Mrs. G. B. O'Donnell, Kelburn, left recently from Auckland by , the Niagara for a trip abroad. , Miss Jessie Nevill, Dunedin, is visit- ] ing Wellington. ■ Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Mrs, D. G. Sulli- ■ van, and Miss H. Taylor- are Welling- . ton visitors to Auckland. The Misses A. and E. Card are 1 Featherston visitors to Wellington and : are staying at the Royal Oak Hotel, i Mesdames R. Johnson' and L. A. ; Campbell, Auckland, are at the Empire Hotel. Mrs. Godfrey Pharazyn (Dannevirke), Mrs. F. Montague (Te Aroha), arid--Miss D. Buckler. (London) are staying at the Hotel St. George. Mesdames H. S. Hopkins, J. H. Gifford (Auckland), Connors (Sydney), C. P, Fowler (Hastings), Misses Joan Giflord (Auckland), C.. Connors (Syd- ; ney), and C. Bedgood (Dunedin) are guests at the Grand Hotel. GUests at the Midland Hotel include . .Mesdames C. H. Roberts • S. Humphries (Pongaroa), G. M. Duthie (Auckland), W. Stericker (London), A. W. Clemers (England), Misses. Macpherson and J. Blaker (England). Mrs. M. Hamilton (Fairlie), Miss G., Rpeves and Mrs. A. J. Phillips (Palmerston North), Mrs. T. D. Owers (Methven), Mrs. Malcolm Mason (Havelock North), Miss E. H.'Lawton (England), Miss A. Ashton, Mrs. C. L. Brett and Mrs. P. Shaw (Auckland), Miss D. Hughes (Dunedin), and Mrs. C. L. Schalf (Melbourne) are among those staying at the Hotel Waterloo. ' Mrs! S. W. Rankin has been reelected president of the Wanganui Repertory Society. Miss Olive Nelson, barrister and solicitor, of Apia, Western Samoa, is spending a holiday, in Wellington. NEWS FROM NELSON CLOSE OF CROQUET SEASON (From "The Post's" Representative.) NELSON, May 5. After a very successful season all croquet clubs have closed. The tournament held on the Nelson Club's lawns, though much enjoyed, was tinged with a great deal'of regret, as it was the last time croquet would be played on those greens." These very attractive courts were acquired many years ago from the late Mrs. .Renwick, who was a much-loved patron of the club during her lifetime, and their situation has been, one of their chief charms. Now, however, the Education Department is taking over the.ground, and the Nelson Club, which, is the parent; croquet club in Nelson, has to go elsewhere. Mrs. Dalgleish, 'the president; referred to the happy years on the courts, and after tea the prizes were presented. Some of those present were Miss M. Rees (captain of the club), Colonel and Mrs. J. E. Hume, Mrs. Claude Hamilton, Mrs. Lees, Mrs. W. Houlker, Mrs. St John, Mrs. W. Heaps, Mrs. Nevin, Mrs. ;Everett, and Mrs. McKee Wright. Farewell Party for Bachelor. One evening last week Miss B. Easterfield and Miss Battersby were joint hostesses at a most enjoyable bridge party for Mr. Charles Hamilton, who leaves for England shortly. Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Low, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stedman, Dr. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Challies, Mrs. G. Samuel, Miss Owen, Mr. E. B. Izard. "Five o'clock" Party. A large and enjoyable "five o'clock" party was given a" few days ago by the Misses .G. and F. Clark at their home, in the, Maitai Valley.. Some of the numerous fUtsts were Dr. ana Mrs. Campbfell'Smith, Professor and Mrs. T. H. Easterfield, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Jamieson, Mr; arid Mrs'. E.'Leggatt, Mr. and Mrs. Claude' Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. K;- Sclanders,' Major, and Mrs. Lorimer, Captain'and Mrs. A. Campbell, - Mr. ' and 1 Mrs., H. C. Cock, Mr. and ; Mrs.; F. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Squires, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers, Captain'and Mrs. E. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. il. A. H. Symes, and Messrs. C. Hamilton, I. Hamilton, H. R. Duncan, and H. Clark. Bridge Party. ; Mrs. R. H. D'avies and Miss E. Davies gave a most enjoyable party the other evening for their guest, Mrs. Shakerley, who returns to England next week. The players included Mrs. P. B. Adams, Mrs. G. Samuel, Mrs. H. Robison, Mrs. J. U. Williams, Mrs. R. Hunt, and Msss Elsie Gray. Personals. Mr. - and Mrs. C. Mclldowie, Gisborne arrived this week to stay with j Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Moore. Mrs. Mclldowie will take part in the provincial golf 'tournament to be held next week on the Tahunanui links. Mrs. E. Todd has returned to Nelson from a holiday spent in the North Island. ~ , .. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Leggatt left yesterday for Wellington, where they will stay for a week or two. _ , ' Mrs. Olphert, Lower Hutt, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moore, will return to Wellington at the end of the week. Miss I. Hudson will leave for Wellington this week to take up her residence there. Dr. Frank Hudson returned this week from a visit to Australia.