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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 May 1912, Page 6

A BOLD ASSERTION; Xl is an old , saying that “familiarity breeds contempt.” ■ Lots of truth in. .it, 100. A good fellcw always: “Wears well/’ and so It is with many things in everyday life., 'file good things wear well, they last ,increase in public popularity. Praise must be earned, and praise for Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills has been justly earned here. , Ye ar after year their good work has continued, until there are few households not familiar with the name of Doan. 'lf is' a bold assertion to make that nothing in .modern medicine qan show such a record. But the proof of it Ties in the endorsement of people we know. Here is' a case. Mrs "M. Chillman, Hospital Street, Greymouth, says“My daughters have suffered .with pains in. the back, headaches and giddiness. They find. Doan's B 'ckacho Kidney Pills excellent for these ailments and praise the remedy most highly. They tohe up the system and keep the kidneys well and the back free .from pain. Doan’s Backache Kidney '"'lts should be well known all over New Zealand where the kidneys cause 'such a lot of ill-heath. I got this wonderful remedy at Williams’s Pharmacy.” Kidney disease comes; on quietly; you ■don’t know you have it until it has you. Then don’t . neglect such symptoms as backache, headaches; giddiness, weak back, languor, tired-ont feeling, bladder weakness, urinary trouble. These are all signs that your kidneys need help. Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are a special kidney help. For sale by* all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per bottle (six bottles 16/6), or will .be (Kisted bn receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co. 76 I’itt Street, Sydney. ’ But, lie sure you get DOAN’S.

How often youths’ bright fancies are Dispelled by passing years; How often troubles come to man Our joy. with sorrows tears. But ’midst, the changing scenes of life, Of one thing we are sure: We’re freo-J from roughs and colds so rife. % Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.— Advt. "No/ol” cutes coughs, colds, Rron chitife. Influenza, Nasal' Catarrh or cold Vi the head. It never,- fails. 60 dose-. I'6. ■ Get a Na/ol Inhaler.—Advt. Try the Roslyn writing tablets, con taining 100 sheets superior paper, with artistic picture of Rotoraa and iwo handsome women with useful calendar toi 1912, 6d and la .each hum all storekcep era.—Advt. ’ " . ' HOW I SAVE DOCTORS RILLS. “Ever since they were babies my two children have been martyrs to severe colds and croup."writes station master Leslie A. Fox, Perth, Tas., “but at the first sign of cold or thick breathing, which is the first indication of croup, I always give them Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Those who use Chamberlains Cough Remedy will find that it will save them doctors’ bills.” Sold by Kettle Bros., Oreymouth.—Advt. WMIMSMTOWfITOOBtf J IhHWiWSmPgiroMiMMMiMMIWSCPPXCTP A LONG THE GANGES and the ■ xv Thames, right up the Jrawadi, wherever rivers flow through towns or palm-treea (good for toddy"), the purest drink men know, you’ll see, is always Suratura Tea ! TITTLE MISS FLIPPERTY FLOP ran in a rage to the shop. “ X ordered Suratura, see ? and you’ve sent me some common tea. This nonsense has to stop!” “XVTHO IS MY LOYE ?” the Poet sighed, “and where doth my love stray r” Then in a twinkling he espied Miss Rinks across the way. He cried, “My love ? Ah, it is she! She gives me Suratura Tea I” A lady, WITH TWO EYES, a nose, a mouth (well, what would you suppose ?), desires to meet quite speedily a millionaire or other He who’s handsome, blithe, and masterly, and drinks good Suratura Tea, Apply, first instance, Daisy D. A CROSS THE LEAPING CURLS of foam the Yiking sailed towards his home. “ Aha !” he cried. “no mfire I’ll roam. We’re safe for our happiness through all the years, Whiteheart and me. I’ve brought from out the Eastern Sea, great store of Suratura Tea I” High rank dont always seem to be a privileged felicity. The king drinks Suratura Tea, for all the world like you and me. You buy that perfect blend, the “ D,” just like the Tsar of Muscovy, and you’ve a safer time than he, ' ta

in in u The discriminating Maorilander Smokes Regent Cigarettes in preference to all others, and rightly so, for c ßeoent i have a fragrant aroma, a satisfying taste, a uniformity that comes from careful packing of the finest Virginian tobaccos by skilled workmanship. Their perfect qualities ensure a perfect smoke, especially to the man who inhales. M Sold everywhere in packets and I tins by all \ tobacconists. 4-0/J