A BIT OF ADVICF. First—Don’t Delay.. Second Do”.’t Exporiment. If v< u suffer from biick.arhe; head aches ( i r dizzy spells; ’1 you rest poorly ami are Languid in the morning; if the kidney sccretieiis arc irregular ami unnatural it: a p’l'e.a r.auv'g do i.of delay. In such ciises th” kidreys often reed help. D.-nil’s Bar’-iw;-” Kidney I‘i.lhs are especially prepuwd for kidney trouble. 'fhe” are recomim'mled by thousand-. Um p”<>|'l” desire more • •on x’in ri ug pr-of of Hieir efi evt i vcm'ss than the statement of a woman who has used them aid willingly restith’s to 1 heir xvoifh ’ Gia yiuoiitli, says: “In uomiiiOn with mans' ethers. 1 have nothing bfit good to say for Doan’s Back.a ■•he Kidney Pills. Some months ago 1 had a lot of trouble with my kidneys, and in consequence mv he.al'-L was very indifferent. My back was wry weak an<i lame, ami 1 was in torture. On one occasion 1 xvas coniplel'dy crippled and lame, ami I xv.ns eften in such pain that 1. could not move xvifuot enduring torture. On one occasion I was completely crippled with the ailment am! had !" ii.' up for days. My ankles am] fret swelled i onsider.ab]y. ami 1 used Io I’rt-i so ill at times tT.nl 1 hardly knew what to do, ami every task waa burden. On.- day I xvas advised to take a course of Doan’s Backache Kidno\' Pills, and this remedy was spoken of so highly that I sent for some al once. By the rime I had used a couple of bottles I felt ever so much better, and seven bottles cured me completely and I. have had no return of backache and kidney trouble since. I earnestly advise other sufferers to take this fine remedy, and so put an end to their health troubles. ’ Two years later, Airs Southam says: i “I have had no return of my old com- ■ plaint since Dean’s Backache Kidney , Spills cured me over tw’O years ago.” Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s pey bottle or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co, 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney. But, be sure you get DOAN’S—IO.
To see ine NEW DODGE is r<> c‘“* laeud its beauty. )t stands out strikingly both in sym metry of design : »nd in the excellent good taf»*e and smartness of its equip ment. In final analysis, however, the most, popular feature will iraquestion bly prove to be its exceptional riding ; ease—brought about by the deeper eats and the new spring suspension. Arr.nge for a TRI AL RUN in the j new Dodge. BATY’S GARAGE. Guinness Street, Greyrnonth Wnst Coast Agents: — DODGE AND RUGBY CARS, ALSO SERVICE STATION
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Grey River Argus, 24 April 1925, Page 2
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