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Grey River Argus, 24 May 1935, Page 3

The Weak *" Evtry Picture ■■"■ißzrti a sto f y" A MAN’S or woman’s weak spot is frequently the kidneys, the organs which are so quickly affected by strain or worry and by colds or chills. That is why sharp, stabbing pains in the back, urinary disorders, dropsical swellings, headaches, dizzy attacks and rheumatic twinges are so common just now. Local treatment may temporarily relieve some of these discomforts, but the only safe way to get well and keep well is to strengthen the weakened kidneys with Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. This special kidney tonic has a unique record of success in overcoming rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, renal dropsy, urinary irregularities and bladder disorders Be sure to insist upon Doans Backache Kidney Piiis Brittain’s Asthma (Tirc is an old W and well-tried remedy. Sentali over New Zealand at the request vßh ri of asthma patients, its beneficial j** spasm reli<-vii'u' properties have given coinfort ami relief to Al thousands. r Prices 7/- and 1016. Postage Free. H. BRITTAIN LTD. Chemist 56 Manneis Street, Wellington. BRITTAIN'S Asthma Cure

BRRRRR ! ' It’s Cold t . - To-night j., r . : j But why worry! One of Hanwell Williams’ Quality HOT WATER BOTTLES will keep your warm and cosy all night long. Choose yours now from the new shipment just arrived. PRICES FROM 2/6 to 8/6.

JEWELLERY There’s nothing in the line that we cannot supply, or REPAIR. Bring your OLD JEWELLERY and let us restore it for further use. Every description of WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELLERY REPAIRS done on the premises. We specialise in ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING RINGS. A. H. MILNER WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. UPPER MAWHEHA QUAY, Established 1895. |

THB MAIL ORDER CHEMIST WE SELL every well known brand of CORRECTIVE PILLS —but only recommend the No. 2 EXTRA STRONG (Price 12/6) AND THE No. 2 EXTRA STRONG SPECIAL FORMULA (Price 20/-) The only Men’s Chemist. Write for Prices of your requirements ! to— A recent announcement was to the effect that Now Zealand, would never see the complete eradication of the white butterfly, despite the extensive raids of the parasite imported to combat the pest. ’There is a hope, however, reports the Palmerston North cor respondent of the Evening Post, of something like 100 per cent, control being attained by bringing sprays and dusts to the aid of the parasite. Investigations along these lines arc being made by officers of the Palmerr ston North Plant Research Station, and results so far as promising. Arsenic compounds have been proved very effective, but the drawhack has been possibilities of the spray adhering to cabbages and other vegetables in sufficient quantity to be injurious to humans. Derris dusts, which are nonpoisonous, ore also proving effective, '“hut the difficulty with this form of control is that it is liable to bo costly, as dusts are easily washed off by rain or blown off by heavy winds. The trials are going ahead, and definite information concerning results obtain ed will be made available later.