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Rid Kidneys 01 Poisons And Acids Your body deano out excess Adds end poisonous wastes in your blood through 9 million tiny delicate Kidney tubes or filters. If Poisons in the Kidneys or Bladder make you suffer from Interrupted Sleep,-Nervousness, Leg Pains, Circles undee Byes, Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Swollen Ankles, Aching Joints or Acidity, don’t rely on ordinary medicines. Fight such, poisons and troubles with the prescription Cystex. Cystex starts working in three hours, must be entirely satisfactory or money back is gtcaranteed on return of empty package to Box 977, Wellington. Ash your chemist or store for Cystex (Sisstex) today. The Guarantee pro* tects y°“- Now 4/5 a Xr treble size 8/10. for Kidneys, Bladdep, Rheumatism ® The Knox Company Inc., 1651 North Argyle ivenue, Los AngclctaJJ.S~A.

Ho all electors under 30* 'IWW ft/ The s^or y *he depression 1 °® ers ou a ® rim warn2ng Vj®Tf T * Perhaps you were rather young in the days of the Depression $ 1 g■? to un<^ f what happened and how it happened. T Perhaps you have heard that it was a world-wide crisis which t vi the Nationalists of those days were helpless to prevent anyway, The bare facts listed below show that every action of the then Government intensified the depression, viciously slashed at living standards, increased unemployment. Just how guiltless £ 1 was a Government that broke its election pledges in order to *-ss| &/s enforce its cuts ? Judge for yourself! |||| ■ ' , 4 _ - M< B42 ■ g FEBRUARY 1931: Unemployed ■ I APRIL 1931: CUTS. Ci vU saTaries cut W Education |. ■ grants cut. Local authority grants cut. gj ■ MAY 1931: Unemployed || I JUNE 1931: CUTS< AU aw?rd WSge ’ E”' l ’ lo7 * l ■ |||l asked for a 20% cut. « 54 590 H ■ SEPTEMBER 1931: Unemployed ’ K ■ DDnMKFS Conservative government re- ill | r P G n hXX " whatever to touch pensions.’ ■ ii Christchurch Press, 20/11/31.) |J| I ” I ■ pensionscut. Family allowances cut. ■ ■ > J - - 73,690 ■ ■ SEPTEMBER 1932: Unemployed g ■ a RAI ITION. Compulsory arbitration H | IS.'' I ■ aWalds ' ' - 79 435 ■ E SEPTEMBER 1933: Unemployed “ ’ « ■ OCTOBER 1946: PROMISES. The Leader of the Opposition ■ fe deSat he will cut wages and pensions. || ■ MAKE sure that it ■ I NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN! ■ ■■ Tymons offer you — -- Style in Folkweave design Satisfaction is guaranteed, for Folkweave is rnade to satisfy thoughtful men and women who are proud of the homes they have made. They are renowned the j world over for their beauty of design, richness of colour and excellent draping | qualities—truly preferred by the discriminating buyer. FOLKWEAVE ' I In shades of blue, green and g01d... 48-inch<.. | 13/9 YARD For all your Furnishing requirements whether it be brocade, cretonne, cotton damask, furnishing voile, remember we have it at the following prices Heavy Green Furnishing Brocade Cretonnes—--48-inch. 19/11 YARD In a vareity of shades. I . 48-inch 5/9, 7/2, 9/11 j Plain Furnishing Voile—--37-inch 4/8 YARD 36-incli 4/2 YARD TYMONS & Co. P.O, BOX 5. Where value with service reign supreme GREYMOUTH. J All Mail Order Inquiries answered promptly.