HAD TO BE FED LIKE A CHILD

Hawera Star, Volume LII, 26 January 1933, Page 2

HAD TO BE FED LIKE A CHILD

— — 4> BED-RIDDEN WITH RHEUMATISM. KRUSCHEN GAVE HER NEW LIES. To this woman it must have been like commencing -to live a new life, when she began to use her arms and legs again, after they had been helpless for ten years. "I suffered with rheumatism,” she writes, “and had been bed-ridden since 1920. I could not move arms or legs, and had -to bo fed like a child. Everybody thought -I .should be an invalid all my life. I forced myself to fight against 1 it, and tried a number of different r things. It was Krusehen that eventu- ! ally -saved me, and -to-day I consider it lis saving my life. My condition has greatlv improved, and my l-imbls are gradually becoming more supple. Already I can eat without assistance, and dress myself—which I had not done for ten years.”—M. H. No remedy can bring permanent relief from 1 rheumatism unless it performs three separate functions. These are (a) dissolution, of the needle-point-ed- uric acid crystals which cause the pain; (b) expulsion of these crystals from the system; (c) prevention of a further accumulation- of uric acid. Two of the ingredients of Kruisehen Salts are the most effectual solvents of Uric acid known to medical science. They' swiftly dull the sharp edges of the painful crystals-, then convert them into- a harmless solution. Other in- [ gredients of these Salts have a stimuI luting effect upon the kidneys, and assist them to expel the dissolved uratic needles through the natural channel. Combined with these solvents and eliminamts of uric acid are still other salt® which prevent food fermentation taking place in the intestine, and thereby check the further formation of mischievous uric acid. Krusehen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and. Stores at 2/6 per bottle.

Eighth Round. ST. Cottier 21 v. I. D. Blaekie 7. F. Mason 25 v. A: Goodwin 11. J. Turnbull 28 v. A. Ambury 12. W. Thomson 21 v. T. H. H. Sinclair 19. J. W. Harrison 22 v. R. W. Green 17. ,J. McNeill 20 v. A. H. R. Amess 8. Ninth Round. .7. W. Turnbull 33 v. T. H. H. Sinclair 20. J. W. Harrison 19 v. A. Ambury 16. F. Mason 22- v. R. W. Green 10. I. D. Blaekie* 24 v. J. McNeill 1 14. A. H. R. Amess 19 v. A. Goodwin 17. H. Cottier 18 v. W. W. Thomson 15. SECTION E. PARITUTU GREEN. Seventh Round. R. Boulton (West End) 24 v. H. Townsley (Hawera) 15. J. Wilson (Opunake) v. P. Jury (Fitzroy) 12. F. Adamson (Thames) 20 v. V. H. Beal (West End) 13. J. Abbott (Fitzroy) 22 v. W. Wicks (Waverley) 19. A. Dickinson (Avon) 20 v. J. McLeod (New Plymouth) 14. W. Healy (Vogeltown) 25 v. A. O. Casey (Eltham) 14.

Eighth Round. J. Abbott 28 v. H. Townsley 12. W. Wicks 28 v. W. Healy 16. P. Jury 22 v. R. Boulton 14. A. Dickinson 26 v. J. Wilson 8. V. H. Beal 28 v. A. O. Casev 11. F. Adamson 20 v. J. McLeod 14. Ninth Round. R. Boulton 24 v. A. Dickinson 12 A. O. -Casev .19 v. W. - Wicks 16. J. McLeod 25 v. H.-Townsley 24. .7. Wilson 20 v. J. Abbott 19. V. H. Beal 24 v. P. Jury 18. W. Healy 23 y. F. Adamson 11. POSITION OF THE RINKS. Section A.

Wins Losses ,T. Golds tone (Wanganui} 8 1 A. K. Smart (N.P.) 7 a ,T. Somerton (Fitzrov) G a T. Shecliy (West End) 5 4 F. Spurdle (Inglewood) 5 4 F. Julian (Piliama) 4 5 T. Cork ill (Haw era) 4 5 A. C. Evans (Vogeltown) (5 W. Harris (Stratford) o 7 T. C. Fookes (N.P.) 1 8

Section B. J. Buchan (Tc Aroha) (i - J T. Williams (Fitzroyl 0 A. Higgs (New Plymouth) G 3 .T. O’Shea (Palmerston N.) 5 4 G-. 'Sole (West End) 5 4 W. H. Preeman (N.P.) 5 4 L. B. Davis (Stratford) 5 4 Poh’i Tito (Pihama) - 4 5 A. Bartlett (Awakino) 2 7 E. Jackson (Parititu) 1 8

Section C'. J. Lobb (West End) 7 2 A. C. Smith (Park) 7 W . H. Nosworthy. (Waitara) 0 3 J. Weston ( Avon) 5 4 F. Wallis (Paritutu) 5 4 1ST. Murray Fitzroy) 5 4 J. E. M. Stewart (Eltham) 4 5 S. Ewing (Stratford) 4 5 T. H. Horton (N.P.) G T. Skoglund (Stratford) 3 6 V. Boulton (Cambridge) 3 6 N. Wcnham (Feilding) 2 7

Section D. H. Cottier (Inglewood) 7 2 J. McNeill (Fitzroy) 7 2 ,T. Turnbull (‘West End) 7 2 A. H. R. Amess (Stratford) f! 3 .T. W. Harrison (Eltlham) 0 E. Mason (Park) 4 0 W.W. Thomson (Paritutu) ...... 4 5 A. Goodwin (Fire Brigade) 4 5 I. D. Blackie (Wnverlev) 0 R. W. Green (St. Johns) 3 ti T. II. Sinclair (Opunake) 9 7 A. AonbuiV (N.P.) - i 8

Section E. JR. '.Boulton (West End) ... 8 i 1 V. H. Beni (West End) ... (i 3 ,T. Abbott (Fitzroy) 5 4 A. 0. Casey (Eltham) ... n 4 4 F. Adamson (Thames) 5 P. Jury (Fitzrov) i) 4 A. Dickinson (Avon) 4 5 J. Wilson (Opunalce) 4 5 J. McLeod (N.P.) 4 5 H. Townsloy (Hawera) .... G W. Healy (Vogeltown) .... J (i W. Wicks (Waverley) .... 7