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oil! How I Snlt'ered with Awfu| Pains! But W ■''" ' JP pjliOW — BACKACHE Pains—«oßc for Good Many women store up for themselves evidence supplied by a host of men and yews erf euffenagbyneglecting early women who have suffered “untold Symotams of Kidney Trouble. agonies,"provesthat De Witt’s Kidney Tney complain of sharp, shooting and Bladder Pills will effect this healthMina m the back, rheumatic twinges, restoring purpose. These tonic pills can be to™ ^ r ? 01d ’ the T‘ e youn £ .TouL .ITr t:. Uxj.r (especially good for cases of bed-wet-°rnajHead to tW £* and by W ° men at a “ times ’ total health breakdown. They cost but 3/6per box; the larger, When kidneys fail, toxins, uric acid more ec o n ° n “ cal size, 6/6. They are bacteria, impurities from food collect in never so d loosethe system, causing muscles to ache, joints to become stif and painful. It is |O Vt. then your nerves s«ek out in pain. WOMEN, WATCH .k i THESE SYMPTOMS The woman, or man, who f JSMaBHSriSdSK® \ 0 through overwork, worry or neg- IWWK \ (fl lect of so-called minor health- n. IBggjStßF-. \rj troubles has become a “bundle of h, I ■HmMF <3s! q aching nerves," unfit for work or fr HKHk mR ' play, “worn-out and wrary. • NB SHT perhapi a martyr to sleeplessness, UffiMgHs J|iiKSSg/ </> constant shAkme-ss, dizziness, ’•snr J&figQggsßg / * chronic backache, etc., has every eeaaoo to fear kidney trouble. AXZ-j® I Wily The only possible means of J/XA \ viddinc the body erf pain-giving' u \a \ pS io to prompt EekSney! •Ho purify the system—that is their O ■»■_, *iJ\' :*ll-unport*at work/Definite '0 »e WITT’S hkldney and Bladder PILLS S“r recommended for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Stone, Backache, nodes and Joints, and all the serious symptoms caused by Kidney Trouble iSARTORr F AUrUMNGOODSNOW SHOWING f

‘ ' j Easter Bargains at NUTTER’S LTD. B Special Purchase of English Sample Coats, > Raincoats, Frocks, etc. S 5 SMART COATS, in New Tweeds, Diagonals, Cords, Velours. Lined art silk. Large fur collars. In Brown, Black, Green, Saxe, Navy, etc. Usually 70/- to 84/-Easter Special 63/Bample range of SMART READY-TO-WEARS, in new shapes and colours Easter Special 9/11 6 Only HEAVY LEATHERETTE RAINCOATS, fleece lined. Usually 42/- Easter Special 25/1 Only BLACK LEATHERETTE MOTOR COAT, fleece lined. Usually 55/- Easter Special 29/6 1 Only BROWN VELVET RUBBER-LINED RAINCOAT. Usually 55/- Easter Special 29/6 MAIDS’ FINE NAVY SERGE FROCKS. Smart styles, trimmed braid, etc. 27in. to 30in. only. Worth 16/6 — Easter Special 8/11 each Remember our Special Easter Offer of 10 per cent, discount on all goods purchased in our Showroom. NUTTER’S LTD. The Popular Drapers ?Heretaunga Street : Hastings

Men’s Wear I Our New Season’s Prices Compare Them with the Prices you are Paying! j SINGLETS t UNDERPANTS—FIeecv-lined Singlets, M. 1/11. O.S. j 2/2; Pants, M. 2/2, O.S. 2/4: Wool and Cotton, 3/9; O.S. 4/6; Morley’s Heavy Fleecy Cotton 3/6; 0.8. 4/3, X.O.S. 4/11; ! Roslyn Pink, 11/9. | SOX—lOd, lid. 1/6, 1/11, 2/3; Roslyn Marl. 2/11; Gumboot Sox. j (guaranteed three months without a hole), 3/11; Cottou Sox, j plain and fancy, 6d pair. CARDIGANS —Heavy, Grey and Heather. All wool—B/6. JERSEYS—Heavy Grey and Heather. All wool—B/6. N.Z. MADE SUITS— Good wearing, unbeatable for value any- I where—26/3, 29/6, 32/-, 48/-. I BETTER QUALITY SUlTS—Thornproof, 69/6; Worsted, 72/6; j Made to Measure, 7/6 extra. Large number of patterns to I 4 choose from. * W.P. CANVAS GOODS (all guaranteed)—Coats, 29/6; Plain Leggings, 7/9, 9/11; Cycling Legg 'gs. 12/6; Boys’ Coats, 36-ineh long, 21/-, rise. 6d each; Sou-weter, 3/11; Roadmen's Coats, 13/3. RIDING BREECHES—Garbordine, all sizes—lo/9. TROUSERS—Nap, 4/11, 6/11, Palmer. 7/9; Railway Saddle, 10/3, 12/6; Gaberdine, Khaki or Grey, 11/3; other Saddle Tweeds. t 12/6, 14/9, 16/6, 20/-, 25/6. I ’ • HUNT’S KEEN CASH DRAPERS VILLA d’ESTE :: HASTINGS

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 104, 13 April 1933, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 104, 13 April 1933, Page 7

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