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JBfIULSION strengthens weak children i AULD & VOSS FOR Motor Spring Repairs. Agricutlural and general Smith Work. —Maire St., off Rangitikei Street (’Phone 5191). Car Greasing etc We employ nn expert MAN (not 1 boys) tor tnis work .... c,ome, and watch him on the job. . . no charge if not satisfied. PETROL SERVICE CO.. Cr. Rangitikpj and Queen Sts. A. C. PINWILJ,. Prop. THRIFT DAYS Ars always with us out your appearance need NOT suffer. Our Dry Cleaning Service Will prolong the lile of your clothee and enable you to lock smart on a modest clothing allowance. Dry Cleaners Regent Arcade. J. A. Dials/. 'PliMa lo7i WE CALL AND DELIVER. Roofs of all kin Js Repaired Glittering - and All Plumbing - Work Attended to by Experts. Iron, Pidging, Nails and All Building Material at Lowest Prices. 'PHONE £.009. Ramsay & Campbell Ltd Plumbers and Ironmongers, 48 RANGITIKEII STREET. CYLINDER GRINDING SAVES BENZINE AND OIL. RESTORES FULL POWER. A. F, MARTIN ENGINEER WEAK KIDNEYS; If everyone realised bow vitally important to general health was the natural, healthy working of the kidneys, not one case of kidney weakness would go a day untreated. Every drop of blood in your system must pass through the kidneys, j there to be filtered of all impurities and poisons—chief among them being uric acid. If the kidneys are too weak to discharge this duty properly, the urjc acid is carried all over the body. This uric acid will then form jagged crystals that settle in joints, causing painful swellings, stiffness, and finally the agony of rheumatism. Or the crystals may actually lodge in the bladder and giveriseto gravel, stone or chronic inflammation. Kidney weakness, which can be easily recognised by backache, heaviness and general lassitude, should be treated at once with De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. They act directly on the kidneys, toning them up and assisting them to clear the system of impurities. Insist on the genuine De Witt’s Pills in the white, blue and gold packet. Sold I yj all chemists and storekeepers, price 3/6 and 6/6. De WITTS KIDNEY AND BLADDER PILLS For Rheumatism, Backache, etc. You cannot be well if your kidneys are ailing*

Famous Dudge Brand Enameiware ‘"JUDGE” WARE. Tinned over tstecl 7 heavy < r au ,f e MEAT WISHES. ° ° 12in. 1/31; ,13in. 2/9 Covered TIN ROASaEKS. 12in. 3/11; 13in. 5/3 3TEWPANS as illustrated. Enamelled over steel, in lice blue colouring. L2 c.m. 2/9; 14 C.m. 3/3; L - c.m. 3/9; IS c.m. 4/6; 10 c.m. 5/9; 22 c.m. 6/11. tVe also have _ a slightly reavicr gauge in . the flowing colours: Black, si - /cry green and latest multi colour. Lids in each case are enamelled. "JUDGE" WARE “JUDGE FOR YOURSELF” the Quality and Finish of this High Grade Enameiware. We have a complete stock of all sizes and in the latest shades. See display in our No. 3 Island Window. A Special Purchase Line of 7in. Enamelled PUDDING BASINS and 13Jin. ENAMEi, f played in this window. ■ LUaU ■'JUDGE" WARE "JUDGE" WARE STEWPANS AS ILLUSTRATED PRICED ON LEFT. WHITE ENAMELLED DOUBLE MILK BOILERS, with wliito enamel lids. 2 PINT 7/6; 3 PINT 8/-; 4 PINT 9/6 TEAPOTS, as illustrated. New silvery C reen body with black spout and handle. 2 PINT 4/3; 3 PINT 4/11 FRYPANS. —Heavy enamel over steel, in black silvery green or multi colour. lOin. 4/6; llin, 5/6 LATEST MULTI COLOUR TEAPOTS, enamelled over steel seamless and beautifully finished. Neat squat shape a» illustrated. If PINT 4/9; 2\ PINT 5/9 SAUCEPANS Bkick enamel over steel. Heavy guage for hard usage, with black enamel lids. The saucepan with a lifetime wear. 3 Pint 4/11; 4 Pint 5/11; 6 Pint 6/6; 8 Pint 7/6; 10 Pint 8/11; 12 Pint 11/6; 14 Pint 13/6; 16 Pint 15/6; 20 Pint 17/6; 24 Pint 19/6. “JUDGE" WARE COLLINSON & SON LTD.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 63, 12 February 1936, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 63, 12 February 1936, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 63, 12 February 1936, Page 3

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