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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19123, 18 September 1936, Page 10

LADDER TROUBLE. IS A DANGER AT 40 Thousands of men who have come to the “forties” find that certain natural processes of the body are taking very unnatural courses. The chief indication of “change” is only too often found in bladder trouble, which breaks up health and strength. Urinary trouble, in addition to the pain it often causes, the weakness and exhaustion after every effort to relieve tire sys tem, results in poisons being set up which inflame the delicate lining of the organs, and such troubles as gravel, stone or cystitis (chronic inflammation of the bladder) result. bailing. Get a box of the world-famous De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Take two at night, ona before meals. In 24 horns you will sea results. Continue with this safe, simple treatment and the distressing symptoms, the constant calls of bladder trouble, will disappear. The price of De Witt’s Pills is 3/6. There is a larger, more economical size at 6/6 for cases where longer treatment is necessary. DeWITTS KIDNEY AMD BLADDER FILLS For Rheumatism* Backache, alt* r? in SISTER. WHATEVER CAN I DO FOR / BABY? HIS r~U SKIN IS TERRIBLY \ RED AND CHAFED YES, POOR LITTLE MiTE. HE DOES LOOK >■—UNHAPPY a,'-; I BABIES SKINS ARE SO i SENSITIVE. YOU SHOULD USE REXONA f, \ soap- its so •' / V-A SOOTHING, R-U'At // f PREVENTS j SKIN LANS '. \1 TROUBLESJ-Af-Jn . ... k. 1N... REXON/O HAS MADE A WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE TO BABY'S ( SKIN NOT ONLY TO’ BABY'S-TO MINE, TOO. NOT A SPOT OR A /"*« f \BLEMISH OFANYftj *1 SaWkind The lastAP FEW WEEKS \dhA vs - Always use Rexona Medicated Soap for baby—its gentle medicated lather is his best protection against rashes, chafing, blemishes and the irritating skin troubles that make him so cranky, Rexona Soap contains the same soothing healing properties as Rexona Ointment, the Rapid Healer. For stubborn skin complaints these two make a completely effective treatment. At your chemist’s or store NOW ! 1,111 "'»"■■■■ 11 ' 'fe,109,321x2 Take , 0 chances. Children’s colds *Z beSt tre^ed Without “dosing”! m At oedt ime just nib oil vAp mmm Wmimm |i * 1 : ■ • •••• • • •‘•‘•’•'f : PMVtP-efeStNEKAViOHS egg oV 6~M o KEEPf FRESH

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