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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 86, 16 August 1923, Page 2

SERIOUS CHANGES. Are Taken in Neglecting A Simple Case of Piles. Any person takes serious chancy in neglecting an attack of Piles, rhis ailment has a tendency to become chronic, and there is also danger ot ulceration, and forming of }' lSt " ,: J' both very difficult to cure. Ihe sate'st remedy for any form °f ' !l - 3 > whether itching or protruding is Doan's Ointment. In using it there is no detentit* from daily occrpa--tion, and the many cures made by it have made it famous in every corner of the world. It enjoys a gnacer demand and more enthusiastic p puarity than any other Pde remedy ever placed on the market. Here Mr F. W. Martin. "Roseville". Mitchell' Street. Marrickville, Sydney, says- "For about twelve months I was 'tortured with Itching P>W ni.l the pain and irritation near.y •i- ivo mo mad. I consulted a doctor, and used Pile remedies, Out could not get permanent relief. I ti ard that Doart's Ointment was good and decided to trv it. After a few applications I felt better, and bv the time the third pot was finished I was perfectly cured. I recommend all those who suffer from Piles to nso Doan's Ointment as I am sure thev will benefit bv it." Eleven years later, Mr Martin says- "Woven vears ago I told von Doan's ui-.unent had cured me 't PiU'rt I can now add that my cure has lasted tor I am still free of this torturing ailment. I always Keep Doan's Ointment in the house and use it occasionally just as a preventative against hiiv return. Doan's Ointment is sold by a" chemists and storekeepers at Ss {)• r not or will be posted on receipt oi price by Foster-McCtellan Co., Jo Hamilton Street, Sydney Bat, be sure you get DOAIM a.

Clearing at ualf price 1/9.. White's Corner, Stratford. QIZB 9ft x 7ft. 6in. one only Axminster carpet, mixed design less than half original price, only £7/19/6.—White's Corner, Stratford. 9ft. x 9ft. one only Axminster carpet, clearing at less than half price £9/13/0, also size 9ft. x 10£t. 6in. at £ll/15/O.—R. H. White & Co. Ltd., White's Corner, Stratford. rnersiiri "n strong soap suds; "NO-RTTBBING" Laundry Help contains no caustic at all. and so harinot harm you. Twenty-one vears' experience with Shnrland's 'Men Brand' Egg Preservative has proved it to bo absolutely safe and reliable. x

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