THE KIDNEY SUFFERER.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 March 1933, Page 8

THE KIDNEY SUFFERER.

Backache from morning till nighttired, miserable, sleepless, nervous, restless, rheumatic, dizzy, weak, no appetite, every little task a burden. Stooping sends sharp pains through your back; you feel drowsy and tired early in the day! your nerves seem “on edge”; the least thing irritates you. Your night’s rest is spoiled by the dull ache in your back. No one whose kidneys and blood are clogged with kidney poisons could be different. Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are for the kidney sufferer. Thousands have been cured of serious kidney disease by this medicine. Mrs. J. Land, 470 Devon Street, New Plymouth, says: “A member of my family suffered a good deal from backache and' other symptoms of kidney disorder. The pain in the back was very severe at times; in fact, so bad that every movement meant increased suffering. One day a friend asked me had we tried Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, and as we had not, urged me to get some without delay. I did so, and am delighted to tell you that three bottles effected a complete and perfect cure. I cannot speak too highly of Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills, and recommend this remedy with every confidence.”

Eighteen years later, Mrs. Land says:— “The cure referred to has proved permanent, not a sign of kidney ailment having returned since Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills were used eighteen years ago. We are great believers in this medicine, and always keep. a bottle in the house.”

Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers. FosterM’Clellan Co., Proprietors, 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney. But, be sure you get DOAN’S. 12

RAWHITIROA SCHOOL PICNIC. ENJOYABLE SPORTS AT BEACH. Perfect weather favoured the Rawhitiroa school children on Friday, when the annual school picnic was held at Kaupokonui beach. Swimming in the river and bathing in the breakers kept the children and their parents happily occupied for most of the day, and a pupils’ sports meeting in the afternoon was keenly enjoyed. Fruit, sweets and ice-cream were distributed by members of the school committee, who also were officials for the races and organised the heating of water and other preparations for meals. To them must be given the credit for the success of the picnic, which was the most popular held for many years.

Following are the results of the races, for which the officials were: Judges, Messrs. J. Cocker, F; Cave and G. V. Thame; starter, jMr. A. M. Wilson; marksmen, Messrs. L. Prankerd and E. Fletcher.

Girls’ events: Senior, Joan May 1, Bessie Cocker 2, Ruth Cocker 3; intermediate, Eunice Cocker 1, Melva Bootten ?» Helen Robertson 3; junior, Margaret .Silver 1, Kathleen O’Connor 2, Grace Ry* 3; primers, Margaret Rye 1,-Delia O’Connor 2, June Bleakley 3; consolations Bessie Cocker 1, Ruth Cocker 2, Helen Robertson 3; three-legged, Bessie and Eunice Cocker 1, Joan May and Joan Kiris ?» Helen Robertson and Melva Bootten 3. Boys’ events: Senior, Bob Fletcher 1, Jim Thame 2, Roland ,May 3; junior, Colin Cave 1, Colin May 2, Duncan Robertson' 3; primers, Raymond Thame 1» Geoffrey May 2, Geoffrey Prankerd 3; consolation, Roland May 1, Jim Thame 2, Laurie Fletcher 3; three-legged, Bob Fletcher and Roland May 1, Laurie Fletcher and Jim Thame 2.