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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 22 September 1923, Page 12

llli jjii!!;ii§!!!! * it ii! I ji!« Uiil la i!!!iiiiS? 9 mm SBT 'l)'/ 8 m m m m \\ &>b\ mP l i.m Mfiftiiirr m m SS3 I #BSS 0 -0,^5" ail 3S ft 111111 l -S> /»• AvW! = g /3-?7 is— You will.like the Willys-Knight 7-Passenger Touring Car for £625. Its streamline body, , its low-swung, longer wheelbase, the raking tilt of the windshield and seats, not only instantly convey a pleasing impression if its actual fleetness, but also provide a measure of comfort on New Zealand roads not associated with ordinary cars. The smooth running, extra power of the Willys-Knight sleeve valve motor will be a continual source of satisfaction and economy to you The longer it runs, the better it runs g World-famous car makers, such as Peugeot, Panhard, and Voism did not discard the ordinary poppet-valve engine and adopt the Wiilys-Knight type of motor until they were convinced that the latter was infinitely superior. The “Willys -Knight” motor gives you wonderful hill-climbing facilities, great control of speed, from a slow crawl through quick acceleration to over 60 miles an hour unapproached petrol and oil economy —and practically no upkeep expense. Until the advent of the “Willys-Knight” you had to turn to such cars as the Mercedes Daimler, Minerva, in order to secure the type of engine which lifts the “Willys-Knight so far above other cars of its price. Five Models for immediate deliverys-Passenger Touring; 7-Passenger Touring; Colonial Roadster; 5-Passenger Sedan; and 7-Passenger Sedan. Prices from i 655. THE CAR OF TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE AGENTS: PYNE GOULD, GUINNESS, Ltd., Timaru, Waimate, Or from the Distributors, South Island Motors Ltd., Christchurch "I* lll ,|iiii|l!!!;l i ; ''•llllllll SM 1 !!);;;' » in I I in; llliii" < i JBWBLL-SKJNNER-

Is your Linen turning yellow ? | That ugly yellow tinge which often appears in indifferently laundered linen is often due to the use of inferior starches. Use Col man’s end your linen will last longer rnliiiliim ii jiiimiMHiiii iimuHi'if"' l r SPEIGHTS •r'..v lIS Bottled Ale R. POWLEY & CO., Bottlers, Wine and Spirit Merchants - - DyNETHjN Our Trade-Mark Bottle* are not told, although a deposit may have been taken.

TIIE SUITE SIGN. A dull, persistent pain in the back, an ache that spoils sleep and is worse in the morning, a sharp, cutting pain when bending, is a sure sign of kidney disease. It is not really the back aching, but the kidneys, iwhich lie just beneath the small of the back. Doan’s Backache Kulnev Dills quickly relieve the jddneys and help them to drive out of the body the poisons which cause backache, urinary disorders, rheumatism. gravel, stone. The ease hero given proves that cures are thorough— Mrs Wm. .Harper, Makikihi, near Titnaru, says: "It gi\es me great ideasure to publicly testily to Die merits of Doan’s Backache Kidney Dills. .For a long time my husband suffered terrible with 1 1 is kidneys, and as a result was' troubled a lot with severe pains in In's back, i rinary disorders, dizzy attacks and restless nights. Von will see by the symptoms that be was f,,r from well, but until he got Doan's Backache Kidnev Fills nothing lie look did him the least bit of good. This remedy, however, gave him relief almost immediately. a lid six bottles reston'd him to perfect," health. If is nine months since Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills cured him and lie has had no return of his old complaint, so I think his cure is a permanent one. 1 earnestly recommend Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills, to all who suffer with the kidneys.” Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are ;ts, pier bottle, or will be posted oil resold bv all chemists and storekeepers ateeipt of price by 1' osfet-Met Iclla n To., If Hamilton Street, Sidney. But, be sure you get DOAN S. I