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Wairarapa Daily Times, 25 May 1936, Page 7

> r Read this letter:— “I feel I must tell you of the good Lane a Emulsion has done my little, toddler. Some months ago she had whooping cough and had just recovered from that when she got Influenza and Bronchitis. We were very worried, when we decided to try your Emulsion. She lias just finished the first large bottle; she is much plumper and quite rosy, and the cough lsjust about gone. She looks so well now.-’ (Name on request.) a/9 & 419 3 bottle at all Chemists and Stores. emulsion RHEUMATISM 'KSdnsy Trouble is the O&tiss Stiff, swollen joints, with the gnawing, ever-present agony of rheumatism. Days seem long with pain, but nights seem endless and do not bring the peaceful rest your aching body needs. You must realise your kidneys are letting you down, and no permanent relief will come while your kidneys are ailing. Thousands of men and women are today walking about in dreadful pain who could end that pain for good if they would only take the simple advice given here. , What you must do is prompt the kidneys to healthy action, and there is no better, no quicker, no surer means of doing this than by starting with DeWitt’s Pills to-day. No ridiculous You. cannot be well if cure . a ll properties voter kidneys are ailing. d J for De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are made for the special purpose of ending rheumatism, backache, bladder trouble and the pain and weakness caused by kidney trouble. De Witt’s Pills will not only rid you of your pain, but their splendid tonic action will bring back renewed vigour and vitality. Sold only in the white, blue and gold box, by chemists and storekeepers, price 3/6 and 6/6. Get relief to-day by getting the genuine KIDNEY AND BLADDER For Rheumatism, Backache, etc. -eras# £/*«# bro COUGH/ The commonest cause of schooldays missed, that classroom caught COLD with its house disturbing, sleep-hinder-ing cough o'nights. Bonnincjton's Irish Moss abates the fever, eases the breathing, stops a COUGH, gives peace in the house. IMITATIONS: Refuse such, get Bonnington's. I/6 & 2/6. AA S I Wet Winter Weather and Washing CAVE yourself the worry and trouble of having washing day turn out wet. Send it all to the Laundry—it is returned ironed and ready for use, and the cost is really small—in fact, housewives who send their washing to us have realised that it DOES NOT PAY to do it themselves, quite apart from the worry and trouble of getting it dry in wet weather, and all the tedious work of ironing. v All you have to do is ’PHONE 1378, and our van will collect and return your washing. WAIRARAPA STEAM LAUNDRY AND RAG BASH. King Street, Masterton.