“PEEPING TOMS.”

Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17410, 24 May 1928, Page 13

“PEEPING TOMS.”

WATER CURE TRIED IN GERMANY. TRAPS IN PARK. Water traps for “Peeping Toms” in the Scholzplatz, one of Charlottenburg’s public parks, have been devised by the authorities in an attempt to end the nuisance. The park is much favoured by sweethearts because of its romantic corners and nooks. However, recently the authorities found that persons were trampling down the young shrubs in efforts to spy on the lovers or to overhear their conversations. Drastic means were devised to catch the “Peeping Toms” Holes were dug behind the bushes from which a view might be had of the nearest nook where lovers would be likely to sit. Undeterred. In the holes large casks full of water were placed in such fashion as to be completely concealed. * Many of the traps were “sprung” night after night, and evidence was clear that the “Peeping Toms” had received good duckings. However, the authorities have not. succeeded In putting down the nuisance, and complaints are still beard from romantic couples. PILES—OPERATION AVOIDED. A Philamo man, writing to Zann Proprielary, tells how lie had bleeding and itching piles for three years, tried many palliatives without success, and finally could not walk about except in agony. “Only for your Zann treatment,” lie adds, “I should have been under an operation.” Hundreds of pile sufferers have obviated the necessity for an operation by taking the Zann Double Absorption Treatment. This ends external and internal piles. Blind, bleeding, bnd itching piles—all yield to “Zann” m some eases even where operations have failed. A generous Trial Treatment of “Zann” will be sent to all pile sufferers on receipt of ninepcnce in stamps. Address, Zann Proprietary, Box 952, Wellington. Stocks of “Zann” obtainable .from Manning's Pharmacies Ltd., liamiltou.