!^' OFF FOB ENGLAND. IV GOOD TIUP NOW ASSURED. ' A well-known New Zealand lady who sailed reconlly for England jusl, before leaving sent, tlin following telegram 1o ;i i'riend: "Thanks for Atil.i-Acitlo. Good trip now (insured." !Iji l/avolling. as in ovory-day life, the stomm-h oiisily oocomes upsot. Food di«agrsof, potaonoii.i ncida nnd gnses urn formod, and life is a round of pnin ;md misery. Anli-Acidn cniuil-eracts acidily, ■iinul.ralißi'3 Hie Jioifonp. and brealcs up tlio gnnvx, A. fmv dnq(is, and your aji'jmlifij j-f-ttirtifi. iVmd i s rli<;c3l{'il and a,sFiiiiilfilcd jir(i|icrly, anil your whole rj,-nyfitfni is tnn.Ml up iind invigorated." y- <"'li"Tnia(-s aii'l sl,r>r>-i evcrywliern. stock '. rAnfi-Arido. -.1 (id a tin. —Advl, Wooda' (Jrnflt. J'pppprrninfc (jijrn for Congbn and Colds, never fails. —Advt, j
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 102, 4 May 1929, Page 25
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121Page 25 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 102, 4 May 1929, Page 25
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