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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 244, 12 October 1918, Page 6

ACID CAUSES INDIGESTION. An unpleasant feeling of fullness after meals, a flushed face, heartburn and wind are all readily recognised symptoms of indigestirtu and dyspepsia, but very fewpeople realise that the direct cause of all these troubles is excess acl.l in the stomach. To prevent food fermentation and overcome this liarmful acid there Is nothing finer than half a teaspoonful of blsnrated magnesia taken in a little warm or cold water directly after each meal, and If more people would only use this simple home remedy Instead of drugs, there would soon be no more Indigestion. Re sure, however, to get blsnrated magnesia, as ordinary forms are often i unsuitable for this purpose.—(Ad.)

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SITUATIONS WANTED. JOI2TCRS and Cabinetmakers -wanted. Maud, Jlanukau lid.. J&psum. 'l'uoiie 4188. 5M> ABOUHERS and Carpenters 02) wanted for Shaw. Savin job, Strand, Parncll. G. I-L Edwards, Contractor. 605 ROBATIONBII wanted.—Apply Matron, Woodside Hospital. 60S DOMESTICS WANTED. GIRU strong, wanted, 16 or 17, to help with children and house work: good Ibonie mid. good wage*.—-I , hone oG'32 (:i rings). G7O MAID .wanted, to assist; also Kitchen Help.—Arundel, Waterloo Quadrant. opp. "Government House. CGO WAITRESS, smart, wanted at once.— Address Star Utßcc. «71 SmJATIONS WANTED. TfMTLOYMENT wanted, by elderly man, S-J preferably in private hospital, orphanage, •or store. — lixperienced, %[ Waterloo Quadrant. 3SO WANTED TO HIRE. T AOCOH and Diaghy -wanted* to Hire, for -L* ashing.—l'riee, etc., to Magneto, m>7, SUir Office. WANTED TO BUT. T> O O X S WANTED. GENERAL I.JTERATUKE, in large or Fmnll qiuiru.il.ios: also Novels, Magazines, j and Modern Music. Must be in good order. IWe will call and make offer if desired. BOOK BAZAAR. WeUesley Street. Tcone ID6A. c