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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1922, Page 13

AN HONEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION, It ser-ms certain tliat more people waste moi:..,- in trrlnK ,„ overcome their <ligestlv» troubles iiiun |ln-nii«li any oilier muse of ilMlcaltll. . Them urc so many things on (iio iimrki'l which loosely claim to -'cure -, induction -llilnjre ivlil.h. In many cases, rlo nnl even afford relief. But there Is no mlernprcwntatlim üboiit Bisurated MasncM.i. which = ives relief within three mln-■ilc-i. and. by reiuoriag die cause of the 'Hzrwtive ilishirhance. so bplp." the stomach Him it is soon alili; to do its -.york unaided. Tlicsf. fjirts are vouched for liy the m'iiuy lininin-lrt ~r Idlers from grateful users in all parts of lh world: hy doctors' preserlpti'H'N and Ity liosjiitals' orders. You fan prove H in your own case by pettiUK from tin , npiirrel elipmlst some Illsuratecl Jlasuosia for ■T.lsinas" ns it is usually called). It 1.-; quite inexpensive—and can lie bad in either pnwder or tablet form. Every genuine UiKk.iL'e < f IlisuratiHi Masnesla hears tlm worrl "nisuiag" for tlie juidunee and protcctiou i.r iiie puhllc.—(Ad.) It yr.u fefil a tbiokeulng of t'no throat v>ith hoarsened coming on take five or cix drops of Xazol on loaf sugar every hour. Allow the sugar to dissolve very slowly by placing between the cheek and gums. At night rub a few drops of Xazol round the throat and neck —and cover with flannel or silk handkerchief. By doing this you will obtain immediate relief.-- (Ad.) Smith and Caughey give good value all the year round. Make S. and C.'s your shopping headquarters.— (Ad.) Create an atmosphere of Xazol about you, m> that you constantly inhale it. ii i.s undoubtedly {rood for coughs, colds, sore throats, etc.—:(Ad.)