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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 30, 5 February 1925, Page 9

BANG.' BANG: Commotion at Chemist's Door. It. lacked a few mi miles of opening lime one Sunday evenlnc. when the pi." prietor of a well-known pharmacy was startled to hear a loud persistent banging' on his front dr.nr. Thinking nn n.-.-idei.t; had occurred, he rushed to the front ■■>. ascertain the trouble. There before him' stood a ynuns-stor of diminutive stature.: cool and unconcerned. "What's all the' fuss about, son V" "Tin of Anti-Acido. . please! Mum said to hurry." The incident is highly amusinz. but ' ■•Mum" will have Ihe sympathy of most I Indigestion sufferers. The agony of the| complaint is almost unendurable at times. I and the need for Anti-Acido is imperative. I Hoot -Mum" was caught unawares—and ' life without Anti-Acido is au inferno of' agony and misery for the indigestion ' sufferer. No wonder "Mum" said ilurrv."! Anti-Acldo brinss immediate rc-lier with the first dose, and continued use invariably - cares the most chronic cases. Wholesale distributors: F. and N. Suckling, Anzac I Avenue, Auckland.— (Ad.)

WONDERFUL BARGAINS AT FLACKSON'S ! THIS WEEK. ' Tulle. Phenomenal value: double i width, rainproof tulle, lid yard, usually [■ 21. tan you hen; it? Black. na\y, | brown, biscuit, grow lawn, cinnamon, j, eic-. The House of Fh kson, Eld.. tiarangahape Road.— Ad.J j