When Daily Food means Daily Misery SYRUP gives renewed health, strength, sound digestion. L _ Distinguished by the flavour \ At^JJirf^" that only the freshest fruit V. /.. UJEGaS[jII» " Buy a tin to-day for tea IK§iijg]|\ to-morrow " - £*Btt*£!wE3L. FJKiJff xlEVINE a.nd STEVENSON'S St. GEOKGE pSßK^^jF^^il^^SS^^ CO. LTD. Dunodin and Auckland. y^fr^Ts^k RESTFCR MCKUNGandSAIADS. &SHARLANI&i BEWARE - - - - - Of A SIMILARITY OF NAME SO great has been the success of " Anti-Acido " that imitations under a similar name are now being thrust upon the market. In a few instances people have been led to believe that " Anti-Acido " is being sold in tablet form. " Anti-Acido," however is compounded as a powder, for which there is definitely no satisfactory substitute. As one well-known doctor says: "I am no advocate of patent medicines, but I testify to the value of "Anti-Acido." And Cjsßlsri|^&| another states: "IT IS THE ONLY PATENT jjfcgWpß|p|«gl MEDICINE I HAVE EVER PRESCRIBED. C^^f^^M
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 27, 2 February 1932, Page 11
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147Page 11 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 27, 2 February 1932, Page 11
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