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jjj RHEUMATIC PAINS HEADACHE " 8 HH Neutralise acidity by a daily glass of Waste matter which is not regularly j|\|! H ENO and you will have taken the best eliminated causes many a headache and k'f precaution against rheumatism. This coated tongue. Keep clean inwardly wl ■ saline drink is pleasant to take, safe and with ENO and the source of most B natural in action and efficient in its headaches will disappear. I| ■ promotion of health. POOR COMPLEXION B ■ ACIDITY Sallow, blotchy or muddy skin can i| That unpleasant acid taste is quickly usually be traced to faulty elimination. HS neutralized by the alkaline content of Clear away accumulated toxins with a 11| B ENO. A glass of bubbling "Fruit Salt" daily glass of ENO and watch the g|| B once or twice a day corrects an unwise natural colour return to your cheeks. 11l ■ diet and washes away stagnant poisons. UNSHAPELY FIGURE PI H BROKEN SLEEP Heavy eyes, pasty skin, an ugly figure— figl RBj In many cases sleeplessness is due to these are often the result of internal pa B indigestion. Ensure inner cleanliness congestion. Many people live half- || HQ and sound sleep follows naturally. That powered lives because of it. Yet ENO B is why disturbed nights rarely trouble regularly will bring about an improve- §f B those who have their glass of ENO ment in appearance and restore cheer- % B regularly. . fulness and vitality. 1 9j Only ENO can give ENO results —so resolutely refuse substitutes | B SOLD EVERYWHERE IN TWO SIZES j BH The words "ENO" and "Fruit Salt" are registered trade marks. |§| H Salcs A " ents: The British Harold F. Ritchie & Co. of N.Z. Ltd., 76 Dixon Street, Wellington NZE.3S ||
I HAVE YOU "IT"? Personality, Confidence, Poise, Ginger, Cheerfulness. Have you all these? Or are you limp, lazy, listless? See that your nerves are sound. Buck them up and build •them up With Marshall's Foepherine, New Zealand's famous nerve tonic, For 100 per cent "It." 100 doees. The large 2/6 size. At all chemists and stores.— (Ad.)
ON THE JOB FOR 70 YEARS. The proud record or New Zealand's popular cough remedy—Baxter's Lung: Preserver. Tills pleasant, warming, soothing specific has been fixing colds and bronchial ailments for over 70 years. Keeping old and young cold-Tree year In, year out. "Baxter's" never falls. Insist on "Baxter's," 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6 at all chemists and stores.—(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 220, 17 September 1934, Page 11
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