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DOCTOR CONQUERS HIS OWN GASTRITIS Con How Eat Anything Congratulates Discoverers of New Quick-Acting Remedy Wfcen a busy doctor sits down and writes to thank the maker* or a remedy which cured his own stomach trouble, you ean be sure lie bas round something worth writing about! Read this doctor's own words:— "I was very much overworked »n<J worried. Gastric symptoms, then "pa*after rood manireste • themselves, so tilI had to go Into hospital. I came out with the trouble .illeviated. but by no means cured. I then started on a box or •Reniiies." The gastric pain, heartburn or 'ac-idlty* disappeared, and I can now eat anything. I always carry two or three Rcnnies in my waistcoat pocket and have a little box run in my consulting room. Naturally, I recommend tbem to any or my patients similarly afflicted. I congratulate you on finding a combination or Ingredients that acts like a charm,"— Signed ( ), M.8.. Ch.B. This doctor is just one or 1198 doctors ; who have written, praising Dig-estlf Rennie PastiUes. Rennies attack all the causes or indigestion directly. The contain antacids which neutralise and take the " lire " out or burning stomach acidabsorbents which " soak up" bloating stomach gas; sedatives which sootn the Inflamed stomach lining: and digestive ferments which help to digest your food. When you reel indigestion coming on, you simply slip two Rennies into vour mouth and suck them. They become active at once; they end stomach pain in less than nve minutes, because they reach your stomach hill strength— not weakened with water; and they taste well. Rennies are twist-wrapped separately, and can be carried loose—air-tight and hygienic—in pocket or handbag. Dlgesttr Rennies are obtainable from an chemists. Trial site. 10 id. Family size, 2/9. mm -***;- WfTm i Ikm m* mil w .^m SPLENDID FOR COLDS dj£-—^B^ i AND INFLUENZA : On coU toft there's nothing : V^J^~.^fp\ i ntotr than . t Ua of Gnat fcS^^^fjl ) Glnjer Brandy. Delldous IS jffi^^Jl i and warming. Fortifies P^^^^^Bfl I afalnu CoMs and Hu. OgaiSHl i Highly concentrated. Get a ifiSNSflKnl , DoctM today.

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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 178, 29 July 1940, Page 3

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341

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 178, 29 July 1940, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 178, 29 July 1940, Page 3

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