IF BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED take "CALIFORNIA SYRUP of FIGS."

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 127, 30 May 1914, Page 13

IF BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED take "CALIFORNIA SYRUP of FIGS."

Harmless "fruit" laxative cleanses stoaucb, liver, and boy/els without griping er discomfort. An acid stomach, dogged with fermenting, ill-digested food, mewits that the liver ie n«t doing its duty. Nature provided ripe fruit juices to keep the liver up td its work. "California Syrup of Figs" is a deliriously refreshing fruit laxativo whioh is always in season. You <san keep it at hand, and it will be an unfailing friend ■whenever the tongue is coated, bowels sluggish, breath foul, throat dry or sore, stomach full of wind, dnd head hot and aching. You can take a dose whenever

it is needed, as safely as you could eat fresh fruit;. In a short while you will feel the benefit. The bowels will be gently relieved, and the stomach cleansed and sweetened a« the undigested food is moved on and got rid of. The tongue will grow clean again and the head will be cooled and cleared. There is no mistaking the bohdflcul < effects of "California Syrup of Figs." Directions a<re with it for adults and children of all agog. This pleasant, laxative is good for all, and cannot possibly harm even the most delicate, but you must ask for "California Syrup of Figs,' and look for the name and trade mark of the California Fig Syrup Co. All leading chemists sell "California Syrup of Figs." Is lid and Is 9d per bottle. 1