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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 56, 8 March 1922, Page 11

NO SLEEP AT NIGHT THROUGH INDIGESTION. ■ Probably nothing-has a more adverse effect on the health than loss of sleep caused by stomach disturbance, and no- j tiling is more sure of putting this light than Bisurated Magnesia. A one-time sufferer writes: Before I started taking I •Bisurated Magnesia Tablets I always suffered from indigestion, and could not sleep at night, hut since taking them I feel they have done me the world of good, and my wife, who is also taking them, says the same. Bisuratcd Mag-, j nesia (or Bismag as it's often called) in-1 stantly neutralises the harmful acid ! that causes all the trouble, and it quick-' ly rids the stomach of its handicap. It is obtainable at any chemist's in both powder and tablet forms, and for the protection of the public the genuine article always bears the word Bismag boldly displayed on the wrapper.—Advt. A BONNIE MACHINE j Is the little Corona, that ftte as an extra into a corner of the private -office —that looks at home in the -"daintily appointed living room—that is carried with ease by the business traveller on train or steamer—and that can rough it with the stoutest. So light—so compact —so absolutely reliable. Sole N.Z. distributors: The Office Appliance Co., Ltd., 20, Brandon-street.—Advt. TO COMBAT HIGH PRICES. Economising is universal, but the only genuine economy is when you get the best—at a fair price. This is whit happens when you order Sharland's Baking Powder. Cakes, scones; buns, and pastry never fail to rise when Sharland's is used. It ensures success, goes farther, and costs less. Give it a fair 'trial. All grocers sell it.—Advt. In the sheds around the sheep yards, In the humpies by the creek, In the shearers' huts whe-ro BUjims Make the concertinas speak, Or in the bosses' bungalows, .- — All round the year, b© sure, Whero'er you find a cough or cold You'll find Woods' Peppermint Cure. -Advt.