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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 49, 26 August 1926, Page 12

SPRING TIME—NAZOL TIME. Spring, with its changeable, treacherous weather, is an ideal time for the lurking germs of colds. Keep well by taking "Nazol" at the first sign of trouble. One dose gives relief. A powerful germicide, which never fails, penetrating quickly into the tiny passages of the nose and throat. No cold is "Nazol" proof. Is 6d buys 60 doses, at any chemist or store. —Advt. Hundreds and hundreds of unfortunate people are at present in hospitals throughout New Zealand—wrecks of their former selves —enduring untold agony and awaiting serious and costly operations, all because they neglected what in the first place was simple indigestion. What happens? Immediately the digestive organs begin to slacken in their work the food lies in the stomach in a sour-half-digested condition. Gases and acids of a poisonous nature are thereby caused, resulting in intense pain and suffering. In time the walls of the stomach are completely eaten away. Then comes the hospital. Life itself is endangered. Why allow your health ■ and future > happiness '.3 be ruined when by taking Anti-Acido you can rid yourself of indigestion? Sufferers all over the country are loud in their praise of AntiAcido. They have found that AntiAcido means "Good-bye, indigestion." 2s 6d a tin, at all chemists and stores. —(Advt.) "Come, gentle spring! Ethereal mildness, come."-—Thomson. Don't delude yourself into thinking that you can't catch a cold in the springtime. Mild weather may meet you off your guard, and a chill or cold is the result. The wisest course is to be prepared and take Baxter's Lung Preserver. The slightest chill can develop into a serious illness, and "Baxter's" is the surest preventive. Even one dose brings uaso and gives relief. A reliable specific, and also invaluable as a tonic. You can get a generous-sized bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver for 2s Gd from all chemists and stores; family size, 4s 6d. —Advt. First aid for coughs, colds, and influenza, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt