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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1929, Page 4

MORNING; SICKNESS. STATEMENT BY PROMINENT ■ MEDICAL MAN. ■.-..,.. Expectant mothers will be very invested in this letter, written by a wellknown Dunedin doctor: — "I have found Anti-Acido especially useful in nly maternity work, both in the early apd later months of pregnancy. When I commenced practice, Anti-Aeido was practically unknown. Now every pregnant woman and nursing mother has a tin on her. shelf —she relies on it to relieve the gastric troubles which worry he» at these periods." Anti-Acido prevents all sickness and the attendant nausea and depression. Wholesome nourishing meals can be enjoyed without fear of pain and discomfort. AH chemists and"stores stock Anti-Acido; 2a 6d a tin.—Advt. We fools buy things we can't afford, . And sneer at old-time ways; When naught remains for bed and board We fall on evil days. But commonsense through all survives, ■ When bad colds we endure. We save a coin to save our lives With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.— Advt. .

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