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3 3 3 Smart Girls (Watch this Grow) AGNES SAMSON VTEW GOODS EVERY. MAIL. '■ COATS, FROCES, ENSEMBLES, HATS. 226 LAMBTOM QUAY. Wellington. :ii|^^fc^^«l|S|j(jS GEUCIQUS S NOURISHING I 8oQ« Per packe* All GOOD Grocers stock it MARY ANDERSON-— f or SmarL Novelty J RACE WEAR T. & G. Bldgs. telephone 24 Grey Street ' 45-248 T NINE YEARS OF STOMACH TROUBLE "Can Eal Anything Now" .For nine long years -Mr. H suffered the agony and torture of stomach trouble. Xet only a trial course of Maclean Brand ytoinaeu' Powder made him so much better that he feels as though he is m leaven I" Read his amazing letter: "For nine years 1 have been under doctors' and several fees in hospital, but "Ot no satisfaction until a friend told me of a bad case which Maclean Brand Stomach Powder had cured. So. I decided to give it a trial, and everyone is amazed at the difference in me. I can eat Jind drink anything now, and feelas it 1 am in heaven." Such nn experience as tins must convince you that Maclean Brand can bring .you the relief you long for. Get a bottle ito-day* but refuse to have anything to do -with cheap substitutes which have arisen throu"li its wonderful record. Ask for Maclean Brand Stomach Powder, and see that the signature. "ALEX. C. MACLEAN" is on the bottle and carton. JNever sold loose. New Zealand Distributors:Jpllands, Ltd., Wellington. Delight the Easter Bride with a j ; lifelong Gift from our selection of Fine. Quality Goods. ' Call and see-them or write for ■• Particulars, P.O. Box 629, : Wellington I NOW. SHOWING - ■ • AUTUMN SUITS DRESSES •^TREETV •AFTERNOON • COCKTAIL Vj> Smart, young, styled with "% simplicity . . . embracing all the new features . . . to win the approval of discriminating buyers. ' 220 LAMBTON QUAY. Bri.tol Building* (opp. Midland Hold). Rheumatism and Neuritis MANY NEVER SUSPECT REAL CAUSE Rheumatism and Neuritis are now being successfully combatad by a new, scientific method. Specialists have at last traced the cause of these torturing ailments to self-poisoning, i.e., a clogged colon. As a result of inactivity of the colon (large intestine) unevacuated fragments of food waste encrust on the colon walls —much as rust incrusts on a water pipe—and ,there decay. Virulent poisons and acids develop, seep into the bloodstream and overthrow its normal "alkaline reserve." Once the blood becomes excessively acid due to circulating poisons in the form of urates, rheumatic afflictions are bound to result. The razor-edged uric acid crystals deposit in different parts of the body and lacerate the nerves at every movement, causing the torturing pains of rheumatism, neuritis and sciatica. To overcomo Rheumatism and Neuritis you must first clear away the encrustations of poisonous waste on tho colon. Ordinary bowel movements do not do this—the walls of the colon have become weak and inactive. Opening medicines only purge the lower end of the bowol. So drink warm wator and 'Coloseptlc' ovary morning. This cleanses tho colon of all food waste and tones up the walls giving them back their power of normal movement. 'Coloseptlc' overcomes all impure conditions in the blood. Uric acid de- ' posits arc dissolved away as the blood regains Its normal alkaline reserve under the influence of 'Coloseptic' It also stimulates the action of the kidneys, pores of the skin and the lungs — other vital organs which eliminate acids and poisons from the system. 'Coloseptic' checks self-poisoning, combats acidity, aids nutrition and establishes better Internal cleanness. By its concerted action It overcomes tho real cause of rheumatism and builds new, better health. At all chemists. Individual size 2/9, Economy size 5/6. FREE SAMPLE. — A liberal Fr»o Trial Samplo and interesting, intimate bonk will he-sent you. Send 3d. stamps for postnß». -COLOSEPTIC Co, (N.Z,) Ltd., (Desk C 8 ) P.O. Box 1067, Auckland.

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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 58, 10 March 1937, Page 16

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