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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 75, 31 March 1937, Page 7

HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW WINTER IS^OVERCOATS M^Mb** "THE UNION" .- Whatever you've been used ■to paying before, ■ fifi^r ife'SS^W * you've never bought GREATER 'Overcoat value. ' ■ m^WIM ' '"•pwt-NOWi: .;.::■ •.■•:->: They're of su^er quality all wool tweeds, in a won- V. derful range of distinctive- patterns and colourings. '•; ; YA".-,,l^**" - H Luxuriously warm, smartly form-fitting, yet free from .""" ':■ exaggeration, these fine Overcoats will retain their M"V"' ? ■ ' ■'-1 faultless appearance though subject to the hardest E> i^ priced Try -m /*r r a K^l^.-^ from... / 3/" TO L 3"3 Hv - ItimbtenOu»y^^^^^^^ .WELLINGTON %fW PETON6 . / ■ ~—^^oto*^*^^^^^^^ He has never regretted his choice. Never ' nervy f, always keen, he is the most efficient man in the office and the cheeriest of companions. HERE IS A MAN who gets home from his work Jf would g£t most out of Ufcj start tak i ng feeUng that the real day has only just begun. Sanatogen to-day. You will notice a real improveHe works hard enough, goodness knows, but the . q your genera i health before the tin is finished] evening always sees him fit for anything ... bridge, , : -~ • „'■.;■• j cinema, a game with the kiddies or a long walk. No The • Medical Press & Circular says, Smatogef wonder his wife is the envy of her neighbours. has an immediate and remark- V Hi, V secret ; is simple . He has r.aiM d« *= "^f''*^^ noise and speed of modern life are subjecting his nerves «* ~ * to a strain they can only, just withstand., So he feeds sy ?-5^P his nerves and blood stream, every day, with Sanat- obtainable at all chemists, from o^n He chose Sanatogen on his doctor's advice, 3 / 9 a tin. The larger sizes (5/6, lal^F ; because it is a food, not a stimulant ; the good it does 9/- end 16/-) are, of «urse, is permanent; there can be no reaction. - cheaper in the long run. ■ .^^B^ :| GENATOSAN LTD., LOUGHBOROUGH, ENGLAND. !

ROLLED IN AGONY THROUGH INDIGESTION

Nurses know more than ordinary people about curing their ailments, but it wasn't until Nurse D.W. tried Maclean Brand Stomach Powder that she found lasting relief for the severe indigestion thattroubled her.

"I have suffered for more years than 1 care to remember," she writes, ''from what my mother calls 'spasms.' a very severe form of indigestion. Many a time I have rolled in agony for hours. '•I tried countless remedies, and all without success. Last year I had just come out of hospital after an operation when I had a most, alarming attack. "My young sister, who always has Maclean Brand Stomach Powder in th<? house, persuaded me to try a dose, and I would not have believed that just a single close would have had so instantaneous and marvellous an offect.

"It is useless to try and explain my gratitude, but I assure you it is very sincere."

How bad is your stomach trouble? Even if it is as bad as this nurse's you can soon get rid of it with Maclean Branfj Stomach Powder, the one with the signature "ALEX. C. MACLEAN" on the bottle and carton. Xew Zealand Distributors: Jollands, Ltd., Wellington,

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