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Evening Star, Issue 22515, 7 December 1936, Page 6

CESTIO % & SC V mM o s y*> Diagrammatic Sketch of Stomach. Intestines and Heart. De Witt’s Antacid Powder has been prepared to meet the very complicated nature of indigestion troubles. It acts in a logical and common-sense way, and if you persevere it will eventually relieve you of your trouble entirely. You will feel healthier and happier, because you are pain-free and your food does you good. .... HERE Distension of the stomach caused by gases from fer- ■ menting food. Excess acidity is the trouble. Flatulence, heartburn and palpitation are the symptoms. HERE Inflamed or ulcerated stomach. ■I The continual action of hot stomach acids on the lining of a weak stomach eventually causes painful inflammation (gastritis or dyspepsia), and in extreme cases, stomach ulcers. HERE Duodenal ulcers. Excess — outpouring of stomach adds attack the interior walls of the duodenum (the first portion of the intestines). Agonising, gnawing psun is the symptom. This pam often disappears directly after a meal, only to recur with agonising intensity shortly after. On entering the stomach De Witt's Antacid Powder FIRSTLY neutralises the excess acid and renders it harmless Read why this disorder needs such careful and specialised treatment to the inflamed stomach. The pain of flatulence is immediately relieved, i Secondly, the valuable Colloidal Kaolin ingredient coats the stomach walls, and whilst protecting the inflammation or ulcers from the burning adds, allows the ordinary work of digestion to go on. |, Thirdly, another ingredient digests a portion of your food, taking a further load off the weak stomach. Finally, by persistent use of DeWitt’s Antadd Powder, the system gets regulated and healthy so that the stomach can digest your food, excess acidity is avoided, your pains vanish and medicine is no longer required. So every day you put off getting a supply of De WITT’S Antadd Powder means another day of unnecessary suffering for you. n /#» Sold in sky-blue canister, price “/O ANTACID POWDER

_*V Santa's best tip on what to give this Christmas is the gift of a “SleepweH” Mattress. It will be a gift of restful nights for many years to come. The buoyant comfort of a “Sleepwell" enables instant relaxation of every nerve and muscle, inducing sound, restful sleep that enables you to rise refreshed in mind and body, r Sleepwell Mattresses obtainable with Inner Spring Construction, Kapok or Wool Fillings. Leading drap-' ers and furnishers- Written"' guarantee with ever/ Sleepwell.' None genuine unless woven "Sleepwell'' label attached to mattress. I ARTHUR ELLIS & CO. LTD. Wholesale Manufacturers, DUNEDIN

JVEWvh ficdtafafa A Contains no starch or cornflour. Flavour is j wonderful, ifj r * \ " delicious health - giving food, which should be incorporated in all diets. /J liM Unusual Christmas Gifts That an unusual gift can also be useful and practical is demonstrated by these suggestions. We invite you to call and examine our stocks. Thermometers from 3/-. Sunglasses from 2/0. Magnifying Glasses—from 3/*. Compasses from 3/*. Microscopes from 7/6. Beading Glasses—from 8/6. Binoculars from $5. Barometers from £l. Fairmaid Optical j Co. Ltd. Queen’s Building, 119 Princes Street, Dunedin, 0.1. A. H. Fairmaid, L. N. Medlin, Consulting Opticians.

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