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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 March 1922, Page 8

I I i - I 1 i I l I The Expectant Smile E Gerstena Porridge is always welcomed at the | e table with a smile —an involuntary tribute to its E delicious flavour. This is a characteristic of | E Gerstena, young folks and their elders always g e enjoy Gerstena Porridge. | E On the other hand, the wonderful balance of r 3 vitamine and protein nourishment contained m g = Gerstena has unbiassed medical endorsement. | = While thousands of housewives will testify to the | = great convenience of being able to cook Gerstena | : Porridge in two minutes—properly. g | Lay the foundation for a smiling family by ordering “Gerstena” g 3 ' from your grocer to-day. a = ! I Porrid&e I I (W/O I H £ -- Every three months The □ ifk/O iOl* Gers ena Food M'anuf iclur- o 3 i s * n ° 6oy. distribute 250 Cash f S 3 Gxcrswna Pnz?sfor the largest number | S H of empty Gerstena Bags sent 1 A’tZAr?)''J B A ITePI in to tl e end of March, Jine, 1 rl 3. ® . . Septeo her, land becen.ber. I I ' M 3 Very little effort is required to win £25. 1 u.l particu.ars 1 1 j th | are enclosed in each bag of Geistena. I a Goldberg— l 4

than Pills ¥OU will never wish to take another H dose of pills after having once used I Chamberlain’s Tablets. They are easier | and more pleasant to take, more gentle and h | mild in their action and more reliable. They I leave the bowels in a natural condition, while J the use of pills is often followed by severe b l constipation, requiring a constant increase in | ~ the dose. You will find that your general i | health will be greatly benefitted by a course of I

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