A BRILLIANT PHARMACEUTICAL ACHIEVEMENT A master chemist, with a, profound knowledge of drugs and their effects, based on thirty years’ experience, and devoted heart and soul to his business, it is not surprising that Mr Robert Conn, M.P.S., one of New Zealand’s foremost chemists, should have succeeded in producing Anti-Acido, thereby achieving one of the most brilliant pharmaceutical successes of recent years. Realising the prevalence of stomach disorders and the impotency of ordinary drugs and preparations, and him self a martyr to the complaint, Mr Conn get about lo find a cure. Drug after drug and prescription after prescription were tried. After years of painstaking research, Anti-Acido was evolved. To-day, Ahti-Acido is the most popular medicine on the market, and, by restoring the stomach to proper working order, it is bringing health and strength to thousands and thousands. —Advt.
“THE TRUTH IS ALWAYS THE STRONGEST ARGUMENT.” —Sophocles. Truth is the only argument needed to convince you of the efficacy of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. As a remedy for coughs, colds, sore throats, bronchitis, and all chest and lung troubles, it has stood supreme Ybr over sixty years. . “Baxter/s”- is a. splendid tonic,- too, bracing up the system and enabling you to resist coldsmore readily. Half-a-crown secures a generoussized bottle of “Baxter’s” at any chemist’s or store, or, better still, get the large economical size at 4/6 a bottle. — Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 April 1927, Page 10
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