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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 June 1927, Page 8

DISCOURSE ON DIGESTION BY ROBERT CONN. M.P.S. You simply would not believe the number of people Who have come to me and begged for anything, at any price, to relieve the agony of indigestion. Even I, who have com’e in contact with much sickness, have been shocked to hear of the ordeals they have passed through. In all my thirty years of experience I have known of no complaint which has caused so much havoc as simple indigestion. To-day a few twitches tfter a meal: and in a few weeks a positive physical wreck. It has got a hold on you before you realise it. There is only one preparation for stomach disorders which will cure indigestion, and that is Anti-Acido. I have given it to hundreds of the worst cases, and it has never failed. Anyone with stomach trouble, slight or severe, should take Anti-Acido without delay. Anti-Acido will put them right at once, and save no end of future suffering and trouble. —Advt.

TIIE STORY OF EIGHT PENNIES. He was a miserable failure, and Fate had not been kind. Here he stood, with onlj r eight pennies in his pocket. Should he have a feed or spend the money on a smoke, and then end it all? He had a smoke, and the soothing influence of the tobacco inspired him with fresh He faced the world again and resolutely battled his wav from step to step. To-day he is the owner of a big organisation. He looks back with pleasure to that day when he spent his only eight pennies in buying an ounce of Bears’ Mild Tobacco. “Smoke Bears’! It’s best and cheapest. Only Bd. an ounce. Sold loose by weight!”