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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 November 1939, Page 11

FAMILY THOUGHT HE WAS DYING Had Gastric Ulcers For Years Now Eats Almost Anything Believed to be dying from gastric ulcers, this man has surprised his family by his remarkable recovery. How did he do it? Let him tell you about it in his own words: —■ “I suffered for years with gastric ulcers,” he writes. “I was never free from pain and quite unable to work. A few months ago, my family thought I was dying. Then my wife saw an advertisement of Digestif Rennies, and my daughter got me a box. Now, praise be, I have had no pain, no wind in my stomach, no ‘acid’ for weeks: and I am glad to say that I am able to eat food that used to be forbidden me. Since taking Rennies, I have gained weight. My doctor will verify what my letter says, and he will tell you how long it is since I needed treatment from him. Two of my friends are now taking these marvellous Rennies and won’t be without them.” —W.F. Digestif Rennie Pastilles work in three w r ays. They contain antacids which neutralise acidity; absorbents which reduce stomach gas; and digestive ferments which actively aid digestion. Rennies are a pleasant type of lozenge which dissolve in the mouth. They become active at once, because they reach your stomach full strength —not weakened with water. Rennies are twist-wrapped separately, and can be carried loose —airtight and hygienic —in pocket or handbag. Two Digestif Rennies end stomach pain in less than five minutes. Digestif Rennies are obtainable of all Chemists, trial size 10d., family size 2/8.

MMMMMmiad "'Mai 6 if t'rZSfix Att r n p ! rfec b h T'i h and vitality by the daily use I. ** i of Seameal. Supplies the •=*=> 11 ol I correct amount of lodine I I essential to a balanced li.>. diet. < - an be use d in X our II i;; ordinary cooking. SSAMEAL

TAKE IT WITH YOU. Holiday makers and week-enders should be prepared for sudden changes of wealther. Be sure and pack a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver, as a safeguard against chills and colds. “Baxters” will nip a cold in the bud and prevent holidays from being spoilt, i( , . Put in a bottle of “Baxters, sold r.vol'VWllPl’P Advt.

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New Zealand at Work! No. 12 of a series of advertisements for Silver Fern Tobacco. THE PRINTERModern machinery and skilled craftsmen assure a high standard of printing in New Zealand. With those employed in this very // important industry, Silver Fern, the =— 1/ New Zealand Cigarette Tobacco, is I // / a popular favourite. nN / - ,2s The Compositor W/ds fine cuT or COARSE CUT The Printing, Machinist IlllluF CI G.'A R EiT.T E TOBACCO FOR “MANY HAPPY ROLLINGS” __