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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 May 1943, Page 6

: Every day Ailments !CORRECTED BY DR. MORSE’S ' INDIAN ROOT PILLS I These are difficult times and in the average home the ordinary domestic requirements usually absorb all one’s income, leaving nothing for medical expenses. Yet even in the best regulated families the little ills of life will creep in. Some member of the family I circle may occasionally suffer from 1 Biliousness or Indigestion, and one I or other will from time to time ex--1 hibit the well-know symptoms of ' Constipation. From these little I troubles more serious complaints I arise, and should, therefore, not be | neglected. The slight headache, bad breath, and discoloured tongue are i the index to a disordered stomach or ; other digestive organs, and the neces- [ sity of keeping a safe, sure and re- [ liable remedy in the house is ap- ■ parent. By following such a course : the more serious illnesses are often ! prevented and considerable suffering and expense thereby avoided. Thai • Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills are the ’ very best family medicine is vouched j for by thousands of grateful men and ! women who have proved their won- ' deri'ul corrective merits. Taken occasional, Dr. Morse’s Indian Root ■Pills are a great protection against ■ these common ailments.—Advt. j V/. H. Comstock Co. Ltd., Farish St., Wellington i Something new for the Winter months. Felt Gloves, cosy and warm, in navy and black; gauntlet style, sizes 6:1 to 7 18/6 pair.—C. Smith Ltd.—Advt.

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