The Acid in Your Stomach Would Bum a Hole in the Carpet When you feel indigres- nil—. , tion pains, those V pains are usually caused by too much acid in your stomach. Do you know that that acid is so powerful that it would burn OgJK a hole through a thick Kflr * JfxS pile carpet? Chemists ar® have proved that. 3%yE They have poured a few drops of hydro- M* •• ' jOeA chloric acid (a repro- SML, : duction of stomach acid) on to a carpet. [ and that acid has actually burned a six- k. IMM ;g Inch hole in the carpet. If acid does that to the irlunl carpet, you can Photograph of imagine what it is p st MaM. V doing to your stomach. It is when acid attacks the lining of your stomach that ulcers begin to form. Get rid of that acid by slipping a Digestif Rennie into your mouth after meals—or whenever you feel pain. Rennie is a lozenge which you dissolve in the mouth—it is quite pleasant—it mixes with the saliva and becomes active at once. It contains ingredients that absorb acid, ingredients that neutralise acid, and other ingredients that actively aid' digestion and so prevent excess acid from forming again. Don’t neglect acid indigestion—get a packet of Digestif Rennie from your chemist to-day, trial size 10d., family size 2/8. Digestif Rennie is the new scientific treatment for all digestive troubles—the remedy that is being used and recommended by hundreds of English doctors. It is produced >y the makers of Kruschen Salts, and ig )old by all chemists. _
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■ ■■IRBSHHIBBI NEW KNITTING WOOL IN ALL THE LATEST COLOURS JUST IN. THE KNITTER She sat by the fire and knitted ' A cardigan for her man, • 1 And some socks for the boy who’d flitted Away to a distant land. She made her young Doris a jumper. * A jersey for little Bill, A scarf, too, for Grandad, bless her! ' And she’s knitting still! That youngster of Mrs George Broad- 1 bents ’ Looked frozen without a hat, ’ So she made one out of oddments, ’ And she made him some socks to match. Sometimes as she sits a knitting, She wonders what heaven ’twill be • If she cannot do some knitting ’ Beside the eternal sea. , j OUR SELECTION IS , 41 I DIFFERENT KINDS OF WOOLS IN ALL COLOURS. ] MRS POPE LTD. ■ Art Needlework, Wools, and Baby i Linen Specialist. < 4 107 A, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. j ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■l NO MORE PILES ! Zann will relieve this distressing complaint. Send 9d in ’stamps for t generous trial treatment. Write to- i day! Zann Pty., Box 952HJ, Welling- t ton. —ll s
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Grey River Argus, 1 March 1939, Page 8
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