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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 27 November 1924, Page 6

Dyspepsia seeniis always to have been ,the prevailing weakness, or' the national sin, of American people. The fact lias no doubt led them to study the diet of invalids. A P'ahner.ston soldier, whose wounds caused him to expend several months in various hospitals at the front, said the Americans in this respect were preeminent, and we now learn from the letters of a. young New Zealand lady wiio is taking a course of study in American hospitals that benefit and lucrative' degrees may be gained in the pew profession' of “dietician,” which she Jias attained. At the moment of writing (states the Manawatu Times) the new force of healers promised to give the medical men a secondary position so far a,s the demand for x>rofessioiial service is concerned. BUILDING A BANK ACCOUNT WITH "DOMO.” Even if you liave only a few house cows, it is well to remember that you are throwing away a lot of cream that could be sold for cash if you had a “homo” Cream Separator "the ‘ ‘ clean-skimming champion. ’ ’ Send for free “Domo” Booklet. Hawera agent, Bennett and Sutton. —1 . . LASTING BENEFIT. Bilious people are never in good health. They are always more or less headachy, have poor appetites, and are easily upset by any but the plainest diet.’ Chamberlain’s Tablets are unrivalled for the treatment of biliousness. They act promptly on the liver, the root of the trouble, and stimulate it to full activity. Chamberlain’s Tablets act naturally, toning and strengthening the stomach, liver and bowels. The result is real, lasting benefit. Sold everywhere. CADILLAC 8 CAR. We have for disposal a o-seater touring model 57 Cadillac 8, car, complete with side screens, alemite greasing system, etc. This car is in perfect running order and condition. A genuine bargain.—N.Z. Motor Wrecking Co., I Ltdi, 29 Harris Street, Wellington ' Telegraphic address: ‘ ‘ Motorecko.”