Felt Blown Out Ol after the smallest meal For many years this lady could not eat the smallest meal without feeling, in her own words, “blown out.” Every indigestion sufferer will know what that means. Now she pins her faith to Rennies. Read her letter : @ “/ have suffered for many years with a very bad stomach, and after the slightest meal I felt blown out and very uncomfortable, suffering from flatulence and heartburn, with very severe pains. I have tried many different kinds of tablets and powders without much effect, and after giving Digestif Rennie a very fair trial, I pin my faith to them in future. You have put on the market at last a long-felt want.” —(Mrs.) R.K. Digestif Rennie Pastilles contain 1 antacids which neutralise excess acidthe cause of nearly all digestive disorders. When excess acid has been neutralised, indigestion simply cannot start. And Digestif Rennie is mpre than an antacid. It also contains absorbents to free you of stomach gas, and ferments which actively help tc digest food. ’ ■ ‘ . Sc. Digestif Rennie Pastilles are nleasant to take and each one is individually wrapped in waxed paper, to keep it clean in pocket or handbag. They are obtainable of Chemists and Stores. Trial packet lOd. To P %f%o%t st Family size - 2/8 YOU SUCK IT LIKE A SWEET
Ration rum*' for eougn and cold Served at sea. in ‘ * days of old. > ’ Sailors aching, hoarst and glum Soaked their hides in ‘ ‘ ration rum. ’ Modern shellbacks sing and say, In their saucy, sailor, way— Fore and aft when colds befall, Woods ’ Greet Peppermint Cure all! ”
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 July 1937, Page 2
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269Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 July 1937, Page 2
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