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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 25, 29 December 1925, Page 8

The following appeared In our Beoond Edition of yesterdays—•

THE SOUND OF A POPPING CORK. Somebody's opened a fresh bottle of whisky, and that somebody has a discriminating taste, if the bottle has the yellow label bearing the signature—Arthur Bell and Sons, Ltd. —New Zealand controlling agents, Reid and Reid, Wellington. Distributing agents, Laery, Beveridge and Co., Ltd,, Wellington.—Advt.

"MAY 1 HAVE A DO&E NOW, PLEASE?” No bettor evidence of the wonderful efficacy of Anti-Acido, and the rapidity with which' it acts, could be found than the fact that large numbers of users, when buying from chemists, 03k for a dose there and then. The pain of indigestion is so acute, and the neod for Anti-Acido so urgent, that they simply cannot wait till they get to thoir homes. And what prompt relief it brings ! When entering the shop they are agitated, distressed, uncomfortable. Some, even, have faces drawn with pain. But one dose of Anti-Acido effects a transformation. “Why, I feel better already 1” is invariably the remark, and they leavo the shop smiling and cheerful. _ That’s the great charm of Anti-Acido. It is so powerful, so soothing, that it stops the worst attack of indigestion almost at once. A few doses generally euro the most chronio caso. And it is so harmless that you can take as muoh as you like, whenever you like. 2s 6d, from ohemists and stores.— Advt.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. Tho 6parkle of tho jellies themselves is rivalled only by the sparkle of the eyes of all who are about to receive them when jellies made of “Sunshine” jelly crystals are served. They look good and taste even better —because of their superior quality. Ask your grocer for “Sunshine” jelly crystals.—Advt.