THAT AFTER-DINNER PAIN. DANGER AHEAD. That after-dinner pain—it may be only a slight twitch or just an uncomfortable feeling if fullness is a sure indication that your digestive organs aro not functioning properly, and it is Nature’s metbocT of saying “Danger ahead.” Everything has a beginning. gastritis, heartburn, and similar digestive disorders commence with slight pains after eating. If neglected the trouble quickly develops. Not only does tho pain become well-nigh unbearable, but vomiting, loss of weight, and lack of energy follow, and an all-round breaking-up process sets in. Far wiser is it to take Anti-Acido now, and so prevent more serious complications. Anti-Acido stops the fermentation of food in the stomach, dispels the gases, overcomes acidity, and soothes the irritated membranes. You can eat as much as you like of whatever you like. Your food nourishes and strengthens you, and vigorous health is enjoyed. 2s 6d, chemists and stores. —Advt.
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MODEL 91. WITH CORD TYRES (F. 0.8. Main'Ports) A Folly Equipped Car For £2OB. THE OVERLAND comes to you complete—THEßE ARE NO EXTRAS TO BUY. Electric starter and lights are designed with the car. An electric horn; full adjustable ventilating windshields; real one-man top with curtains; tyre carrier and demountable clincher rims; speedometer, dash light, ammeter, —are items of service which help make Overland the greatest automobile value in the world. The advantage always lies with accessories that are built into the car, and accurately fitted and adjusted. Just another evidence of Overland extra value. * - | TERRITORIAL DEALERS;— North Island Distributors: j PALMERSTON NORTH, GENERA* * EXCHANGE; * & CO.. LTD. I FEILDINC WAGKRILL AND STEWART; A. HAIKILn. . : TAIHAPE:—S. CARTIER. HUNTE..LtE. W. BOWICK, Wanganui, AVellington & Auckland. 13 I „ „,nDT n FOR THE MONEY, v.Y.‘ ' THE MOST CAR IN THE WORLD FO General Motor Exchange Church Street Palmerston North
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 105, 3 April 1926, Page 14
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