ANY MORSEL OF FOOD BROUGHT INDIGESTION

Northern Advocate, 12 August 1935, Page 6

ANY MORSEL OF FOOD BROUGHT INDIGESTION

NOW HE EATS A BIG MEAL AND CHARDOX KEEPS HIM FREE At one time, even the tiniest piece of bread and butler made this man suffer. Have you ever heard of a worse case of indigestion? Today he tells" us that —thanks to Chardox—he can tackle a pork chop! It sound's like a miracle; people, in' fact, are calling Chardox “black magic.” Read this letter: — “Having seen an advertisement re Chardox in my morning paper a few days ago. I decided to purchase a packet, ahhough I did so with very little confidence. I have been suffering from the effects of stomach acid and gas for years. No matter what I ate, even the tiniest piece of bread and. butter made me suffer. I have tried countless so-called remedies with no appreciable results. Although I have only taken a few doses of Chardox I feel that at last eating will once again be a pleasure. I first tried Chardox after a meal consisting of a pork chop and vegetables, a meal which previously would have made me suffer agonies for hours afterwards. This time it was different, the agonising after-effects did not appear, thanks to Chardox.” —W.A.L. The minute Chardox gets into your stomach it spreads over the entire surface, absorbing the acid, and condensing the gas which causes the pain, bleating and distress. No other substance has this action. This fact is affirmed by the highest scientific and [ medical authorities. Relief is felt in two minutes. Chardox is not a drug and it contains no chemicals. Therefore it is absolutely harmless, whatever the quantity that be taken and however delicate the stomach. Chardox is obtainable of all chemists and stores, in boxes containing 48 tablets, at 2/- per box. CYCLIST V. HORSE N.Z. CHAMPION TO RACE TAXPAYER. [Per Press Association. — Covynph t.,i CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. A challenge to any cyclist to race the pacer Taxpayer over a mile on the Addington course for £ 100 a side has been issued by the owner of the horse, Mr J. R. McKenzie. The challenge was taken up by Mr Price Jones, of Jones Cycles, Ltd., who has nominated Harry Watson, the New Zealand road champion. The event may take place at the burlesque meeting arranged by the Canterbury Owners and Breeders’ Association to assist the city’s big Queen Carnival effort to be held on August 24.