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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17571, 9 September 1920, Page 8

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE BISURATED MAGNESIA TO RELIEVE INDIGESTION. Prove it yourself to your own satisfaction. Just eat a. hearty meal of the good things which customarily disagree with: you. Then take- a little Bisurated Magnesia, Slid note the entire absence of lie usual pain and discomfort. That is because acidity simply cannot live in the same stomach with 'Bisurated Magnesia, and-it is aridity which gives rise to indigestion, flatulent, wind, heartburn, dyspepsia, and leads even to deeper-seated and more serious troubles. Bisurated Magnesia therefore, bv neutralising the and, removes the .-ause, and the illeffects _ promptly disappear. So it is totally unnecessary for \ou to suffer any longer from any of the many distressing I and previous ills which are directly due to -,c;d ferments. C n ~ .d ay to your I rhcinrst. and -j, t ~ buttle of bisurated Magnes.a- lake half a teasp-onful in a little warm water after t-atintr I or whenever pain is felt, and verv soon I you will be telling your dyspeptic 'friends hat they to will be able to eat what they like v,:th impunity if thev follow your example, and take Bisurated Magnesia. , " ° Bisurated Ma/nesin is one of the best remedies for Indigestion, and ,r, so ohtamab.e 1:1 tablet, form. 1 Advt.) _ Ladies should protect themselves against influenza'infection by putting about ten ; drops of .Vtzol on a handkerchief and placing inside a blous e on the chest. Use Nazol freely in this way-it does not injure 1 thelmost delicate fabric J Everybody should ask for " Keep SmilS,IL- BoOt Polish . the quality is so