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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18116, 14 June 1922, Page 5

| J WHAT SHAKESPEARE SAID. ,The immortal bard suggested, in one 1 of bis famous plays, that "he who has no ; stomach for the fight, let him depart." * This iB specially appropriate, in that a ' person's general feeling of health and 5 fitness depends on the stomach. Countless ills often arise from a disordered stomach, and there is no better , antidote on the market than Noxol, the i celebrated vegetable remedy. j Whenever you feel Out of sorts, or when you are troubled with dizziness, pains between the shoulders, drowsiness, or bad taste in the mouth, a course of this* grand antidote will give you speedy s relief. u ■■• . ./ t Noxol is a special, highly-concentrated * compound of pure ingredients, which never fails to restore you to perfect * health and strength. Noxol is only 2s ft 6d a bottle. , Keep one always handy. o Obtainable at all chemists and stores. i- ■ —* e s Saunter at ease on pavements clear and wide. \t Speed your pace -where hundreds urge beside; it He obstructs. Who halts to dream and et&re— I- A busy world has little time to spare. y Congestion causes ills of every sort, •a Sustained oonßostfon lunge can ne'er endure; " c . "All clear" should be the slogan of a „ sport— ' . » Promptly take Woods' Peppermint Cure. >. Ladies' ribbed . woollen hose, heavy ie -weight. - Mid and dark grey only. 2s Dependable quality. 3s lid pair.—Smith and Caughey, Ltd.. ,-.