HAVE YOU A WEAK STOMACH ?/ If so, it is useless to trifle with the symptoms \ you must deal with the cause. Artificial digestryits usually lessen the pain by lessening the sensitiveness of the stomach, but they do »not cure your indigestion. Your need is Bisurated Magnesia (often calledo" Bismag"), which instantly neutralises the harmful acid which causes the trouble, stops the fermemtation and dispels the distending gas.' It removes the handicap under which the stomach labours and helps it so that it cap do its work unaided. Doctorg and hospitals prescribe Bisurated Magnesia, for they know it is It is inexpensive, too, and is obtainable in either powder or tablet forin at any chemist's. When purchasing, it ig wise to see the name " Bismag" on the wrapper, as this ensures your getting a remedy that will do you good. \
.Watches that keep time.—E. S. Kohn, 43, Queen St., opposite Waverley Hotel. j The reason why "52 Lavender" is bo famous as a perfume is because it represents the highest that art can produce. Its charming sweetness and its delicate fragrance gives it a distinction all its own. For value the T.B.N, size new style, at 2b 3d a bottle, is unsurpassed, and is sold by chemists and drapers. j Rings that the stones stay* In. Cataj logue.—E. S. Kohn, 43, Queen St., opposifce Waverley, •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 7
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