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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18494, 3 September 1923, Page 5

- ANTI-ACIDO • HONOURED. ; CHEMIST TAKES iT HOME FOR HIS ■.;, , SISTER. . ■ : ; ; -*" Chemists have a'- better . opportunity than ■ anyone else of ascertaining the merits of a preparation. : Not only can they tell by the way customers come back for more of it and the remarks they pass about it, but their own knowledge enables them to form. an accurate opinion. :" ;^;; It was a great honour for Anti-Aciao, therefore, when the other day a wellknown chemist took a tin home for his sister. This chemist realised- at once .that Anti-Acido is a preparation of exceptional efficacy for indigestion, gastritis, flatulence, wind, and! disorders of the stomach. Anti-Acido prevents \ fermentation- ?of food and the formation of gases. 4 Soon you are eating bumper mesls, ; and the body is 'being nourished as it should be, Health, strength, and ; energy return, and you feel surprisingly fit and well. ; 2s 6d, all -chemists and stores.. Wholesale agents, Sharland - find Co., Ltd., and Heather, Roberton and Co., Ltd.; .■•.■■'■.•■"■■

Grieve, Jeweller, for the latest ear-rings. Grieve, Jeweller, for the latest ear-nil's. Grieve, Jeweller, for the; latest ear-rings. Hoarseness. «ore throat, swecauni?, run*. ning at the nose- and even,, indicate g»rm infection. Immediately 'iheeo symptoms appear an atmosphere of Nnzol should bet created by fr*e inhalation' of ;V Nasol, which destroys germ infection. X chemist writes: ''Having tried everything I knew for my child'ii cough, I finally cured him 'Asthona.' 1 " : For Influenza, take w ■ Woods' ; Great Peppermint Cur*..'.