Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18680, 9 April 1924, Page 11

ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT. ■ "For months I could not digest my food. I was troubled with flatulence, heartburn, and a sleepy, uncomfortable feeling after meals. My bowels were irregular and mv liver sluggish- I was advised to 'Ark Loasby about it,' and am glad I die! so. Loasby's medicine cured me. I cannot say more, but advise all sufferers from indigestion and. other troubles to go to Loasby." What I did for this patient I can do for you. A. M. LOASBY, LTD., 26 and 27. His Majesty's Arcade. Auckland. —Advt. EDWARD ELLIOTT. When in New Zealand some nine years ago, this clever ventriloquial nrtist wm cured of an attack of Laryngitis by gargling Fluenzol. Mr. Elliott has enthused several members of t>e talented Humphrey-Bishop Company and they find that, in the words of Sir Harry l-auder: —" Fluenzol in "just the thing to keep a singer's voice in trim.' " —Advt. Seven-piece English Salad Sets, unusually fine decorations, useful sizes, at 6s lid the set. A J.C.L. "leader."—Send to John Court, Ltd., Queen Street. Caracul coating for ladies' coats, 50in. wide, in black and mole, selling at 22s 6d yard at Ashley's A.B.C. Stores, Karangahape Road. If vou would at the very first sign of a cold, headache, sneezing, watery .eyes,:. sore throat, use Nazol.- immediately, ,-»t once and freely, you would save yourself suffering and inoonvenieißce.