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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19509, 13 December 1926, Page 8

HINTS ON HEALTH. BY A QUALIFIED CHEMIST. MOST COMMON COMPLAINT. " I have now been in business as a chemist for 20 years, and I have taken careful note of the thousands and thousands of prescriptions I have dispensed. I suppose every third prescription has been for some stomach complaint. It is the most common of all our ills, and perhaps the most serious. " Not so long ago, doctors used to prescribe bismuth, soda-bicarb, pepsin and similar drugs, but that is gradually changing. To-day the most popular preparation for indigestion, gastritis, flatulence, acidity, undoubtedly is Anti-Acido, and you would hardly believe the large quantities 1 sell. " And aren't - users enthusiastic! I always ask what benefit Anti-Acido has done, and you should hear it praised! Knowing all this, I certainly recommend Anti-Acido for stomach disorders. Customers come back and say they have never felt so well in all their lives."— Advt. On the occasion of the Dargaville Racing Club's Meeting on December 16 and 18 excursion fares will bo charged in the steamer leaving Helensville on Wednesday evening for the Dargaville races, and patrons can leave Dargaville on Sunday morning, connecting with the train at Helensville, arriving back in Auckland at 6.30 on Sunday evening. 52 Lavender jpossesses the isweet fragrance of the flowers. Sold by chemists and drapersj, 2s 3d, 4s fid, Ss, 6s fid, 9s 6cU