MOTHERS-TO-BE WH HAVE HEARTBURN II Should Read this Nurse's Letter She Recommends a New Drugless Remedy Here 1s something or real Interest to those mothers-to-be who are suffering? during the months preceding: the " happy event" with indigestion in one or another of Its various forms: flatulence, hearthurn, sickness or acidity. To-day it Is no longer necessary to endure this penalty. Relief can be obtained in a matter of minutes. That is the good news! Chardox —that is the name 'of the remarkable new drugless remedy which nurses am recommending to-day. Read this letter:— "Nurse M. has found Chardox Invaluable in her work in various ways, and always carries the tablet form in her case bay. For expectant mothers It has marvellous effects on the usual heartburn and flatulence." —Nurse M., Certified Midwife. For years doctors have prescribed charcoal for stomach troubles. Chardox Is super-activated charcoal—Ml time.i more powerful than the ordin/irv kind. Chardox contains no lime, soda or other chemicals to coat or Injure the delicate stomach lining:. Chardox soothes the stomach, Just as though it gave it a velvet lining. The minute Chardox (rets into the stomach It spreads over the entire surface. Like a magnet—it attracts and holds every particle or the accumulated pas and acid which are the cause of all the pain, bloating and distress. Keller is relt In two minutes. Then with the gas and acid locked in Its grip. Chsrdox passes right through the rood tract, and is expelled rrom the system. Chardox is obtainable of all chemists and stores, In boxes containing 48 tablets, at */- a box.
\«* *v-o° %\» i m RIGHTS COAL TAP SOAP Alm Optical Lotion. Itkk. TtlcuM Sowdtr <nd Cwri T*r Oxrtm#"*. N.Z. A|<*U: S. A SMITH & CO. LTD, Auckland. CARNATION P5 CR R N □ Uj» ijou/i |jeet oJ|f tjouft mind/ £ *5 m IS 1938 Model* Include a new 2SO at <62/10/-. Think of it, a four-stroke for £62/10/-! Write for superb catalogue of the World's Best Selling Motor Cycle. Small Deposit and 18/- Weekly. SKEATES * WHITE LTD., 46 Fort Street, Bn 80, Aaijklwid, C.l. tn^ym MINERS COUCH CURE \\*» XCi > >|l fcM 4 CV■\o thousands if fastidious people this is a daily habit Dentil authorities agree that ■ dirty, grained cicnture is a constant menace to health as it provides ideal conditions for dangerous bacteria. Why not clean your false teeth, and keep them clean, by the method dentists are now recommending ? This is the regular bath in 'Steradent* solution. 'Steradent* will make your false teeth spotlessly dean, fresh and natural-looking—and keep them that toay. Fill the cap of the tin with ' Steradent' and pour the powder into a glau containing lufficient warm water to cover the dentures. Stir well. Put in your dentures and leave them while you dress or overnight Take them out and rinse thoroughly under the tap. Stains disappear. Dull teeth gleam white again. •Steradent' penetrates into every crevice. Your whole denture is purified. Your mouth feels cool, smooth and refreshed. « 1 Steradent * it inferior to anything 1 know of' writes one dentist. */ with everyone wearing dtnturm kntw about it, writes another. 'Steradent' is guaranteed harmless to dental materials. Sold by all •hwnisrs. Price a/-. Double size 3/6. HjHBgM TRIAL OFFER t Send Id. In Stamps for trial supply to lUekitts tSSff iOvar Sea) Ltd., (Dept. 1. ) Victoria Street, Wellington, C.I. IMPORTANT* Be swre gov pet 'Merataf. Dentists recommend it. St.g C gnrrr rrrmirmm mrrmi
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23178, 26 October 1938, Page 20
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