“OUR DAY” AT LOWER HUTT

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9784, 6 October 1917, Page 5

“OUR DAY” AT LOWER HUTT

One of the special, efforts in connection with the “Our Day" Eed Cross appeal at Lower Hutt will take place on tho local recreation.. ground today. A monster procession headed fay the Trentham Military Band will leave the District High School an 1.43 p.m., and' will march to the "round, where plenty of sources of amusement have been provided. Tho principal attractions will be fancy costume cricket and football matches between teams from the local Dorough Council and Eiver Board and members cf the “Our Day” Committee. A number of sideshows hare been arranged. and one special feature will be chorus singing b.y a choir of 230 children. Afternoon tea will be procurable. The treasurer reported last evening that the sum of JS7I was now in hand, as the result of the appeals already made bv the committee.

. DSINKING WITH- MEALS CAUSES ..indigestion;- ; ■ “Ton should never drink with meals if you are troubled with indigestion," I was. told at a time when I-could hardly eat a meal without suffering {afterwards. I followc-d-.,the. a(dyicOi.ri2idly, and, although I was some’.vhat„rElisved, still suffered a good-, deal, 1 ,1 tried several medicines, but without ..any bonoSeial effect, until a medical friend recommended taking about half a teaspoonful of ordinary' bisurated magnesia in half a cupful of warm, water .after, each meal and at bedtime. r .-,Xho result-was quite satisfactory. The’ bisurafed. magnesia entirely counteracted the. acidity in tho stomach, which causes dyspepsia; relief camo almost immediately; and I am now able to eat. drink, my meals without bad effects. Drinking with my meals does not worry me now. In case any readers would like to trj this excellent remedy, which I understand relieves other kinds of-indiges-tion just as effectually as it did-mine, I mav add that it is obtainable from any chemist, but I strongly odvise-any-one trying it to make perfectly sure they get the hisurated.',magnesia,: other forms not ‘ being so suitable for this purpose.—E.T.G, *