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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14847, 26 February 1919, Page 9

t *\ SUMMER MEDICINE For Ladies and Children Immediately the hot weather comes along— ".. derangiements of the stomach take place. The heat causes lassitude— want of energy— and loss of nerve force, which reacts upon the nervous system, which is intimately connected Kvith the digestive organs. The food taken during the hot weather it often calculated to create irritability of the ; stomach, producing acidity, flatulency, heartburn/ a nauseous taste m the mouth, bad breath, and a sick headache. This is particularly the case with ladies and children. * * The simplest and most reliable remedy to help and correct the stomach— and remove the unpleasant symptoms produced by the hot weather and unsuitable food is SHARLtND S iftONESIA It counteracts the formation of too much acid m the stomach, and prevents the improper n fermentation of the food, which causes flatulence and a bad taste m the mouth. ' . As a corrective, it is invaluable, especially to ladies, invalids, and children, m that while it corrects the derangements of the stomach, it acts j also as a gentle laxative, m removing the illdigested food from the system. In recommending Sharland's Magnesia for the , above stomach troubles, we do so because we : know that the experience of thousands has demonstrated the correctness of our statements. Its continued success and reliability at a medicine is due to the scientific method and supervision of its manufacture, which ensures ; that its composition shall be perfect and always the same. When you want Sharland's Magnesia, see that you get it — and do not be induced to take some other line by the misleading and incorrect statement that it is "just as good.'' Remember that you' want the purest, best, and most reliable, medicine— and that is . . '„. . * : . ; - ■ . ' '" ■■'■'■ :" ft ■' ' SHARLAND'S MAGNESIA I Sold Everywhere— l/ 3 per bottle. I II Church of EDglan Iristitnte, Rotorua .^'' ' He is One of Thptisciiidsl \ II Yes — there are many of our brave boys who \\ // H«ive returned maimed. To them we owe a g^ j^^u ll // debt we can never pay. But we mutt try. l& " lf i^S'^~^" ~~ *)il If The Wounded Soldiers' jL ?5\ •-"•' 1 " I Church of England v t^3<^^- / / II Institute. Rotorua jtyr^^^H* if fi II provides pastimes and comforts for our ' «pPL*^. /jg - i' ' ;^Jf ft II boys who are recuperating. Reading, &sfc*\ //AS^Ti * A // jl Music, Billiard* and Games are there, *P^ aJ^-riQLrV V^ \/i |j to ease their burderi. Morning and / ,/ 7/ \l" afternoon teas are free. l^ — ■^^'Jk >?^WjL4^^jfV- \ U Sena your donations. to carry on this V )i*<^ vJ\^\\ll^^l/M \ J \ \\ and similar work elsewhere, to Zs^f / 1 I Vy T^e Military Affairs i f /^ m * ww j / \\ Committee, (^ #/■ ■ ■ . ■ U 20 Mulgr.ye St, WeOingtwn * h yr I \^J \ KA^ AJf^ I \\ JAS. W. HENDEEBON, fS S S ii*^ IT |T^W^ / Vl GBO. SHIBTCTjIFFE, lr^^ >^HJ \&J#-^V / » • 1 Try the ...,$//' Highest Grade •># 1 ;rt jr. '•■ • .' /y"./ lt'9 Economical— Plea§e§ the m /V /t: . Palate and is Beneficial to '"A :.- : Health! *,/„ ; ,•■# • n\A % ■ I' Tfm othn Good GraiU at &ff* '•■j*s4- ...•••.•.•.•.^•■•:t*--" :sK """;--^ iJ IJJk3 T % Tf 1 f* Mk WHOLESALE AGENTS :. W. Q. aROMPTON AND 06.