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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19124, 19 September 1936, Page 9

IM WORRIED ABOUT WINNIF. NURSE. SHE FRETS FROM MORNINC TILL NIGHT. WHAT DO YOU ADVISE?' J'Why, the poor little mifeiscqnstipated.No wonder she's fretful. That is the chief thing a mother has to guard against, Mrs. Grant. Kiddies don't understand ; they're so absorbed in their games, and often negleci nature's call. Then they get bilious, lose their appetite and become irritable.. Show me your tongue, Winnie. Yes, it is coatert —a sure sign she's out of sort;-:. All she needs is 'California Syrup oi-Figs' —'Calitig'—and she'll be as happy as a sandboy in the morning. You'll find it keeps the bowels regular. purifies the system and saves stomach upsets and biliousness. If children arc to thrive and grow strong and keen witted, they must feed well and digest what they eat. There's no better way than the'regular weekly dos'e ct ' California Syrup of Figs.' All childre:: iovc it. If I were you, I would send for a bottle now and give Winnie a dose at once. Be sure you insist on 'California Syrup of Figs', Mrs. Grant. I am surprised that some mothers are ready to cxperi ment with cheap and drastic preparations. It's such a pity they don't realise that' California Syrup of Figs'is a perfectly safe children's laxative. I know myself how carefully and scientifically it is prepared." 'California Syrup of Figs' is sold by all chemists and stores. Be sure to -say ' California ' and look for ' Califig' on the package. ta liforn ia Syrup of Pics' LAXAriVE | NATURES OWN