RESIST DISEASE Why is it thai some people always keep well, while others are easy victims to whatever illness may be prevalent, be it influenza, pneumonia, rheumatism or something equally distressing? The reason is to be found in the condition of the blood. It is when the blood is thin and weak that illness attacks us. If you take Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and so maintain a supply of rich, red blood, you will find yourself able to resist disease. On sale everywhere at 3/- per box.— (Advt.). Dreaded meal-time To Bismag Ltd. Pitt strM *' Cowra. Dear Sirs. —" I have been a great sufferer from Indigestion; I simply dreaded meal-time to come, for when I ate. the pain was frightful but now. thanks to your wonderful preparation. I can enjoy my meals without any trouble afterwards. I think Bisurated Magnesia is wonderful for sufferors such as myself." Yours truly. (Mrs.) Ida Katterns. Bisurated Magnesia (populr-ly known as Bismag) is the finest thing out for all such stomach troubles as Indigestion, gastritis, dyspepsiaflatulence. and palpitation. It is the one remedy eminent doctors prescribe. Try it in your case —it Is sold by all chemists, r.t low prices for both powder and teblet forms .... Try it to day and be one of the thousands of one- time sufferers re ared to health bufflgTO “Spring’s arrived—l heard a Cuckoo.”— Weimer. However, Spring Days and Spring colds often go hand in hand. Safeguard yourself against Spring maladies with Baxter’s Lung Preserver. This famous remedy quickly roots out the most chronic throat and ohest troubles and brings lasting relief. “Baxter’s” is also a dependable building-up tonic. 2/6 buys a generous-sized bottle at chemists and stores. Family size, 4/6. Advt. The total number of registered apiaries in New Zealand at the close of the last official year was 8007 representing a total of 111,100 hives.
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Southland Times, Issue 19102, 21 November 1923, Page 3
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