STOMACH-ACHE TO-DAY—-DYSPEPSIA TO-MORROW! It begins with, perhaps, a feeling of fulness after eating, nausea, a disincli- j nation to eat anything at a11,.0r, may- j be, a sudden spasm of stomach-pain. Then commences serious digestive dis- ! older, and quickly dyspepsia has you in its grip. Authorities say that in over cause of both the simple stomach-ache and the more deep-seated dyspepsia is acidity of the stomach, usually accompanied by food-fermentation. That this is so is proved by the fact that Bisurated Magnesia, an anti-acid, gives positive and instant relief. “ Bismag ” Tablets (as they are popularly called) neutralise the harmful acid, prevent I food fermentation, and so stop stomach pains and ward off serious indigestion. “Bismag” Tablets are not merely a | remedy for simple stomach disorders, however, for they have an unrivalled record of success in dealing with cases of the utmost severity. You can get a flask from any chemist, blit mind you pet “ Bismag ” Tablets as nothing else is “ just as good.” It’s Bisurated Magnesia that doctors prescribe, hospitals use, and thousands praise the world around ; and only this product can carry the oval “ BISMAG ” mark on the Svi apper. 338
Season s Greetings To our Patrons of To-day and Those of To-morrow The Dorothy HIGH STREET I most sincerely thank you all for a very successful year. Your most excellent support has been very gratifying to me, and has proved my policy of Treat the People right and they will treat you right to be the correct one. It is just 12 months since opening, 16th inst., and the result of my 12 months’ labour would please eyen the most fastidious business man in the community. In the future we are out to do even better by you than in the past. Little mistakes will occur, but it is a very big mistake which can’t be remedied. So in the coming year we wish you our season’s greetings, and assure you of our best endeavours on your behalf. Thanking you again, I remain, JAMES E. COWELL. HUGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Buy your Summer Hats Here and Save Money. MISS M. G. BURKE, DUBLIN HOUSE. '■v.l * V* Bath St
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16928, 30 December 1922, Page 6
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