TREACHERY Indigestion, besides being tlie mo9t •dreaded, is undoubtedly the most •treacherous ailment. It begins in a -subtle way—just a slight pain or ache in the stomach occasionally. Nothing serious enough to cause you to think that you have real indigestion. And yet, that dangerous disease is quietly getting a hold on you, and, if not checked right away, will gradually •develop into chronic indigestion, with its attendant serious and incurable disC9.SGS. Every time you feel that slight pain 'in the stomach, it's a warning that Anti-Acido is needed. Anti-Acido has the remarkable power of assisting Najjkjre to digest all kinds of foods, and preventing the formation of poisonous gases and acids that cause all the trouble. Take Anti-Acido now, and there are brighter day ahead of you. It will enable you to eat anything you fancy without any fear of the tortures -of indigestion, and will bring you that cheerfulness and elation which come from radiant health. All chemists and stores. 2/6 a tin. 6
A SOLICITOR’S MOTHER, A Wellington solicitor states that for a long time past he has looked upon Q-tol as merely an aid to shaving. He .says, however, that only recently his mother, who had Been a chronic sufferer from eczema for years, had rid herself of the distressing ailment by using •Q-tol systematically. 8
In changeable weather talte “NAZOL M on sugar or by inhalation. Best safeguard against chills. One dose a keeps colds away. Is 6d. aP&ildren’s Shoes. All kinds to select from, in Glace and Patent, in strap and lace; quality right from the world’s be9t makers. At Carpenter & Evans, Quality Footwear Store.* Keep “NAZOL” handy in your ofHee, shop or home. A few drops or whiffs will- prevent coughs and colds. «60 doses Is 6d,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 June 1925, Page 5
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