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Wairarapa Daily Times, 3 July 1925, Page 5

INDIGESTION THE FORERUNNER OF DANGEROUS . DISEASES The danger of indigestion lies, not in. the pain and discomfort, but what indigestion is likely to lead to —and does lead to in numerous cases. Authorities everywhere are issuing Warnings. Owing to the failure of the digestive organs, food is only partially digested, and the undigested portion lies in the stomach in a sour and poisonous condition. Acids and gases are created, and irritation sets in. The system becomes charged with poisonous matter, and the irritation is a breeding ground for dis* ease. - >■ Once this condition becomes ehronie —then trouble ahead! ' Life itself is endangered, to say nothing of lengthy illnesses and costly operations. The wise person prevents such a possibility by banishing; indigestion -with Anti-' Acido. This;.wonderful preparation gets to ;the cause r <.of;th,a tidfe;stops the pain, it prevents, the fermentation, it positively cures—and you are made strpng, . vigorous, healthy and happy. ■Price, 2/6. .Chemists, and stores. . 5

“AUSSIE!’ ATHLETES AND Q-TOL. B. A. Bose, the long distance champion, enthused the “Aussie” amateur athletic team -when in New Zealand as to Q-tol. Norm. Grehan, Les Parker (Brisbane)*-. Cecil Burness r (cyclist* Sydney), W. Whyte (Melbourne Harriers), and J. L. Hyde, all write-in. warm' of Q-tol for allaying; sMW’SOienbss -or stiff -of tired‘muscles. 9