Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 July 1933, Page 3

Any doctor will tell you that although , the normal juices of the stomach JUkalii mrJA mn of ladltf X X tnc normu vi are slightly acid an excess of acidity upsets the whole digestive process, causing fermentation, heartburn, and pain. Most digestive disorders are so caused, and the way to overcane them is to neutralize the excess acidity. This is best accomplished by taking •Bisurated ’Magnesia, which instantly neutralises excess acid, stops fermentation and makes the sour stomach contents digestible. ‘Bisurated’ Magnesia also soothes and heals your inflamed stomach lining. Doctors the world over use * Bisurated ’ Magnesia, the remedy which removes die cause of stomach trouble. giSURAT^D’ MAGNESIA WE SELL AT CITY PRICES. SUNLIGHT SOAiP, with Free Dish Mop, *9(l packet. SYDAL, 1/- and 1/8. CUTIOURA OINTMENT, 1/3. MBAKIN’S GOLD & WHITE CUPS & SAUCERS, 3 for 2/2. STEARN ’S PEROXIDE CREAM, 1/10. BENZOIN & ALMOND LOTION, 1/3 and 2/-. DE WITT’S PILLS, 3/-. DOAN’S PILLS;.2/11. CAMPHOR, 4 Tablets, sd. ANTI-AdDO, 2/3. OASTILEVER TOILET SOAP, 7d. RADIANT YOUTH- VANISHING OREAM, large pots, 1/-. MORREL VANISHING AND COLD CREAM, 9d tube.. CITY LIFE FACE POWDER, 1/- box. BAXTER’S LUNG PRESERVER, 2/3. BONNINGTON’S IRISH MOSS, 2/3. GREASEPROOF LUNCH WRAPPERS, 5 rolls for 1/-. DR. HARDY’S DENTAL CREAM, '6d. NINNES, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, QUEEN STREET. WEEK-END SPECIALS! BOYS’ SUITS, going at Less than Cost. FROM 18/6. MEN’S PULLOVERS. Were 6/6. NOW 4/11. KAIAPOI ALL WOOL CARDIGANS. Were 13/6. NOW 10/6. MEN’S HEAVY SOX, in Heather and Grey. 1/- PairBOYS’ GOLF HOSE. 2/- & 2/6 Pair. AT HAMILL’S, KEEN’S CORNER.

r’l s SOCIETY & % & SI Stct o* f ' \*» iefiwSt K*£«*r>'.2*2SS@ »<t (f'i ii* *d» tot 4 * s ?>° w« et* *»»■ WP «*»'! *'*° .tl* ai' e^° Vit> ti'° h'*'i tv»? \*» &** 1 BONUS Distributed EXCEEDS Previous Year. ! ,612,000 in Reversionary Bonuses Distributed. Bonus Certificates were posted to all members of the Society holding participating policies , yesterday. Most of them will be received in the mail this morning, and should help every member to face the day’s problems and difficulties with a smile. They have a reversionary value of £4,612,000 and a ,cash value of £2,730,000, representing 46 per cent, of the premiums on participating policies paid for the year. Thus does the A.M.P. prove again the soundness of its methods and the strength of its assets. Has Your Policy “Lapsed”? Here and there are men and women who have the idea that .their policies have lapsed. THESE POLICIES MAY BE. STILL IN j FORCE, for bonuses may be accruing on them. If YOU have ever, had a policy in the A.M.P., make enquiries. There may be a pleasant surprise for you. SI Ta * £ a OFFICES AND AOENTS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION