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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 13, Issue 62, 9 March 1949, Page 6

A PAiN Horrid qualm A couple of Rennies tomach's soon calm! Turning up your nose at good food because acid indigestion turns your turn? You don't need to be that way —ever —not as long as Rennies are around to help. Rennies are quick-acting, and neutralise excess stomach acid in no time. You carry these pleasant-fasting tablets around loose in your pocket or handbag, because they are separately twistwrapped. At • the first suspicion of indigestion, one Rennie is popped into y©ur mouth, then another one. You suck them like sweets one at a time. Then it’s goodbye to indigestion and hello appetite. Get RENNIES from your Chemist or Store. If Rennies don’t shift your acidity, Suck them it's high time you saw sweets. No , . water needed your doctor. 2 RENNIES y RELIEFI BfGESTiF i|§g||uis E. GRIFFITHS HUGHES LTD. * J lfnrri. TW:>»v4w»<Jt»r c ne . RNIS

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