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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16165, 20 March 1918, Page 9

UNCOMFORTABLE AFTER MEALS ? Your food is not digesting. Look at your tongue; you will find it coated in the morning. The bowels are generally irregular, you have lost a lot of your old cno;;ry, and feel tired and languid. Your work is an effort; you have p_ains_ between the shoulders occasionally, and in the stomach, and get troubled with flatulence. Come and "ASK LCASBY ABOUT IT." Over 40 years' successful experience in prescribing is at your service. Hundreds can tell you the good _ Loaaby has done them. Advice and Medicine: Children 2s, adults 2s 6d. Country patients treated by letter. Send full details of your troubles; enclooo 6s 6d, and we send you a donble-eized bottle of medicine post free. A. M. LOASBY. (With W. F. McArthur), The Only Prescribing Chemist, 4 679 Colombo street, Christchtircb.

EAT APPLES FOR HEALTH. If people would eat more apples there would be less sufferers from digestive orders. The apple :s one ot the finest foods known—m fact it is a food plus a tonic. There is much truth in the old saying, that -an apple a dav keeps the doctor away, and we should all of us enjoy an apple ,after each meal. Here in New Zealand the finest and most delicious apples are crown, and New Zoalanders should avail themselves of securing this fruit fresh and juicy. Buy apples-always have a case in the house, but be sure thev aro grown in New Zealand. llie New Zealand apple is better than im ; ported fruit I °