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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 58, 6 September 1926, Page 15

DON'T USE SODA FOR INDIGESTION. Many stomach sufferers use ordinary bicarbonate of soda, presumably because it is handy and usually stops the pam. Permanent injury to the stomach lining ig hkely to be the price you pay Xor relief if you use soda for indigestion. The already weakened and inflamed stomach lining is aggravated and still further weakened, with the result that larger quantities of acid accumulate and pain becomes more frequent and more severe. Instead of using sdoa and inviting chronic acidity. gastritis, and stomach ulcers, the next .time you have indigestion take a little "Bisurated" Magnesia in a quarter of a glass of water. Not only does <th__ instantly stop the pain, but it neutralises the excess acid, arrests fervluentation and the formation of gas. /furthermore, "Bisurated" Magnesia .is the safest remedy known for indigestion and stomach troubles, and is Recommended by doctors and used in many hospitals. Get a package, either powder or tablets, to-day from your chemist, and keep it handy, ready to treat your ipdigestion in the quickest, wrest, and right way.—Advt. KILL COLDS WITH NAZOL. Nazol—pure, powerful, and penetrating—routs germs and reduces feverishJioss. Acts like a charm. Never fails to soothe and relieve sore throats. 60 Hoses cost only Is 6d. All chemists and stores.—Advt. GOOD CLOTHES NEED GOOD SOAP. Don't spoil your clothes by washing .them with inferior soap. Use "Velvot" ■ and obtain the best results. No hard 'rubbing required. The rich, foamy, ,;white lather of "Velvet" Soap penetrates wherever dirt or disease germs j|4ie. Use "Velvet"—it's sterilised. pure by analysts' certifi:'.e%te. Your grocer can supply you.— i^a-rt. Tifft _jd for cough., colds, and influenza -Woo*' Gre*t Peppertnint Cure. —Advt.