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Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1921, Page 4

V> 61 dt I i eg SsX *3 V \ Eh ihS H*H c/' ,Vv>u 5-a //V. vVs v •s <*& 'm m Uv m MS*, tP --1 HEARTBURN with loss of appetite and a Professor Livert/®" severe gnawing or burning sensation m the upper part of the abdomen is a warning that your digestive organs are out of order. Chamberlain’s Tablets for the stomach and liver are just the thing 16 relieve ill all cases of heartburn. They are an exceptional remedy for all troubles arising from the stomach, liver and bowels. AND 1 4—' 1 *<&asatS miOn* vm

Clay Pigeon Open. Handicaps at Stratton!. C.A.C. WINS' AGAIN. Oil Bth. .February two £SO Clay Pigeon shoots were bold, under the auspices of the Stratford Gun Club. Mr F. Whittle, using C.A.C. cartridges, broke the highest possible'number of birds in both first and second shots 32 in all. Me continued in the Sweep which followed, scoring consecutive breaks. Mr A. Dob soil also using C.A.C. broke Si out of 32. All the winners in the first match shot with C.A.C., and all except one in the sbediid match used C.A.C. itnlmunition. Splendid shooting was recorded throughout the day and the way the pigeons were slnfashed up evidenced the wonderful accuracy and effectiveness of these cartridges.

fresh "fruit & Ou,star'd —but the custard rfiuit be made with Edmonds Custard Powder if it is to be the best possible. Edmonds is good—so good that it is used in thousands of homes throughout the Dominion. Stewed fruit, puddings, etc., are’ delicioui when served with this rich creamy custard. The housewife is never at a loss for a pleasing dish when she has a tin of EdmOnds in the cupboard <r i ■ i \ ll c tin be prepared in © few minutes and it ffl!* welcomed with dn* light by bo'h old and young. It wiil tahe bwA one tin to eatablith yom pre!ere net, hut yoa most malte su:'t y@tl get * W® 3 •?. ■ fef* ouiirAJiD JL# FCfWß’fci*-' & /LOTTIGSSf

T^C Reliable 5.D. WRISTLET WATCHES «.■ «P> y^ir.^ NO BETTER AT ANY PRICE UOLD EXPANDIN'!: BRACELET .. .. £7/10/- to £75 GOLD, LEATHER STRAP 80/- to £lO SILVER, LEATHER STRAP 35/- to 75/BLAGK OXIDISED, Leather Strap 30/- to 50/Call and Inspect or Write for Catalogue. STEWART DAWSON'S, The Treasure House, Stewart Dawson’s Corner, Christchurch

"Facts arc stubborn things.”—Elliott. Like deep-rooted coughs and colds, t hey take a lot of upsetting. However, the most stubborn cough or chest ailment yields quickly to Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” promptly gets to the seat of the affection, soothing harsh throat passages and healing strained membrane. Pleasant to take, pure and exceedingly economical. Before your chemist or stftre closes to-day call and get a 2s fid bottle of Baxter s Lung Preserver.

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