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DON'T INVITE INDIGESTION.

Take" Care Of Your Stomach. Some people eat anything at anytime, and never think of the. possible ■consequences the abuse of their-diges-tive organs may bring m due course. As every sufferer knows, indigestion must be avoided, not encouraged by hasty eating, overloading the stomach, and unsuitable diet. The penalties are usually severe for weak digestive organs mean cruel pains, flatulence, sour, risings m the throat, depression and loss of appetite. When dyspepsia" first appears many people fly to palliatives which only give temporary relief, but do not cure indigestion. The sensible way to overcome the trouble is to choose your diet carefully, masticate well, and build up your blood so that it can strengthen your weak digestive organs. ' To renew' your blood take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These pills directly on the blood, making it rich and red. This is the sole mission of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and for this, reason they are an effective tonic for indigestion. After a. short course your stomach will strengthen, the severe pains will disappear and your appetite will pick up. V. 7.:.- --; If indigestion troubles you give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial now. Everywhere 3/- bottle— nothing else will do.* ,

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NZ Truth, Issue 1188, 6 September 1928, Page 14

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DON'T INVITE INDIGESTION. NZ Truth, Issue 1188, 6 September 1928, Page 14

DON'T INVITE INDIGESTION. NZ Truth, Issue 1188, 6 September 1928, Page 14

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