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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 69, 26 July 1913, Page 7

ITMROUCH Our EXCHANGES. THE JOY OF LIVING! becomes "the burden of existence" when chills, colds, coughs, and'sore throat have once attacked the human system. Don't wait till these diseases hare weakened your resistance to their attacks—keep Tqnking's Linseed Emulsion handy in your home, and at the first suspicion'*, dose will put you right. Chemist*'and store-keepers. Is 6d, -2s 6d, 4s 6d. 4 Ladies, be sure your men friends smoke Westminster Co.'g REGENT CIGARETTES. Thus they will be' ahle to secure splendid free gifts for you. Wrl+o fm- Free Gift'Catalogue to Recent, Box 331, Wellington. x " King John's Palace, Southampton, which is one of the oldest specimens of domestic architecture in England, is to bo sold, and an effort is being Westminster Co.'s REGENT CIGAR. ETTES are made from the finest Virginian tobacco. Inhalers prefer them. Smoke thorn and share in the Groat Free Gift Scheme. Forty beautiful presents to choose from. . * According..ito the Italian Press, thieves have been enjoying a long period of undisturbed good luck at Messina, where a large number of them have settled since the great earthquake. The last reported achievement apparently beat the record, for they forced an entry into the Church of Canta Chiara and carried off, not only tho doors and windows and the sanctuary furniture, but the whole peal of bells. Usually you smile when you are in a (rood humour. Smoke Westminster REGENT CIGARETTE and keep smiling. Fragrant and pure,'' they are the best for the inhaler. Forty Free Gi+'+s. ...>'? ■ x At Cbrbell, France, a few weeks ago, a man was saved from drowning by his pipe. His name is Bustel, and he was fishining from .a punt with a friend, when the boat was overturned, and the fisherman thrown into the water. Bustel was unable to swim, but his companion was more p-r'Wt, and attempted to save him. While fishing, Bustel had been smoking his pipe, which he retained in his mouth when the punt capsized. His friend seized the pipe, which the drowning man gripped with the energy of despair, and, the pipe holding out under the strain, Bustel was safely to-red to the bank. Westminster REGENT CIGARETTES are fragrant, cool and the ideal smoke for the inhaler. Try them and share in the Great Free Gift Scheme. Forty beautiful jpresents to choose from. j ' * The Auckland Star says .-—There is in* some quarters'a stropg feeling in smport of the selection of a suitable man the clergy in jNew' Zealand to fill th'eVßiSjhopric of,/Auckland. epjiQcially as the diocese- ; does not offer more than £I2OO a year, which is pot sufficient to attract jthe. best men in Australia or abroad, and jthat ir ß0 i mc surety or permanency in the ''ment" Would be gained by securing the services' 6f a "fh'au' familiar with the .. ii . ~.,.;; r. l/< •'.. . {•VilliApilP local conditions. A "Warner's" is me most economical Corset a woman can wear—it can be. kept sweot'aftjd fresh* by washing. We guarantee Warners to wear wed and not rust, break, or tear; local drapers. . iiW> „. „ (j x A curious custom has iust oe'lebrated ' a,t Swanstoh, Cambridgeshire fEagiancD: The "tenant, oj Huntingdon Farni is bound to grow three acres ■ . ; i (i;. tail » ' . C ■ ■•■. .i' • of peas every year for the inhabitants. W! en they are ready for picking the town crier announces the. fact, ,and these who choose io pick can take what tht v please. The custom dates back 300 years, when a poor woman, was imprisoned for stealing peas.. No home should be without the famous Roslyn Writing Pad, 100 sheets. Only 6d and Is each from'all dealers. Ask for it. ■> x "I think it must be regarded as extremely satisfactory that although the account has not been in operation a fortnight yet, we have handled £9865." Thus stated the Mayor at the last meeting of the Gisborne Borough Council, when referring to the Borough banking scheme. Councillors agreed that the position was satisfactory. In reply to Cr. Smith, His Worship said tho withdrawals had amounted to £750. He said if they could keep about £IO,OOO going all the time It would mean a saving to the Council of £l5O a year. _ Bo fair to your corns—order "Anticor," the perfect safety corn shaver. from your local dealer to-day. Only 2s 6d Immediate comfort guaranteed or your monev back. ' x

STOMACH TROUBLEB DUE TO ACIDITY. So says Eminent Specialist. So-called stomach troubles, such as indigestion, wind, stomach-ache, and inability to retain food, instead of indicating that the stomach is out of order, are in nine cases out of ten siinply evidence that fermentation is talcing place in the food contents of tliD stomach, causing the formation of ga ; 3 and acids. Wind distends the stomac'j, and causes that full, oppressive feeling sometimes known as heartburn, while tho acid irritates and inflames tlia delicate lining of the stomach. rhs stomach, however, is not at fault. Tho trouble'lies entirely in the fermenting food. Such fermentation is unnatural, and acid formation is not only unnatural, but may involve the most serious consequences if not prevented. To prevent or stop fermentaciOn of the food contents of the stom?h and to neutraliso the acid, and ■onder it bland and harmless, half a easpoonful of bisurated magnesia, ;robably tho best and most effective iritacid known, should be taken in a inarter of a glass of hot or cold water limediately after eating, or whenever .vir.d or acidity is felt. This stops the fermentation, and neutralises the acidity in a few moments. Fermentation, itvir.d and acidity are dangerous aiid ■unnecessary. Stop or prevent them >v tho use of a proper antacid, such is bisurated magnesia, which can be drained from any chemist, and thus :n ble the stomach to do its work pr-. parly without being hindered by -)(■' mioiis gas and dangerous acids.— M.J\P. *