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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 921, 14 March 1930, Page 5

•** .*>. 9 • Is your child constipated ? Mrs. V. M. Drews, 5, Fairlight Street, Leichhardt, Sydney, N.S.W., writes: “ I have used 4 California Syrup of f'igs ’ for a number of years and have found it a reliable family medicine. I recommend it particularly where there are children in the family, as it is very pleasant to take.” MOTHER! Constipation poisons the whole system, and is a child’s worst foe, because it undermines the health during the vital time of growth. Spare your child this grave handicap. Give ‘California Syrup of Figs’—' Calrfig * —to ersure healthy, daily bowel action, then bcdv, brain and disposition will be able to grow and develop without hindrance. Watch your children for signs ’t constipation, then simply give 4 California Syrup of 4mgs * until regularity is restored. That is the great value of this gentle laxative; it never makes constipation worse, but coaxes the bowels back to normal daily action. Children love this delicious laxative and it suits them all. ’ Cet a bottle to-day. 1/9—or times the quantity for 3/-, Of all chemists and stores. Emphasise 4 California ’ and look for 4 Califig * on the package*

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