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Taranaki Daily News, 10 September 1940, Page 2

I He Staggered To The Chemist's Shop Stomaeh Snfferer Who Had To Give Up Work Retnrned To Office Same Day After Trying New Treatment "Lart Friday, 1 was so ill with gastric ! trouble that I had to leave my work." writes a correspondent. "I staggered to the bus stop where there is a chemists shop. On the counter I saw a cartort of Digestif Rennie PastilleS, so 1 thought: 1 would try a smali packet. Sitting on the doorstep waiting for the bus. I began to suck two pastilles. A few minutes later the bus came and I got on it automatically — but presently 1 realised that 1 didn't feel so bad as before. I hopped off that bus quickly, and decided to go back to the office. When I got my wages I went to the chemist's at a jogtrot for a large packet of Rennies."— J.J Digestif Rennies— pnlike single-action remedies — attack all the causes of the trouble directly. They eontain antacids which neutralise and take the "fire" out of burning stomaeh acid; absorbents which "soak up" bloating stomaeh gas: gedatives which soothe the inflamed stomaeh linlng; and digestive ferments which help to digest your food. When you feel pain coming on, simply slip two Rennies into your mouth and suck them. They become active at once; they end stomaeh pain in less than five minutes, because they reach your stomaeh full strength— not weakened with water; and they taste well. Rennies are twist-wrapped separately, and can be carried loose— air-tight and hygienic— in pocket or handbag. Digestif Rennies are obtainable from all Chemists. Trial size 10jd. Family size 2/9.