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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7988, 17 March 1906, Page 6

OUR LITTLE DINNERS,

A NINEPENNY DINNER. j 1. Macaroni and bacon. 2. Toasted cheese. Recipes.—Take about 6 ounces of macaroni, break into small pieces and throw into boiling water. Half an hour before it is done, add some slices of bacon. Strain off water, season the macaroni with salt and pepper, and serve under the bacon. Cost 7d. Toasted cheese 2d. A small dinner is just as likely as a larpe one to disagree with you, if your organs of digestion are not doing their work properly. If, after a meal, you feel heavy, and drowsy, and flushed, or if you suffer from constant headaches and frequent attacks of biliousness, or of constipation, you may feel certain that there is something wrong with your liver, stomach or bowels. Something serious, for anything that interferes with the proper digestion of your food deprives you of Btrength day by day, and in the end must lead to most dangerous illness. Indigestion is curable. Eat wholesome food, keep good hours, take as much exercise as possible, and for medicine keep by you a box of Doan's Dinner Pills, a vegetable remedy which never fails even in cases of long standing and obstinate liver and bowel trouble. These are sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or post free from FosterMcClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street, Sydney. A sample free for Id. stamp. Doan's, Doan's; remember and use the full name, DOAN'S Dinner Pills.