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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 August 1939, Page 4

Suffered Years from Acid Stomach ONE DOSE OF THIS REMEDY BROUGHT RELIEF Read this letter and be convinced that, no matter how long or how badly you have suffered, your digestive trouble will end if you give DeWitt’s Antacid Powder a trial. Mr. H. Miles, of Rangiora, Horrelville, R.D., writes:— “Ifeel 1 cannot say too much in praise of De Witt’s Antacid Powder. For yea rs I suffered from sour stomach, violent, pains and sickness, then one day I bought a tin of De Witt's Antacid Poivder. The first dose gave me instant relief. I can eat anything now without dreadingafter meal pains.” Let De Witt’s Antacid Powder gel to work on your indigestion now. Your digestive system will quickly become healthy and well-regulated. Your stomach will be able to digest your food with ease. Meal time will be a pleasure and life will be worth living. Get a supply of De Witt’s Antacid Powder to-day, and then you will eat what you like and enjoy it! DeWITTS ANTACID POWDER the quick-action remedy for indigestion, acid stomach, heartburn, flatulence, dyspepsia, palpitation, gastritis and all forms of stomach trouble. Sold in sky-blue canisters, price 2/6. K \ \ / / Z You Don't ||| Bu y I| — Diamonds Every Day i | I-<’—■» Therefore choose a rEg $ guaranteed Di a - ~9R Jay mond Ring from ?Bn our after Hje —J ; “'A ypn's it will re- £SS — main a pleasure to £|S V* 7 the wearer. =IP $$ SEYMOUR ||| M il'li GitJLKJJKG e \V\ /W “The Little Shop | Ffl \v\ f l / Around the Corner’’ Hji 7 Perry St., ||| cratpo MAS TERI ON. Start ’em Let your qh children \Cz . kW (§} W, ,yf r i de to school on one of our All Steel Bicycles. XJS "*** It’s good exercise and saves S E““ time and maybe money. SS Steve Sharman | Cycle Agent, MASTERTON. I 'Phone 2152. I

A MARVEL IN FOO® VALUE gft g 1 F|l fll | ” AND A REAL TASTY TREAT |j Jj | PEANUT butter z * **■* z VZOU can always be thankful for “Betta” Peanut Butter—it’s a ' hf e ' saver ‘ n all mealtime emergencies — when appetites lag, **'' %.■ when budgets cry “Help!”—when tasty, nourishing lunches have 'w" .' ' ' ' '<3lllll to cut — surc ty to dress up holiday fare. * ' z ”' z < < ” My! The rich, nutty goodness it lends to salad dressings — the 5 { ' ' flavour and food value it puts into meatless main dishes —the zest ' z av energy value in sandwiches for the youngsters’ lunch boxes — > * A the wonders it works with lonely left-overs! And “Betta” Peanut Butter is a ‘must’ in cakes, biscuits and desserts. , • W 11 But more than that. “Betta” is a highly nutritious and valuable food. Read this list of features. It will help you plan balanced, ”• ' * ' 11 nourishing meals — and help you write a knowledgable “last line” Z; .l|pP z z 1 that will win you that five pound note. z / z z “Bc ,,a ” P eanu t Butter contains more “protein” (muscle-building) properties and 0 energy-producing fats than eggs or meal —as well as vitamins and mineral satis. ''~7‘Vt*'''*,' s| 2. The clear, golden tint of “Belta” is a guarantee of easy digestibility. In fact z 7< ' " z z' ! 'W® < || “Betta” Peanut Butter can be enjoyed by people who have difficulty in digesting ‘' ordinary butter —that's how (JOOll it is. z Z S 'W'-" Z 3" “Betta” Peanut Blitter is made from selected peanuts, roasted to perfection. In ' '' ■/ z this important step lies “Bella's” superiority, because every kernel is evenly '' roasted to the exact stage required to bring out the maximum flavour, yet ' / ' " ' preserve every atom of food value. §p Your grocer stocks “Betta” Peanut Butter in attractive 4 oz., 8 oz., al 'd 12 oz. screw-cap jars. Order your favourite size today. /I ‘ - ■ TCSS WHITE A 6i LA ST LINE- \ . A a SWHT IbEB.ICIOUS ” I»EANBJT ) EASY TO WIN .. . .JUST WRITE a last) HUTT EH WIN THAI I*E£IZE •. • J LINE TO THIS LIMERICK / Said a clever young schoolgirl named Dot, ( J I like “Betta” Butter a lot. k Bull of protein, and flavour, _mWML 1M Hl iH |Dj ® 5 w |g|i w OldsW i\ly luncheon life-saver, yfi Hl M Ig! IgM K j jhj Enter now —enter often. You have a chance of line on an ordinary sheet of paper together winning a crisp new five pound note Every with your name and address, and send to Fortnight — and of sharing in 35 other cash “Limerick”, Box 669, V/ellington. Send no Bk 4 H°4 l lll H H * LM HUI ■ A jLyOHH prizes. Il’s easy, it’s fun. Enlist the family’s help— extra drawings, photographs or letters with BMP A* ITO *1 1111 I I * IrJl■■ I I 14 nP AfflS or them all to enter. Read the hint on winning. your entry. Read the rules, lhen get going 2. Entries will be judged for sincerity and apt--A HINT ON WINNING ness of thought, originality and neatness. The ffiSraSfj Entries will be judged mainly on sincerity decision of the judges will be final. Fancy % and aptness of thought. So read every word entries will not count extra. Xrfl of this advertisement. You’ll get lots of 3. There will be a new Limerick Contest every M ideas for a knowledgable ‘last line’. Or fortnight. Each contest wlil run for two $g j jg\H pE] ll i B better still, get a jar of “Betta” Peanut weeks only. Entries must be in the hands of Butter. Let the family sample it. Their the judges on the closing date of the contest. PS's 7fl | f j§jT» if/Wa enthusiasm will be your inspiration. And Results will be published in this paper, to- IJg 6Wd remember — there’s a new contest every gether with the new limerick, a fortnight fortnight. after the closing date. | M jJ jl EfjM JU’ffiSSE,, FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES 4. The contest is FREE and open to everyone I. The last line must rhyme with the first and except employees of the Sanitarium Health second lines. Write plainly or print your last Food Company and Carlton-Carruthers Ltd. PRIZE WINNERS IN CONTEST NO. 1 CONTEST NO. 3 CLOSES SEPT. Ist - WATCH THIS PAPER FOR RESULTS SEPT. 14. FIRST PRIZE £5, Mrs. K. Webster, Mornington, Dunedin. FIVE PRIZES S^’ SS aar l* r °P, Nelson; Mrs. R. Cate, Wanganui; Mrs. E. George, Fendalton; Mr. F. Milner, Frankton; Miss L. Davidson, Tapanui. 10 PRIZES OF 10 /-. etr. W. K. Mitchell, Okoke; Mr. F. A. Campbell, '>z^: : >z^zz-<-z- : yzz-,-zzz.:z>z<4BMßpßM^fc^7a^spv^aP' z l/ z 'Si Hamilton; Mrs. E. G. Garbutt, Fendalton; Barbara Pavelka, Oxford; - '' '•''/,/• ‘ z , & i Mrs. T. Kennedy, Kamo: Mrs. D. Crawford, Caversham; Mrs. M. Bird, Zz /z Tapanui; Cecilia Thomas, Christchurch; Mrs. E. Stewart, Masterton; 'J' z Mr - w - D - Keay, Kaitaia. 20 PRIZES OF 5/-, Mrs. J. Wright, f P \ t zzl Z X Mrs. C. Chadwick, Paraparaumu; Mrs. M. 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