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Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 October 1941, Page 8

COLD GERMS ARE ATTRACTED CONSTIPATION. Whether there are just a few odd colds about, or an -pidemic of them, anyone who comes in contact with a sufferer is liable to become infected, as most of us have leanred by experience. This risk is accentuated if the health of the contact is below par. One of the best precautions to take to avoid a cold is to see that the bowels are kept regular with an occasional dose of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills. If by chance you have neglected to do so and a cold develops, try a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills and note the benefit. 3

H. M. MORTON & SON, REAL ESTATE AGENTS j on ACRES, freehold, beautifullj 7 situAOU ated in the best South Wairarapa dairying land. 14 paddocks, well watered and sheltered. All free from flood. First-class modern bungalow of 6 rooms, with all conveniences; double garage, storeroom, new hayshed, good cowbails, pigstyes, etc. For sale as a going concern, including 59 dairy cows, 2 bulls, 11 heifers, horse, 7 sows, boar, young pigs, about 20 ewes, 4-cow milking plant, Fordson tractor, very large range of- implements, new hay press, truck, etc., for £5O per acre. A farm to be proud of. 2 ACRES, just outside Borough boun--1 dary, with good 5-roomed house, e. 1., h.p. range, porcelain bath, etc.; a!2o numerous sheds. To wind up an estate, a very low cash offer will be accepted. MODERN 5-roomed? Bungalow, handy to Queen Street. All electric, garage, etc. Good section. Price, £l3OO. No mortgage.

“MAVEX STOMACH COMPOUND SAVED ME.” jJ QAYS Mrs Thompson. St. Clair, Dun- > edin: “I find MAVEX good for gastritis and stomach troubles.” Thousands praise MAVEX—the new MALTED SLIPPERY ELM Stomacn Compound. 3/- (3/4 posted) from W. J. Campbell, Chemist. 2