( N" Alu (t Nn Mlu Kiuv LfY Old Father William ~with apologies to Lewis Carroll and Sir John Tenniel "You re stout; 9} said the Youth, 66 and you ought to take care Not to strain yourself cutting up timber; Yet you think it a joke just to chop down an Oak ^ What keeps you So youthfully limber? " 66 Aha! " Father William replied to his Son, "I frequently drink a small Measure Of Health-giving Andrews, which makes me SO fit 99 That Physical Effort" S a Pleasure: And you; too, will enjoy increased energy if you drink an EFFERVEScENT occasional glass of bubbling sparkling Andrews Liver Salt: Andrews benefits health in these four ways: First Andrews ANDREWS refreshes the mouth and tongue; nextitsoothes the stomach and relieves acidity; then it acts directly on the liver, ((wer" checking biliousness; and finally Andrews gently clears Laxative the bowels, correcting constipation. ANDREWS LIVER SALT The Pleasa nt Effervescing Laxative Scott & Turner Ltd" Andrews House: Newcastle-on-Tyne England: 1 SAIT)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 412, 16 May 1947, Page 25
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165Page 25 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 412, 16 May 1947, Page 25
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