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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2821, 12 July 1916, Page 4

CEKEGEN—BRITISH AND BETTER. > Doctors testify to the value of proteid liervo foods by prescribing tliem to patients. Hitherto tho foods were made, in enemy countries. Tlicy have disappeared from the market, and their plaeo has hesn taken by Ceregen. It is an entirely British production of great medicinal value, and lower in price than tho foreign I'oods. .Ceregen contains over 80 pGi'-cont. of proteid—vitally necessary for the formation of nervous tissue, muscles, and brain. If you are weak, nervous, talco Ceregen—it supplies the food elements Inckinjr in your food, yet necessary to health, 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d., (is. lid., 125., at chemists (12s. size contains 8 times amount of 2s. 6d. tin).—Advt. Tho Parson :"Well, my boy, you teem in a great hurry to got to your sohool to-day." Boy: "Vey, eii*. Bill Jones' ia going" to got a licking this morning for playing truant, and I don't want to miss it." Only ono remedy for coughs and colds bears tho narao "iVAZOL.'' Arid "NAZOL" is His quickest, surest, cheapest raniedy. Bewate of "just as good." Accept nothing but "NAZOL.''--.Advt.