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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2850, 15 August 1916, Page 9

! Pallor. 1 s sEEB gHg DRINK ONLY .Is -it Anaemia? | STAPLES'. TJALENESS of cheeks and lips and inside the eyelids is one si JL of the most noticeable symptoms of Ansemia or poorness of || ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL blood. If you are pale or suffer also from other symptoms of || rvwuTmeawTTPQ Anemia such as Breathlessness at slight exertion, Weakness, CUiNJ\UI£3bL,UKb Lassitude, Depression of Spirits or Loss of Appetite, commence TO BE ABSOLUTELY at once the. Irort 'Jelloid' treatment, Iron 'Jelloids' make the blood rich and vigorous, so that it is (§3 rvTtP IS ?TH 1 13;I??® TIP able to carry out properly its work of revitalising the body. Checks M fMlu H a and lips regain their colour, energy and vigour are restored, ,3V appetite returns, one feels thoroughly fit and well. Buy a box Rraworv and Office: mm —| S Molasworih and S^ ts '' essrich the- Mood —restore energy I Dr. A fidrew Wilson wrote.— "Iron 'Jelloids' constitute the most \\ atntsvu n bsub (tof "•, "effective and desirable treatment for the cure of that common -ft r UKWMnwfsiwM •" complaint, that insidious and weakening condition, no matter from AGENCY • " what cause arising, known as Anasmia or Poorness of Blood." Ja —: A fortnight's trial (price 119) will convince you. @ price2/91eading For Ansmia id 7/oaen IBON 'JELLOIDS' No. 2. <j® B H l£, Reliable Tonic for Men ■ IKON 'JELLOIDS' No. 2A. (§| F®r Growiag Children lEON 'JELLOIDS' No. 1. 1 638 Obtainable at all Chemists price 1/9, large size 4/-. Vra newts: P«ri».ri.Ru»castwioiii:. NtwVor^M.EectaMSt ManofKhired only by THE 'JELLOID' C«„ 205. City R o> d, London, EnfiM. take.' - BRIT. QOVT. STAMP AFgtXKP TO ALI.GENUINE PACKETS.

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