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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2868, 5 September 1916, Page 9

THE BLOOD is the energiser of the system. Upon its quality || depends the nourishment of every organ, every nerve-centre, & every muscle of the body. . B* Poorness of Blood is called Anaemia—girls, women and men t| are all subject to it. . m It manifests itself inbreathlessness on slight exertion, pale KS cheeks, lustreless eyes, depression and exhaustion. || If you have any of these symptoms, or are run-down and need p a tonic, take Iron 'Jelloids' to enrich the blood. m When the blood has been enriched and strengthened, Anaemia . || ' is overcome—the symptoms give place to abundant vitality, rosy m cheeks, and a feeling of general"fitness" and well-being. m Dr. Andrew Wiltm write .—" Imfmcrishtd bleed can be made rick attdrud gs " by means cf Inn 'Jelltids,' the mtst effective and desirable treatment. . (X A FORTNIGHTS TRIAL (price 1/9) WILL CONVINCE YOU || For Anemia in Women IRON 'JELLOIDS' No. 2. Ss Reliable Tonic for Frten ...... IKON-JELLOIDS'No. 2A. |e For Growing Children , IKON 'JELLOIDS' No. 1. m Obtainable at all Chemists, price 1/9. Large size 4/- Jg| Manufactured only by 205, City Road. London. England. jp # ' ■"". : B '"'' : . '~"""■"'. pur Tailoring m m Wr Especially . flood.*3 L 6 %w| In. Every lay I (§v&Km*xn L lit ?^^i<rd&Sl "REOAUSE it is made with suKlw& pwb' skill, experienced ltnowWVpk i™UMi»g|l ledge, and good judgment. liiL> in the ta|lor,nc ° f ffff «fiF3IFTfIES SMART SUITS .;... . toJ^^JaTOiaßsJbS^^Ti! ~, a 'l points are necessary. .—-™"™" jjhg.t j s our work is of. the faultless variety which every man The Postman : Briii£s u T^ u *.&H^*i* CJ I your clothes you should certainly ~ ' 'n» i? 9 ' -sri tpui .wp.to qxeu .mo.f oouid tieiiialie : - v ivv'isrssi™: Morrison § Penney The great succoss of this wonder- (THE MILITARY TAILORS), fill oure is due to the fact t|hat every •■ . Macarthy'i Buildings, case receives the attention of a. , ■ ■ D Speokliat in Rheumatism. ASpeolal- WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Ist with a marvellous record. YOU » _« GET HIB ADVICE FKEE. ;_ ' .._ Bift firßt of all you must send for : t our FItEE BOOK, whioh. explain^ everything, and tells you what to do. _ _, Kmtsyail en M tr ~ n It tells all about the wonderful din-' 8 SIEIIQ7W W» A H Vtt covoryof tills remedy, which wasro; ft fiS jr* Eg g iL H fia 0 | ff| "Now Zealand Herald," and other to/Mfflßtfli n. SbL- rauVlO ' leading daily papers ,of this Do- . \ / minion over two years ago. • ' Pill in this Coupon at once, and GRAIN AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, post it to the address given. —-— WELLINGTON. FEEB , COUPON. « ' ■' ' ""■'■' To the Dominion Rheumatic- Cure tp have stocks of the following lines. Pty.,W, High Street, Auekl o nd. W just londed _ . ' « Please send me your free book entitled "Tho Broken Crutch: A Host »„„„„ „ T ™,~ Interesting Story," as mentioned in LINSEED NUlc. This Dominion.—24o. LINSEED OIL CAKE, Gushed, Namo ' EARLY SEED POTATOES,' Address • :\. ALGERIAN SEED OATS. ■■ - No sufferer should neglect fo Bend fIUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION, for this free book. If you have only UUU l«i ivno un «n ui V «i ivn, an oooasional twinge it is a Bign that the poison is in the blood and . ; ■ 'should be eradicated. But if your : : ' '. ! ' case is a'severe one. EVEN IF IT / ■.—.-,„ —-, i, B in aa HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED INOUB- / AND. ©O. ABLE, a compKte and speedy cure / CL yDE QUAY, WELLINGTON.is possible with this cure. Caws \ • ■ which Imve received the most skil- (listamisnea W leara.} ful hospital treatment without sue- . cess havo been cured by "Eheu- (MASH BUYERS OF LEAD, BRASS, maline." We can prove this abso- \j zinc, COPPER, IRON, RA63, lutely. Send for the book NOW. | ROPE, and RUBBER. 'Phone 725, " liable to A ver J'°. ne can b e rid of them by taking BonI \ n ' n 2 ton ' s ' r ' s h oss - Tf l ' s famous remedy makes K "*fflj as . tron Si. direct attack on the cold germs—quicklv v relieves inflammation in the throat, air-passages m /^^^ll^^«^ ' ungS| ms P e ' s feverishness. c||i .insn .jbooss is the remedy for you, just as it is for the grateful user, VSilsSsffl. who writes as follows:— -■. Inveroareill. \ "^h"™ plewnre in recommending Bonninjton's Irish Moss, as I \UH5&Jrcs baTe a larjfe family and have found it a great benefit to the children wl, tn they havo beon suffering from coughs and coldt.". Mrs. T. ORB. Ask your chemist or storekeeper for Bonningtou's and see you get . . it. Sold in largo and «mall bottles. 103

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