NOT UP TO THE MARK?

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10284, 20 May 1919, Page 7

NOT UP TO THE MARK?

ADVICE TO THOSE "BBLOW PAS*

Knowing how important it is to be equal to the strain ' of" working in these times, it is' "astonishing that so many people allow themselves to ge* - •below par:- - The best of us are none Wo strong, with the strain and ianxiev experienced and the increased demands for work. Yet too many of us allow., ourselves to grow thin and bloodless, losing energy and sleeping badly, suffering from, indigestion, headaches and nervousnew. Keeping up to the mark requires the blood and nerves to be in iobd order. If these, are right; appetite and 1 sleep will j return, .the digestion will v give us - no , trouble.jand the. nerves jwill grow stronsr and, '"steady—fit. Ifor any. . emergency. Thousands .of persons of both eases have j testified to the many benefits derived ' from the rioh. iiew blood made by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills -for Pal&'People, and the resulting improvement in nerves and digestion. ........ , You have the same opportunity to regain strength bv beginning a, coarse of Dr. Williams'. Pink Pillß,without delay. ; Go to anv chemist or -storekeeper, and "'* *ask for Dr. Williams* Pink .?iUs; then you will avoid' the cheajj substituted, ■< that are sometimes" offered!"'/';. ;

-' Two booklets. "Diseases of the Neity Tons System" and "What to Eat and How to Bat" will be sent free on remiest by tho Dr. Williams',, Medicine Co„-Box 543. G.V.0.. Wellington. Dr. '■Williams' Pint Pills are sold by all chemists Mid storekeepers at 3s per box, i •six boxes 16s fid.