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Wairarapa Age, 14 March 1927, Page 7

NERVOUS MEN AND WOMEN. PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT PITIES). Many .men and women are disliked and blamed for sour, irritable temper and snappishness, when they ought to be pitied. . The fault is not in the mind or disposition. The nerves are starved. You would not hate a person for being hungry in the ordinary sense. You would be sorry for him. But starved nerves never get auv sympathy. A nervous person suffers in ways that do not show. Any sudden noise causes real anguish to the nervous. Our nerves have to be susceptible’. They warn us of every sound and movement—that is what they are for. But when, through being starved, they become too susceptible, they hurt cruelly. That is nerve trouble. Your nerves can only be fed by your blood. Your 'blood can be fed by Dr. Williams’ Pink Fills—the wonderful blood-food and nerve tonic. Go to your chemist and ask for the genuine Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and you will find that your appetite, nerves and temper soon show the good effect of a small dose after meals. They have effected wonderful results in thousands . Teall - v sevc^e cases, where mere irritability has been followed by agonising neuralgia and headaches. So build up your nervous system by taking Dr Williams’ Pink Pills. Sold everywhere at 3s per bottle.

Here's, a good idea that many women have taken np. Carry a tin cf Pulmonas in your handbag so that you’ll have them handy to take at the first sign of cough, cold or ’flu. You’ll find that Pulmo'i’-s mean sudden dea’h to- cough, cold an i 'flu germs—ask your chemist for a 1/6 tin.*