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OF COURSe HES FeD uP YouRe ALwAYS Tired AND wASHED OUT Not Your NERVeS Ae BAD AND You CANT Sleep the woman he married ! Be frank with yourself 1 Perhaps housework and children have absorbed your youth; strain and worry sapped your energy and impaired your digestion_ Butyour husband has worries too_ Unless you can share them and help him find recreation he may look elsewhere for sympathy. Turn to Wincarnis, Wincarnis is simply a pure the delicious tonic wine Doctors have been delicious wine reinforced with recommending for over 50 years, the wine the energising vitamins, the nerve-building and tonic pro- which has literally meant new life to perties of malt and beef thousands after serious illness . Wincarnis extracts. Wincarnis has been proved by over 20,000 recom- replaces lost energy by creating new blood mendations from Doctors to to nourish the nerves and tissues. It brings be the most effective remedy for all run down conditions and you new vivacity and vigour. It helps nervous complaints: 5/6 pints, you to sleep soundly-to be yourself once 9/- quarts. Get a bottle more, the woman he married; the woman to-day from your chemist_ You IL feel the benefit with he still desires. your very first glass . WINCARNS Must de You godd OVER 20,000 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM DOCTORS

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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 35, 8 March 1935, Page 53

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Page 53 Advertisement 3 Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 35, 8 March 1935, Page 53

Page 53 Advertisement 3 Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 35, 8 March 1935, Page 53

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