WOMAN'S NEEDS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 78, 2 April 1913, Page 7

WOMAN'S NEEDS.

Gently-nurtured -women, robust •women, and girls and: women delicately formed find that wiieffiever tho system needs a laxative, tlie most geittlo and wholesome remedy is California Syrup of I'Mgs. It has met with woman's worldwide acceptance -because it ie a natural remedy that does all that is claimed for it, -without ever overstepping the bounds of prudence and cswising tho slightest illeffect.

California Syrup of Fige commends itself particularly to women for many reasons. It is exceedingly pleasant to take, acte gently yet promptly with a laxative effect that ie so beneficial to the system, and so soothing and strengthening to the delicate organs at fault. It not only cleansee the bowels and rcmoveE impurities which, if noglect'ed, caiwo all manner of functional derangements, such ac beadWhe, biliousness, etc, but it acts also ac a tonic, fortifying the system, and encouraging regularity, thus overcoming by degrees tlip tendency to habitual constipation which works so mnch mischief in many women's lives.

California Syriip of Figs— "Natnre'e Pleasant Laxative" —is a remedy that ehOTild be in. every home, for conetipation and its attendant dangers are ever present. It is the ideal laxative for children, l>eir>jr so mild, cafe and etrererfchenirrg afterward..;, whilst its pleasant tnste iriakee it readily .acceptable to those who otherwise object to medicine in .any shape- or , form. Be exact, afik for "California Syrup of Fige," and look for the name and blue-ring trad<"-mark of the California Fig Syrup Co.