must do two men's work It's a situation every business man sometimes Long hours at the dcsk —shortened hours of sleep— hasty and irregular meals—lack of exercise—these sap the vitality of the strongest body. At such times the danger of constipation is most common —and most serious. Nujol helps Nature in Nature's own way Constipation shows there is not You can take Nujol for any length T • enough natural lubricant in the of time without ill effects To insure IV. I"I fl jf*& B I intestine. The waste matter be- in*™,.! -i«».i- • C ?? , 1 ■ ■ S II comes hard and difficult to move. **^> 1 d f"? l,n ?f ,* ° h °»M be JL KA* m I A Then you need the lubricant Nujol. ta * en "Bui"!?- Unlike laxatives, -,«».,?€»„,< " It makes up for the lack of natural 1C does not or form a habit JurkV CV\tl <&i ftn ti ntl lubricant. Medical authorities ap- and can be discontinued at any prove Nujol because it is so gentle, time, so safe, so natural in its action. Bin to roj perfect Nujol simply softens the waste that is possible only when'bowel (1 -^- — T matter and thus permits regular movements are normal and regular <W " a 3e= Hi *' and thorough bowel movements. Ask your chemist for Nujol today g&tffill It does not overtax the intestinal Made by Nuiol I »k ft ,«. , V " »O K 1«. It i, not a medicine. Standards" Co. (New
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 10 June 1926, Page 18
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