CEREGEN—ALL BRITISH NERVE FOOD.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16324, 23 September 1918, Page 3

CEREGEN —ALL BRITISH NERVE FOOD.

Ceregen is a. successful combination of the two vital needs of the human body, a strength builder and a nerve food. It is not a stimulant and contains no drags. The medical faculty the world over approve of Ceregen, as it regenerates wasted nerve tissue and replaces the daily expenditures of nervous energy. Ceregen is used in Naval and Military Hospitals of Britain and her Allies, and is playing its part in bringing soldiers back to their former health and strength. When outworked, run down, languid, or listless, try Ceregen. 2s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s Gd, 12s, from all chemists. The 12s size contains eight times the amoont of 2s 6d tin. 33

Germany is scandalised, says Mr F. W. "Wile "in the "Daily Mail," by the disclosure that Berlin tailors are charging £50 for suits. The National Association of Merchant Tailors denies that such prices are "usurious," alleging that cloth is so scarce that it is cheap at £6 fo £6 10s a yard. The "Berliner Tageblatt" insists that the tailors aro conscifencele6s profiteers, and that £30 to £30 10s is a "fair" price for an "elegant gentleman's suit/' even amid the admittedly abnormal conditions now existing.