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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 17021, 18 December 1920, Page 7

for a better appetite . I)R,. WILEIAMS' PINK FILLS. Pleasurable anticipation, of a meal, cheerfulness at the table, find a calnj state of mind during digestion &tc all necessary if wo arc to get the most flood, out of th*s food wo eat. But ix "your stomach is out of order and you never have a good appetite any morr, and everything you «at distresses you, how aro these things possible?. Worry Interferes wit<h. digestion, and if you uto nervous you will worry. H your blood'is thin and your stomach has lost ton© yon will be troubled with j;as ! pains after eating. Loss ol gppetito i is a symptom of a general con- : tSition. i If this is your case, try building up j tho blood and strengthening the nerves by tho tonic treatment. See if you don't soon notico an improvement in your appetite. It is usually the first sign that t'he tonic treatment is helping you. Then, as the digestivo organs am toned up to do the work that Nature int-ondo<r. you are ablo to cat -with comfort things that formerly disagreed wife you. To build up tho blood there is remedy tihat has been a household word for a generation, I>r. Williams' PiriV Pilla for Palo People. They tono up the entire 6ystem, make tho blood rich and red, strengthen the nerves, incrcasts the appetite, put colour in the cheek* and lips, and drive away that unnatural tired feeling. Plenty of 6Unlight, wfootlexrmo food, anu fresh arr will do tho rest. FREE —A valuable little book, "What to Eat and How to Eat,"' s6>ir, free on request. I>r. Williams' Pink Pilla are sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or will be sent, post paid, on receipt of price, 3s per box, hy T>r. Williams' Medicine Co., Box Sio, Wellington. 3