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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22201, 18 September 1937, Page 9

1 ?HY FIRST LITTLE SEASON AS A DEBUTANTE... WHAT, GOING HOME ALREADY. FRANCES ? WE SAID WE'O GO ON TO LADV QUARTERMAINE'S AFTER THIS SORRY, DEAR, I JUST CANT. EVEN AS IT IS, I KNOW I'LL BE TERRIBLY TIRED TOMORROW -- morning HEAVENS, SMITH. MORE INVITATIONS/ A BEASTLY SHAME TO HAVE TO REFUSE THEM..I CAN'T STAND THE PACE. I ALWAYS WAKE UP SO FAGGED. EVEN WHEN I GO TO BED EARLY V £ \\ UN Y Vi -BUNtIIA’S uM N _ | FRANCES GOES 10 SEE A DOCTOR ,?S:f ? DAIIT NEVUS ‘.BA**® ‘couun* 015 X , w fcavt seen vs* V ■lt ... SO I WAS WONDER WHETHER I OUGHTN GO ABROAD OR INTO COUNTRY SOMEWHERE -v W COME IN AND HAVE A NIGHT-CAP. WHILE I HAVE MY REGULAR CUP OF HO RUCK'S V y v^i / THAT* NOT THE LEAST BIT NECESSARY ALL THIS \j tiredness when you / WAKE UP IS SIMPLY A SIGN OF 'night-starvation'. YOUR BODY BURNS UP ENCROY IVIN DURING SLEEP. v YOU MUST TAKE SOMETHING TO REPLACE THIS. OTHERWISE OF COURSE YOU WAKE UP TIRED. HERE'S WHAT I ADVISE.. SOME WEEKS LATER.. HELLO. FRANCES, I DIDN'T EXPECT TO MEET YOU OUT SO EARLY. WEREN'T YOU AT THE MELTON HOUSE OH, I NEVER FEEL TIRED IH THE MORNINGS MOW, HOWEVER LATE I STAY UP r; n NIGHT GEATS BALL LAST HOW MB YOU CAN DO rr 1 Stefs' T ST -i lit SSteffi Do YOU find festivities a strain Have you begun to feel that the "good time is not worth the terrible aftermath of tiredness? Do you find yourself starting the day fagged? Probably you, too, are suffering from "Night-Starvation." Perhaps you’ve forgotten that your body goes on using up energy even while you sleep breathing alone takes 20,000 muscular efforts. Then unless this energy is replaced as it is burned up you wake feeling tired bur. Horlick's taken regularly last thing at night guardl against "Night Starvation.” It replaces " the used-up energy while you sleep, builds new reserves of vitality. You wake full of life and ready for anything. Horlick’s has a delicious flavour, too. Prices from 1/9 economy size, 2/11; the Horlick’s Mixer, 1/-. s sh 7 * t*OSUCI£F iiirHORLICK’S GUARDS AGAINST THIS MEANS YOU SLEEP SOUNDLY. NIGHT-STARVATION WAKE REFRESHED. AND HAVE EXTRA ENERGY ALL DAY The British Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd., 104 Dixon Street, Wellington, Cl. «r A FEW AS c 0 3 & & SI M is AT &

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