Steady Those Nerves. Or They Will Beat You. The unsteady hand, twitchinsrs of the face and limbs, a harrassed appearance, /Sleeplfcssn'ess, feelings of irritation, depression and weariness, are signs that all is not well with your nerves. You should pay heed to these warnings because shaky, shattered nerves are a serious handicap in life. If you are a wage-earner they lower your capacity for with consequent loss of wages. If a wife or m'pther. they will interfere with hpusehpld duties. \\hatever you are and whatever are your pursuits and hopes in life, rundown nerves will always send you backward instead of forward. The one thing- that will quickly help you to recover your lost nerve power is new, rich blood. Your nerves are fed only through your blood, and when your nervous energy becomes exhausted, it is a sijrn that your blopd is thin and weak. Start at once to l-epleriish" and enrich your blood with Dr" Williams' Pink Pill* which are fajiiou's for their bloodmaking prppcrtjes. After a short course of these pills you will be delighted tp' find how. your nerves have become vital and strong-. Your outlook on life will greatly improve You will tackle your work with zest, your appearance will brighten up, and you will have sound, refreshing sleep. So steadv those nerves now with the help of Dr Williams-' Pink Pills, 3s a bottle, of all chemists and storekeepers—nothing- else \%<il 1 do. Qn Saturday nigh)) the final pressive euchie party at Bannockbunri wilj be held. In a cricket match jit Arrpwtown on Saturday, Pembroke defeated Arrow-town for tjie Burnett Shield. The Railway DepartmenT advertise In this issue particulars of daily running- of Mail and Express trains commencing on sth December, also alterations to several of the Ota go Central Branch trains, In Saturdays tennis matches Wanaka' defeated Que.enstown bv 16 s<et-s to nil. CromwßTT*defeated Clyde by 16 sets 'tp three, and Tfirrus beat Crpmwefl B by 13 sets tp fhrec. Programmes for the- Lpv/burn Caledonian Society's annual sports meeting: pn Boxing Day'pap flow be had trunj the spprefaly, Mr j. I-inlay \i caters for' all ('-lasses pf sports from those who prefer a gapui pf quoits to those w'hose hobb? is Hig-hland and National Dancing. Peds are well catered for with excellent prize money, while the field games, present a variety that will provide for all. Numerous ffphd medals and trophies are in addition to the cash prizes. TI"KN|P' 3'EKD—We have Cartel's English '.fur'nip ' Seed ' as followts : Imperial prcjen Globe. Green and Purple ; Top ! Aberdeen. Devon Grey-bfpneX--BQWIES l-TDv Cromwell. Methodist Church" Services for 'next ' Sunday:—Cromwell ii" and 7. BjUjuocTiburn 3. —Mr Henderson.
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Cromwell Argus, 28 November 1927, Page 5
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