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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 184, 24 April 1918, Page 9

' "I was all run down, to the very bottom," writes F.;- ; V (, Gagnon. "I had to quit work I was so weak... NoW,,, r' VI3II thanks to Sargol, I look like a now man. I gained> ■■: J'' W 22 pounds in 23 days." . . . S? '■$ "Sargol has put just 10 pounds on mo in 14 .days,"- / - ' ''^ <;,i -' statcs W- -D- R°k erts - "i fc ias macio mo s l cc P. we . ll > '£si* V ','"■ f >'?s}% " \ enjoy what I ato and enabled nic to work with inlif' ,\. ~,a- , * '%j||l "I weighed Ost. (ilb. when I commenced taking Sargol. 11l '' ' 21 /). ' JmS After taking 20 days I weighed lOst. 4lb. Sargol ia : I : P& " iW }'MM>** '-elli tho most wonderful preparation for flesh building I pig. y <Wk , . have ever seen," declares D. Martin, and J. Meier .: flf "' \M '. adds: "For tho past twenty years I have taken mcdi- ■ Vt u. ,Is*- ~ c ' ne CVCI 7 c ' a >' or indigestion and got thinner every m% $k< MpWSm vcar -' 1 took Sar s ol for forf, y days and fcol r than. I havo felt in twenty years. My weight has in|ll 'V : Cl ' cascd fl ' om lOst 10lb, ,to 12sfc- 2lb, '' ' i : > ? When hundreds of men and women-and thero aro |I hundreds, with more coming every day-living in M every nook and corner of this great world voluntarily ; f testify to weight'increases ranging tlio way from P 10 to 35 pounds given them by Sargol, you must admit, ■ I . Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Thin leader, if you. arc not 11: |§ i consumptive or a sufferer from diabetes,-that-there - ; W ' *'yfif - -must be something for you in this Sargol method-of pi: , *Jfsfc t f flesh building after all. % 'W$ ' Hadn't you better look into it, just as thousands of \ £ ' * ■■ " ' others have done? Many thin folks say: "I'd^ give I l&L w'\ most anything to put on a littlo extra weight, but 1 $ i m&''h * »' w^cn someone s'lggc, a way thoy exclaim, "Not a ( ' chance. Nothing will make mo plump. I'm built to « 1 ; stay thin." Until''you havo tried Sargol, you do not | [," ' ' mfpj and canno ' i now "k's is mc - I ' ' VN Sargol has helped put pounds of healthy "stay | f «' l there" flesh on hundreds who doubted, and in spile S , \ - : W^'>' , '1 of their doubts. You don't have to believe in Sargol L to grow plump from its use. You just take it and j I watch weight pile up, hollows vanish and your body j l roimd oufc to Phasing normal proportions. You weigh . I > yourself when you begin and again when you finish \ " and.you lot the scales tell the story. ■ - t \ Sargol is absolutely harmless. It is a tiny conccn- \ - ''iJssmm(->' i iJ trated tablet. You take one with every meal. It \ "-W4wWk-<¥ ■ mixes with the food you cat for the purpose of..as-. I sisting the digestive organs to separate all of its flesh I ' producing ingredients. It aims to prepare ;theso I A '" W WSiw fat making elements in an easily assimilated _ 1 * orra > w^'c]l c 1)loot ' fian reac % al)Sor b and carry / J&m*Ww ovcr J' olll , PlumPi well-developed persons ■ ; / , 'Wm%W clon,t nced Ito hclp P rotluoo . tbis rcsl . t- Th ? 5 u a \" /' 'wtHil% ' similative machinery performs its functions without f '"' *wM'*i aid. But thousands of thin folks' assimilative organs do not. This fatty portion of their food may ( now go to waste through their bodies liko unburned ■, ; I ■ coal'through an open grate. A few days' test of \ Sargol in your case will surely prove whether or not j ; \ '■ $*liff *^ s ' s truc y° U- trying '1 ' If you want a beautiful and well-rounded figurfi of ; symmetrical proportions, if you want to gain some UKSHPW solid P ound 9of healthy stay-there flesh, if you want to vWMW increase your weight to normal, weigh what you should WHil ' weigh, and if you are not a sufferer from diabetes [ «iSlsi or consumption for which Sargol is not in- j BPIPv tended go straight to your chemist to-day, and get a Q«k package of Sargol, and use it as directed, bargol will cither help increase your weight or it won t and the only way to know is to try it. A single package, of bargol -easily enables yon to make this test. Six y.days' use /fASFWSPNIi of Sargol, according to ■ directions, is absolutely-guar- < - an teed to increase your weight to a satisfactory degreo I *«^m %% '") >*>:"'W or vour chemist will refund all tho money you have \ - - > paid him for it. Sargol is sold by leading chcmiets V 1 every where and in Wellington and vicinity by Wm. SALEK , , "M.P.S., 32 Willis Street, Wellington; and C. H. PERRETT, M.P.S., corner Willis & Manners Streets, j

siiiiiiiiiiimiiiiMit iiiiiimiHiMiiiiiiiiiiiii '"IS i For Stomach Paine, Cramps, Diarrhoea | 1 take from 6to 20 drops of pure = 1 lUlSalNad!) HEAN'sTsSENCE I =' in water and sip olowly. ; = = For COUGHS, COLDS, OATAIiKIJ, = 2 SOM THROATS, diluto to a prat. 6 s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiniiHiina "Just S®@ How That. Borri.Comes iff! ,, - "GETS-IT" Loosens Your Corns and Off They Come. It's the Modern Corn Wonder—Never Fails. It is difficult to believe anything could act like that'in removing a corn. Why, "GETS-IT" loosened that corn completely from the flesh and then I just lifted, it off with iny finger nails. TiLTS-ll ' is certainly wonderful! Yes, (xblbrii "Vβ Ju«l Wonderful, tho Way 'GETS-IT , Mokes All Corns Gα Quick." is the most remarkable corn-rembver eyer known because you never have to trifle with your corns, bnmlngo them/ stick thick plasters on them,.make thorn soro from irritating salves, or try to.diK them out. . . . ■' ■ ■.■ . "GETSJT" is a liquid. You- put on a fow drops in a few seconds. It dries. It is painless. Put your stocking on right over it. Put on your regular shoes. Yoii will not limp Oi'./isritlio in pain. Tho corn,.. callus or wait, will loosen from your- it" coniee. ."GETSIT" is tho biggest selling corn-remedy in the world. When you try it, you-will know why. "GBTS-1T is. manufactured by E. Lawrcnco and Co. Chicago, U.S.A. Sold at all chemists and shops. REPRESENTATIVES: Sharland and Co., Auckland; Sharland and Co., Wellington j Young's Chemical Co., Wellington; Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Cliristchurch; H. F. Stevens, Chmtchurch; Marshall Drun C0.,-Dune-din. ■ Many Degrees Better! ■piKEIiRICKS too to withstand w torrific degroe of licat in daily use, (iiul if they are not made of tho "right" material will ere lone show tho effects—they will crock and crumble. N.B. FIREBRICKS aro proof against any degroo of heat because they avo many degrees hotter than other kinds. They.aro jnnde of tho famous North Urunnor clay, Tor gnfl retorts, furnnccs, locomotives, and, oakors' ovens there aro nono so good: Call, 'nliono, or \rrito for quotations for "N.B. Firebricks—also for special work.Samuel -Browni Ltd., COAL, GRAIN, AND TIMBER MERCHANTS, 31-83 Johneton Street .... WELLINGTON: Tory Street Depot— 'Phono 2U4BA Willis Street Depot 'Phone 121