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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 16, 19 January 1921, Page 11

"EARLY TO BED, ~ ] early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy;' and. wise" —and another commodity that greatly assists in keeping you fit in body and mind' is Sharland's Beef, Iron, and Wine. Rich In tonic and body-building' ingredients. Pleasant to take and economical •to buy. All chemists.—Advt. . i . , WELCOME SUMMER—FOR SOME j PEOPLE,' , • but not for sufferers from hay fever. Nazol relieves this distressing malady. Get a bottle to-day, and you will be able to enjoy the.bright summer. Refuse all substitutes. 60 doses Is 6d. All chemists and stores.—jAdvt. ABOUT CHILDREN.' -. , Do your kiddies grind their teeth at night ? Are they fretful and peevish ? The cause is probably worms, and the surest remedy for worms ia _ Wade's Worm Figs- Econmical to buy. Children like them. Keep\Wade'6 Worm Figs in your medicine ,chest, and keep your iifctle ones free from worms.—Advt. A MILD, AGREEABLE APERIENT for ladies, children, and infants is Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. It keeps tho stomach in good order, cools the bloodj and. makes for permanently good 'health. Purest, strongest, and freshest. Ask for Sharland's Fluid Magnesia—large bottle at small price!—Advt. . In. New Zealand all meat is inspected by, Government inspectors at the abattoirs. Nothing is passed but the best, and this in precisely what is used in making St. George Camp Pies. Flavoured with rare spices from the Ea6t, St. George Camp Pie makes a delicious meal. Ready in a momeat. Mexely open the can. —Advt. Mr. P- S. Marsden in Travels in Spain says in that country the sandwich'iis now known and used." In .New-.Zealand, where St. George Sandwich ■ Paste' 1 of Ham and Tongue and' Ham and Chicken is available, the sandwich'"is of course particularly popular.- St. George Paste is a delicious dainty. Easily spread,' makes delicious sandwiches.-vAdvt; For Childrcu'/i Hacking Cough', Woods' Great Peppermint Cwe, Is Bd, 23 Bd.— Advt. ■' -■ ■