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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 62, 10 September 1921, Page 9

SANAGEN—THE NERVE BUILDER When nervous energy fail*, life becomes a buT&en, and the future is black •■with doubts and fears. And, the cause of nerve weakness is simply overwork, and the lack of food elements needed by the nerves to restore the daily toll upon their .strength. Ordinary diet does not contain these food elements in sufficient quantity—it fails to restore the power of the nervously weak. Two teaspoonfuls of Sanagon taken three times daily, with or immediately after meals, in I milk, cocoa, coffee, puddings, or omeI lettes, enriches the daily dietary with just those rarer elements of nutrition re- ■ quired to repair the loss of phosphates. Sanagen is the British 'Nerve Food, and in 1920 was awarded the Gold Medal at the Food Exhibition held in London. Take Sanagen for incipient or long-standing nervous trouble, or brain fag. Obtainable from chemists at 4s 6d, Bs, and 14s 6d, or post paid from Sanagen Co., Box 210, Christch.u-roh. A valuable free booklet on Neurasthenia «ent post free on application.—Advt. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INFLUENZA. At this season of the year special precautions need to be taken to guard against a recurrence of influenza. The obvious preventive and remedy is Nazol. Penetrating, germ-killing, safe, and sure. Nazol affords splendid protection from colds and coughs as well. Keep a bottte of Nazol in your pocket. Sixty doses la 6d.—Advt. £or Influenza, tako Woodt' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt ,