7A&TE" JUIV H fal/PI^E? You are glum because yon lAfit fit MllVSl*&— are out of sorts. I am healthy. But once I was the same as you are now. I had indigestion, torpid liver, and the blues. How did I get back? I discovered Brown Peas (Vegetable Liver Pills)—they put me rig-ht, and I have kept right ever since. Take my advice, try Brown Peas. They are the finest remedy for Constipation, Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Biliousness. Purely vegetable, perfectly srood for anyone to take, and you should certainly try them at' ence. Brown Peas have been used by New Zealanders for forty years, and personal recommendations have established a large sale. A former Wellington bank manager writes from Australia for Brown Peas, and suggests they should be pushed in Australia. Mr. A. M. L., of Wellington, says that Brown Peas keep himself and his family in good health. He would not be without them, and he has recommended them to hundreds of people. Sold in boxes.at 1/6, and jars at 5/-, at all chemists and stores. Wholewlc: SYDAL Proprietary, 75 Kent Termc, Welliagtoa ■va aa-aa ■■■■■■■■ ■iiiiiiiieiiiisibo ■ ' « ■ Splitting Headaches! Violent Biliousness! ■ Z Thousands of women suffer daily torture ■ ■ from these disorders. Headache tablets and powders " a can only give temporary relief, as the root' Cause is m m generally some disorder of the stomach and liver. ■■ Jjj For permanent relief, the finest remedy is Mother a ■ SeigelV Syrup. It banishes constipation, indigestion ■ ■ and biliousness in a perfectly natural jtvay. and so " J gives freedom from distressing daily headaches, a a Multitudes of women have proved this true. ■ $^_ MOTHER £#% * SYRUP '■ Friends Remark JHR How Hair Grows wM w w « w AJL v ! h^nl "Koko it a- lovely dretiiil'g to Wni &' ,4&rtß:jß&^^(6tlL. stop the hair Falling. Wheu I si jjStK %l. >t«rted using Koko luy hair was film B$V short and straight, now it is f?Kw M\§ff jn^gff'W^^^^^k wavy and past my waist. All f|B BwWF/J Wn\l m? fricnas remark how nicely jfiL/l iyjM fjffiyf~^ ShTSSumttii m * ai:r kas grown since I haYO . m/jH|V'.lB W 'Tli^ (I &/7 WtiW "■^ >r lair l°°k» lovely now, JBM iptjS Frf 'o^siS/JMsr%\ thoneh it used to fall out /» / jd/w F f{Ss*r <$*ttsxyx'i 'wWs dr«ad*«ny before I began using; MH|| Qi\l* ix InM ■^°^o> a^ m 7 friends marvel ||JRyil W§£. t '' X^s^£; jSrs&fnlßll a* *^c way Koko is making; my 'Btn rav»B X /sW^^Jlif liair grow. The first bottle was IBflBi" «' 1T» ''"''.' ' JII^hW enough to proro Koko the best ll?tyf i»«jSwiß /ZyJfflr io*r PreP*rati°n I ever used." «f MSSwI I 'idSP^S/mSr Thoge who first try Koko for fiPSW/ S^T^^TaS^aM Thin and Falling Hair continue W. 'M \ '•iamfA^MMnWlM to use it as a daily dressing IwlilfflMm iWnmW'MW wW «"* *»d, it, makes, dull . fPS^ '5Sf////S%;&<™a!r hair bright and glossy; Limp \Mim%w mMPSf^T ialr fl«ffiy «»* wary. With UfflM® B»^^Sl/ 1* /f constant use comes marked iiu- M/20$^x$l ffiltnpf/ymll rrovejnent in the jjrowtk o f the \W^ S' ®f KsßVirKj hair, for poor, thin hair never lfii!M^m fflwil/PSS&I ye*' Brew from a clean, live, well-naurinhed iI^XWS 1 mwSrlffl scalp as every Koko User knows. W/f\ IMu* %L AT ANY 'CHEMIST OB ,STOBE *W^P -jr ■■ «■! fir* ' !^[jE^- f fliP r*../VHJ/IFWV fr ' Q ** * i^^v^^^r Which Is the more «coMomlc«l— Sg I■ [ sillflictory Service for a lifetime, W ; or a cheaper watch that doe* not fit keep proper time and requires jJJ > Binerous rtpilrt la a few years ? ji; /nsisf on an "Omega" Watch, 5 1 3 All reliable Watchmakers and Jewellers. B f| & Complete New Stocks GIBSON'S and TORGAN'S GOLT CLTJBS. GOLF BAGS, Cleaners, et& GOLF BALLS—Silver King FOOTBALL— Association Gilbert '3 Uugby Shin Guards, etc. S^^^^Jm OCKEY— Sticks 1 '•'SssJi ■ Balls, etc., etc. ■ Willis Street, ■Wellington
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 80, 4 April 1923, Page 14
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