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HOW THIN BLOOD SHOWS. When the blood becomes thin in debility or anaemic conditions, it does so very gradually. Everybody realises the importance of keeping the blood rich and red. It is equally important that we should be able to recognise early the symptoms that mean a thinning of the blood that endangers the health. Generally stated, pallor of the face and lips indicate thin blood, while eruptions indicate impure blood. Thin blood is also betrayed by a palpitation of the heart, especially after slight exertion, and a tendency- to tire easily. Anaemic conditions are much more easily k corrected in the early stages than later. Dr. Williams's Pink Pills aro particularly adapted for such eases because they build up the blood, rapidly increasing the corpuscular count to normal, restoring colour to cheeks and lips, and strength and energy to the muscles. Your step becomes elastic again after a course,of treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. On sale at chemists and stores, for 3s Tier bottle. —Advt. ■ EAETHQUAKE INCIDENT. The recent earthquake was responsible for an amusing incident. Three men were smoking, when the shock came. One dropped his cigarette with —well—surprise; one found himself chewing the end of his; while the third went on complacently puffing away as though nothing untoward had happened. "You fellows are suffering from norves," the latter remarked. "Most men do nowadays," said one of the others. "Too much smoking 1" "No feark. Why don't you try Bears' Smoking Tobacco. It won't affect your nerves." It's a sweot, cool smoke. 8d per oz loobo, also in handy packets, loz 9d, 2oz Is 6d.: —Advt. WHY BUY DEAR EGGS? . There's no occasion to if you look to the' future and preserve a good supply in the cheap season, which is now! Sharland's Moa Brand Egg Presorvative keeps eggs perfectly fresh cheap season to cheap season. Eggs have no unpleasant tinned flavour, and may bo boiled, fried, or poached.—Advt. SLUGGISH LIVER? COATED TONGUE? UPSET STOMACH? SICK HEADACHES? Try a pinch of this in your tea every morning for one week. A qijick, sure, pleasant, and perfectly natural cure.. Some good common-sense advice by W. G. EAST (Cambridge Coach for 30 years.) jgYER have that lazy, listless, "don't care" feeling of constant lassitude, when every move requires special effort and even the brai^ seems ® tired, drowsy, and dull? It's your ious other-kinds pimply skin, cat(U. a O Qf <arm coated IU» .vi/ O»004/" tongue, offensive * * breath, insomnia, stomach trouble, heart palpitation,'loss of appetite, etc., etc.? It's you liver. Constipation has even been called "the beginning of all disease," because it introduces into the blood, by absorption from the intestines, various disease-causing poisons which could not possibly even remain in the body otherwise. y Poisons and impurities, whether you call them toxins, microbes,, bacteria, bacilli, uric and stomach acids, or by any other names, are admittedly the primary cause of serious organic and other disease. Without their presence .in the system the disease could, not exist. Ask your chemist for a few ounces of Alkia Saltrates, a compound which in its pure stage gives you a reproduction of the solvent, eliminative and curative properties found in various famous medicinal spring waters. A pinch of this should be dissolved in your tea, coffee, water, or other drink, and taken every m6rning. No trace of any bitter, salty, sour, or other taste can possibly be detected. This simple precaution renders ordinary ills impossible, serious diseases improble, and increases your bodily and mental efficiency, so you at once begin to enjoy life, as Nature intends you should. —Advt. Woods' Greit Peppermint Cure, for Influenza Colds.— Advt. ..____

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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 73, 23 September 1927, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 73, 23 September 1927, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 73, 23 September 1927, Page 4