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Evening Star, Issue 21354, 7 March 1933, Page 2

.1# r NEVER REALLY 111-YET NEVER REALLY FIT S * l r vVe all know that "half-and-half" feeling. Not downright ill— yet far from well. That feeling which comes on Mondays, after an indiscreet week-end. You get it, too, with cer-. tain winds, and at the change of the seasons. Often you get it without any apparent reason. You are a bore to yourself and a nuisance to others, and life seems to .have something missing. The trouble may be trivial —it may be serious, but in either case it is Nature’s warning, so take heed in time. /ou will notice an improvement immediately on taking DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. They rectify the trouble at its very source; through the blood stream. Maybe it’s Indigestion or Dyspepsia; perhaps its it’s Constipation or Liver Trouble. Is it Kidney Trouble or Stomach Acidity ? In any case Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills will help you. Dr.Mors£ n li U jy (dor me Limy PILLS CONCRETE PATHS Never Need Repairing! Once down in concrete, your paths are there " for keeps.” No con--tinual upkeep cost. No danger of washing out, lifting, or crumbling. Mixed from MILBURN PORTLAND CEMENT, they’ll harden'with wear and weather. They’ll enhance the selling value of your home. __ MILBURN Portland Ceme# x >'■ exceeds the-'itfingtk and binding 'power of the British'Specification: Milburn Lima and Cement Co. Ltd., Dunedin. Works at Burnside.; (railed, 6d extra) will bay Mi a BREAD BOARD and a STAINLESS SAW EDGE BREAD KNIFE - 15/ will buy a large FLY PROOF MEAT SAFE from VERNON SMITH .A " ' The Ironmonger in George Street. 9 (railed, 1/- extra) 2/6