A Timely Warning; THAT HALF AND HALF FEELING
We all know that “half-and-half*’ feeling. Not downright ill—yet W from well. That feeling which comes uii Mondays, after an indiscreet week-end. You get it too with certaih; winds, and at the change of the sons. Often you get it without any apparent reason. You are a- boro in yourself and a nuisance to ;othert;< and life seems to haf/e' something missing. • Maybe your bowels are not functioning properly, the liver is sluggish; you are bilious, or the digestion xs upset. Just try a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills and cave-, fully note the improvement. W. H. Comstock Ltd., 6 Parish street, Wellington.— 17; - ■■■ ■••• -•- •• ■ . -—«*•
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 October 1947, Page 7
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