IS THE AFTERNOON BETTER

Grey River Argus, 10 February 1928, Page 2

IS THE AFTERNOON BETTER

Than the Morning ? The chances are .that yon will prefer the afternoon. By then you have recovered your good spirits. Work is coming to a close and the prospect of an ('njoyable evening is rapidly approaching . A comfortable morning greatly depends on how you wake up and the state of your liver. If you wake up feeling irritable, liverish and constipated, then it.doesn’t matter how bright the day is, you are bound to have a depressing morning. If it is a bad attack, in all probability it will ruin the whole day. But why not assure yourself of bright, happy days by looking after your liver ami .the duty of daily regularity? You will occasionally need an aid, and the really effective and de-1 p( ridable laxative is Pinkcttcs. These tiny, sugar-coated pills are splendid for dispelling constipation, reviving dull livers, driving away sick headaches, bilious attacks, and keeping the blood heat normal in the most sultry weather. Pinkcttcs are mild in action, yet most efficient. Your chemist and storekeeper sells them at 1/3 a bottle—so always have them handy, because they* keep you fit and fresh.