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Grey River Argus, 2 June 1937, Page 8

Now Influenza is About

DON’T GET RUN-DOWN AND NERVY. Everyone is open to the infection of influenza, but it is all according to your reserve of vitality whether th e attack will be sereve or slight. Now that colds and influenza are so prevalent it i s positively dangerous to go about feeling run-down and worn out. The after effects of an attack can be very, distressing. Often it leaves the sufferer low and depressed, nervous, sleepless and with vague pains in head and limbs. People who are feeling weak, overtired, nervy and despondent should guard their health by building jrp and enriching their blood with the aid of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. These pills ■contain the necessary elements that help to increase the haemoglobin and red corpuscles of th e blood. At a large hospital, and by an independent medical practitioner, tests have been mad e which prove it- When your system has been’refreshed, revitalized with ■the new rich blood that Dr. Williams ’ Pink Pills help to create, you will enjoy new .energy, restored nerves, healthy appetite, splendid digestion and a new interest in life. A short course during and after an attack of influenza is essential for keeping up bodily resistance. At chemists and stores, 3/- per bottle. Say “Dr. Williams’”, qnd take no other.