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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 13 August 1929, Page 8

GAY NIGHTS. “Hullo, old chap, you don’t seem to bo too pleased with yourself. What's the trouble?” “Well, I’m dashed if I lenow exactly. I feel really done up—lhn afraid it's too many late nights—too much of the gay time and not enough sleep. I must cut it out.” “Oh, no need to do that, old chap. It’s only your nerves. Look at me. I enjoy life, but I take care that my nerves are properly nourished. I take Marshall's Fospherinc—the greatest nerve food in the world.’ ’ “Marshall’s” feeds the nerves the phosphorus- so necessary to their proper, functioning—keeps them lit and refreshed, thus renewing the vitality of your system dissipated by gay nights and Joss of sleep. Get a six-sided carton from vuur chemist, or storekeeper-—IOU doses" for 1-/G.—Advt. f o

NEW ZEALAND’S OWN OINTMENT. For the past GO years Bee Ointment has soothed and healed the bruises, cuts, burns, abrasions and scalds of thousands of New Zealanders. A pot of this wonderful ointment should be kept in every New Zealand home. 1/6 at all chemists and stores.—Advt. 5 ,

Your liver, kidneys and: other organs are engaged in i a constant battle against infection and body poisons. When they are sluggish these poisons “ back up ” and collect in the blood. Headaches, backaches, constipation, dizziness, biliousness, foul breath and coated tongue art the! danger signs. Don’t neglect them. Drive out the poisons. Help the fighting organs--the kidneys, liver, bowels and pores of the skin. Keep them healthy and active with Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills.