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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 31, 6 February 1919, Page 3

Noteworthy Bargains in Ladies’ Underwear OUR Value in Dainty Underwear is of the very best, and this is emphatically demonstrated by the large stocks we now hold of— UNDERSKIRTS, COMBINATIONS, CAMISOLES, KNICKERS, NIGHTDRESSES. -■m The Materials are of the Best Quality and each garment is well made. c Mrs Anstice Draper, Milliner, and Dressmaker. TRAFALGAR STREET. NELSON.

«'• RENGTH AN?’ ENERGY CREATED BY PHOSPHATE. NO TASK TOO HARD ; NO STRAIN TOO GREAT. 1 There is no Conger any reason why the nervous, hesitant man' or woman should envy those who are strong, resourceful and. calm, for, according to An eminent specialist such strength is within the easy reach of all ,who desire jt. Men and women jure i strong,. mentally and' physical y in proportion. j. to the strength of their ' nerves, # . and herveA are strong or-weak ' according to the amount of phosphate they- absorb. Ordinarily the nerves derive phosphate from' digested, food' hut owing to . faulty metabolism or to abnormal, strain, the phosphate thus; taken up often proves .insiijfipient, ■» and -* n \ consequence , the, nerves become weak : and exhausted. To remedy such a cpiv dition it is necessary" that the nerves should be provided' with'more phosphate, and the use of ".he concentrated bitro-phosphate . which most chemists now stock in the form of 5-grain com-, pressed * tablets is • ‘ highDy • (recommended. Phosphate in this form is' rapidly absorbed, and ia decided ■ improvement in. the general health is, soon noticeable. 1 Nerve? become Heady; and strong, and the brain ■’acts quickly and clearly. Eyes become bright, and ’the cheeks glow with healthy colour’. No task seems too hard; no. strain too . great, Abuqdant energy displaces ! lassitude, 'and great! strength reign in the place pf