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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17845, 28 July 1921, Page 3

STRONGER NERVES MEAN BETTER HEALTH? The strain of modern life uses tip th» working substance of the nerves faster than our ordinary food restores it. The nervous system is the most delicate part of out organism, and on ita -*?eli-beiag ' depends the health of the rest of our bodies. Here is a Tonic that will nourish the nerves and ensure for everyone a tnaxi mum of energy, power and a fuO sens* of perfect health. Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts fill yon with new vigour and new vitality. They give you that extra nerve-energy which makes yon feel fit and fresh ail day. There is nothing to eqnal Hean's Tonio Nerve Nuts for overcoming weaknessnerve troubles, or thai "off-colour" feeling because lhe*r are tonic, restorative, blood-maker and nerve-food all in one. Men and women alike— ~-eA> any age of life—all feel healthier and happiar aft«r a coarse of these Nerve Hots. Thousands of New Zealanders are taking Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts whenever they are rundown or feel out-of-sorts. They produce '■ fc real and lasting improvement in your bodily health, and a beneficial effect upon every organ and function of your b»Cf. , Hean's Tonic N«rve Nuts are sold by most medicine'vendors at 3s a box, or 6 for 17s 3d. If not yet obtainable in your district, they will he promptly potted or receipt of price by G. W. Hean, Chemist, 12, Egmoat Street, Wellington. 26

One of the finest selections in Aackiand of ladies' sports coats, jumpers, and scarves are being offered at h*l£ usual prices. Firm of Fowlds, Create an atmosphere of Nazol aboat you so that you constantly inhale it--about 1G drops on the chest of the pyjansi jacket at night, or on the singlet us the morning protects yon against- infectious " germs. It is undoubtedly good fof coughs, colds, sore threats, ate * » Mm