RESTLESS NIGHTS MEAN DISORDERED NERVES. Loss of sleep is often attributed to the heat, but in our mild climate no healthy person should suffer in this way. When the nerves are under-nourished, triiies annoy. A hot night and a troublesome thought are quite enough to cause sleeplessness. Overcome this dangerous tendency to insomnia. Take Baxter's Pills. An occasional dose will gently and thoroughly free the system of poisons; benefit digestion; and enrich the blood. Every tiny nerve and fibre of the body depends on the blood for strength- Good blood will assuredly mean quiet, satisfied nerves. Baxter's Pills will enable you to conquer all summer —lassitude, biliousness, sick headache, etc- Test this fine tonic without more ado. If unable to-obtain locally, send remittance, 2s. to A and W. Baiter, Manufacturing Chemists, Christchurch. and a supply will be sent you post free.
A special for men! A big selection of wide-end tie? sold at our fair price of Is lid each. —Fowlds, Ltd. For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. - While they last these fine wide-end ties shall be sold at Is lid.—Fowlds, famous foe value..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18387, 1 May 1923, Page 9
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