Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21935, 19 October 1934, Page 2

a ?s itp in "We were gradually drifting apart UNTIL—II NORSE FRIEND GAVE ME THIS TIP" Tm not much good at writing letters. But I do like giving credit where credit is due. And in my case all the credit is due to Hall's Wine. "My husband and I were married when he was 'demobbed.' We've been very happy. Still a woman has to look out she doesn't get tired out and 'old' quicker than her husband. Last year I was working hard; being winter too J had to use up my strength keeping out colds and 'flu . ~ . I felt so tired! out and nervy, I couldn't even be bothe red going to the picture! with my husband. HUSBAND COINC OUT ALONE "That started the trouble! My husband got to going out alone. We were gradually drifting apart. Then a friend of. mine who's a nurse recommended Hall's Wine. I started, and the very first bottle stopped me feeling tired. 7 ! Now I've got back all my strength, we're both much happier." (Signed) Gertrude Graham, IJB Edith Rd., West Kensington, London, W.B, England. Isn't it Worth 10/6 Never to be Tired Out? :r „ m 1 - et rid of your tiredness. Prepared from the , J! u v n " own doctor, Hall's Wine is recommended by the formula of a wel , r. j j t j, as a quick and lasting effect sy> other' will give you. Thousands of letters like those above prove it. Hundreds of letters from nurses (letters open rvTr?where. reS l!irge CV^ze m To/6, small size 6/-. Smith * Company limited, Bow,. London. E. 3. England. Agents-. Sharlcni t, Co., Auckland and Wellington. /* 18 HALL'S WINE STRENGTHENS YOU IF TIRED OR RUN DOWN LUXURY TRAVEL Providing accommodation for but 12 passengers, oquipped with spacious dining room, magnificent lounges, wide clear decks and beautifully appointed staterooms, —the seal of exclusive comfort is act on your (rip to England when you travel by the Blue Star Line. / ' , Sailings from Auckland:— TROJAN STAR - . November 15th TUSCAN STAR - • December 7th SULTAN STAR - • December 29th Dates, Ports and Routes subject ■lteration without noik*. 1 I P I E H. W. FROST LTIX V: SURGEON DENTIST. Lat« University-of Pennsylvania. U.S.A. 30- Years' Experience, i AUCKLAND: JIELLICOE CHAMBERS (Next Herald). HAMILTON: WESLEY CHAMBERS. ; ....yv' : < $§ A Perfect Set of Teeth from £2 Open Friday Evening, 7 to 8.30. Remodelling Set - - £l/10/Painless Extractions - •.... • 2/6 Single Tooth Repair - • , • 5/Extractions - ? • •' • !/• Extractions Free When Set* Ordered. Nervous People. Take Heart I We recently imported the latest N z O and Oxygen Apparatus for the administration of this wonderful anaesthetic, and can extmct .. number of teeth without the slightest pain, danger, or after-ef/ects. A Boon to Country'Clients.—By employing modern methods we can make • perfect set of teeth, requiring sn attendance of only twet hours altosether. so that patients living in the country can visit us and return the same aav. and so take advantaire of our superior work and low fees * • m GET HOLD OF FOR DRY CLEANING Ikjß - AND DYEING ABVy THAT PLEASES. £ MOODY'S DYE WORKS LTD. Phone 41-273 for Vans to Call. Crowhurst St., Newmarket. OODY£