NOT UP TO THE MARK ?

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10207, 18 February 1919, Page 7

NOT UP TO THE MARK ?

ADVICE, TO THOSE “BELOW PAR.' 1

Knowing how important it is to be eouai to the strain of working in th-se times, it is astonishing that so many, people allow [themselves to get m.’'' par. The best of us are none too strong, with the strain and anxiety experienced and the increased demands for work Vet too many of us allow ourselves to grow thin and bloodless, losing energy and sleeping bealy, suffering from' indigestion, headaches, and nervousness. , • ~ Keeping up to the mark requires the blood and nerves to be in good order. It these are right, appetite and sleep will return, th 6 digestion will give us no trouble, and the nerves will grow strong and steady-fit for any emergency. Thousands of persons of both sexes have testified to the many benefits derived from the rich, new blood made by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People, and tho resulting improvement an nerve* and digestion. You have the same opportunity to regain strength bv beginning a course of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills without delayGo to aiiv chemist or storekeeper, and ask for Dr. Williams' Pink .Pills; then you will avoid the cheap substitutes that are sometimes offered. .... Two booklets, “Diseases of the Nervous System’’ and “What to Eat and How to Eat” will he sent free on request bv the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Box 845. C.P.0.. Wellington, Sold bv all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box, ' six boxes 16s 6d. ' 869