THIN FOLKS WHO WOULD BE FAT.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17112, 18 September 1917, Page 8

THIN FOLKS WHO WOULD BE FAT.

Increase in Weight Ten Pounds or More, "I'd certainly give most anything , to lx iMo to fat up a few pounds and stay thai way," declares every excessively thin mar or wmau. Sack & result is not impossible ilespifco past failures. Thin people aro oftoi victims of mal-nuifcrition, a condition whiel: prevents tho fatty elements of food fron: being taJicn up by tho blood aa they arc when tho powers of nutrition are normal Instead of getting: into tiho blood, all th< [at and flosh-prodMrang , eLementg stay in the intestines until they pass fronj tho body sa waste. To correct tihis condition and to product i hoalthy, normal amount of fat the nrrferifciyo processes may Jrvo artificially sappUeo ivith tho power wliich. Natoie lias deni«i them. This ia often accomplished by eatinp n, Ssrgrol tablet with every meal. is a fioientifio comfamiation of several of the most effective dements known. Tateir witl trseals, it mixee with fho food to turn the 3ugaia end l starches into rich, ripe, nourishment for tho tissues and blood, and its rapid effect is ranarkafcfe. Reported gain* af from 10 to 25 rxwrnds in a smglo month vre by no moans wifreqaent. Yet fts cestion is perfectly natural nnd a.bsol«jtely haxmJess. Sarpol is sold by Johristono and Hitsiett, H. [j. ScH'oecn, J. Waters, and other erood ohemists ewTywherc, and l every package anntains a gararantee of weight inexoaeo or money back. Note.—Whilst Saa-gol has prorhiced romarkaWrv results in tho trcatnwnt of niT - - rona indijrpstion and general stomach dissardors, it ehould not bo uaed by tho?p who aro not iwillir«r to innrcse© thoJr weight 1C pottnd3 or mora—Afivt,