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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17158, 10 November 1917, Page 11

A NERVE FOOD OF BRITISH NATIONALITY: CEREGEN. N. . ■ There used to be a lot of " enemy country " nerve foods about. They were good, but now their place has been taken by a better food—a British product, Ceregen. It has never been German. The Ceregen works were established in England in 1798. Ceregen contains over 80 per cent, of Proteid; and without proteid we die, says Professor Gamgee. When health and strength have been shattered by sickness or worry build up on Ceregen. It is used in' the naval and military hospitals of the Allies. 2s 6d, 4e 6d, 6s 6d, 12s. From all chemists. 12s size contains eight times amount of 2s 6d tin.—Advt. Physicians assert that reading aloud is one of the best of exercises. WHEN you. ask for that honest cough and ccld remedy—" NASSOL "—be sure tho nume 13 spelled "Nazol." Only tho genuine ia labelled "NAZOI*"