A TRUE TONIC Not a stimulant. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are not a stimulant, but a tonic. There is a great difference between the two terms. Stimulants cause immediate increase of activity, which is not lasting or natural. A tonic acts beneficially, slowly, hut competently, assisting the weakened blood to enrich itself, and then food the bodily Organs and nerve cells, gradually re-in-vigorating the run-down system with new life and energy’. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are truly a great tonic. They have a rejuvenating effect upon the entire body. Blood is your mainstay’ of health. Pink Pills purify, fortify, and enrich your blood and you soon fool the benefit in every limb and Organ. Good in cases of ccmvalesence. after fevers, in fact, all sicknesses that tend to weaken the blood. Start taking thorn to-day, and you will soon foci the benefit. At all chemists and stores, os per box. Threw off s fjlu® IN 36 HOURS 1 Kiddies ask for more. Mrs. F.M.G., gratefully relate* how HEENZO cured her husband over the week-end and kept him in work. 2/6 bottle makes pint of super cough-syrup 2
In every dish where milk and sugar are important, Highlander is an essential and economical ingredient. It saves the cook time and money. It makes the dish doubly delicious. Whereas you may “ run out ” of ordinary milk, Highlander is always available, always fresh, always reliable. Use Highlander Condensed Milk in your cooking—the milk the grocer sells.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19498, 5 June 1925, Page 15
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