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So Different after Marriage! Ray and Joy had known each other for years. They were engaged ./ eighteen months before marriage. / V 6 But then, after only a year, / / to-day’s extra strain began to tell / on Joy’s nerves. / /' III THE WEEK-END IJ THE W 1 NOT GOING. I DON'T IL WELL ENOUGH. M U CAN GO IF YOU LEAVE ME Y WANT T 0 ALONE. I'LL iAWfev BE ALRIGHT - >4 I FEEL NERVV I and tired y NEXT DAY '( she's always tired 'I AT THE DOCTORS I AND NERVY DOC MRS. ROBERTS, YOUR REAL TROUBLE IS \ RAVA SHF FFFI'- HIOHT-STARVATIOM. THAT'S WHY YOU z—(W>«F=»--K \ n . .YL wake TIRED, feel run down and depressed. Zz*"ZYv'Y" IV * . DOWN - 1 "'■ >H YOU SEE, WHILE YOU SLEEP YOUR BODY GOES II !L . *«. YOU'D HAVE A LOOK ON BURNING UP ENERGY. HEART ANO LUNGS JmHM VSgt pY*. AT HER...WHAT? GOON WORKING JUST THE SAME. NATURALLY,' zWt!«»*IYY S? ...RIGHTO SHE'LL IF ENERGY ISnT REPLACED DURING SLEEP, 19 BE THERE AT YOU WAKE UP TIRED, \ 12 OCLOCK BKOME RUN D ° WN X YtesgWZ/{/fa U ULLUQ - K AND YOU SUFFER li S // I TOMORROW FROM ’NERVES* <T'<J xW'X' — 'K?'■ W*? '\ V that's might- l<r>/ fXjff \ J '//*' STARVATION, ANO fi-Ulll *X W ~~ -Y»Y \ MY ADVICE IS, , z X4Z XT . k®?WA. A DRINK HORUCKS I Sa Z»V WS®. ‘A EVERY NIGHT / 'I M| •ZfiffllaXSfe ')/(' V- BEFORE BED. J 1 wftl IK®® jsg# --I SIX WEEKS LATER *os *V*UMS XjJT '/ / JUST LOOK \ *, jg xk; z J / atthosetwo ) fVrW ' IvJs /fa I maniacs-i’ve / feSY-5. Use ,«Wl ,'Z* - Z</Y NEVER SEEN / Rh Xlf t/z/Jf joys ° Jumpy, ragged nerves are a sure sign of Night-Starvation. If you wake in the morning tired, if you get run down, irritable, and your nerves are ragged and jumpy, then start drinking Horlicks every night before bed. This nourishing, well-balanced food will restore the vitality necessary to keep your nerves steady— ~~T K§j==f and help you carry on. nM '»»unrfj o UfW| If 8U a a int S t NIGHT “ STA RVAT!ON d L 4ay M tlm M ®B ainst helps resist the strain
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Southland Times, Issue 24437, 17 May 1941, Page 9
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