WOMEN OP ALL AGES But particularly those in the difficult years of middle-life—appreciate the health-benefit of an occasional dose of J.D.K.Z. gin. Distilled with Italian juniper, J.D.K.Z. aids the kidneys, cleanses the blood, and tones up the system. Obtainable in flasks, pints and economical quart bottles
AWAKE AND TROUBLED WHEN YOU SHOULD BE ASLEEP Many people complain of sleeplessness and feel wretchedly tired and worn out. They put it down to the weather, some anxiety or trouble that is worrying them, or the exhaustion that follows an illness, or some strenuous work upon which they are engaged. Lack of sleep aggravates lowered health, because it is during the sleepingperiod that the nerves and entire system become rested and reinvigorated. Regular sleep is a vital need. Sleeplessness points to something wrong with the nervous system, and that something is under-nourishment. The blood feeds the nerves, and therefore the whole trouble is due to thin, impoverished, poor blood. Enrich, revitalise, and increase your blood supply by taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, the famous blood and nerve tonic, and your nerves will respond by becoming strong again. Healthful sleep will then return as a matter of course. Thousands of one-time sleepless, nervous sufferers have nothing but praise for Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. The action of these pills helps to enrich and increase the blood, which restores the nerves, banishes headaches, exhaustion, depression. If you are nervy and prone to sleeplessness, start a short course at once. At chemists and stores. 3/- bottle. Say “Dr. Williams’ ” and take no other
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20108, 15 May 1935, Page 5
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