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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 290, 7 December 1928, Page 8

BETWEEN 30 AND 40. WHAT A WOMAN MOST NEEDS. Between thirty and forty a woman must retain her health and fitness if she is to pass through the changing conditions of existence that come with middle-age. without undue suffering in mind or body. To enjoy active health, to be free from all the worries and pains which beset the woman of middle age, you must keep your blood rich and plentiful. If you feel tired, worn-out, depressed and suffer wretched headaches and back pains; if the least effort makes you breathless and gives you palpitation, then you are probably suffering from the one thing women are so prone to—that is anaemia. That anaemia can be driven from the system has been repeatedly proved by thousands of women and girls who have sought the aid of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. These pills do nothing but good, for the simple reason they reinforce tho blood supply, purifying and enriching it. After a short course of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills you will gain strength, a better appetite, feed more cheerful and enjoy renewed vitality. Give them a trial to-day. All chemists and storekeepers sell Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills, 3/- bottle — nothing else will do. You will soon rid yourself of Hay Fever if you use NAZOL” —a safp, sure remedy. 60 doses for 1/6. “NAZOL” will protect *ou from coughs, colds and influenza. Get a bottle to-day! 1/6 for 60 doses.

f Dainties NOTE I NO. 1. f N °- 2 - S _ .. . _.. £ . Compare our | Freight Paid £ f,, ... prices for Gen1 y , 2°.t cn F from the > eral Household | rail within 50 C- Groceries and | ndles on orders I ° f £2 over ’ it - « surprised at a excepting k t 'a V, the substan-----IL Maypoie -c—- -| Flour, Kero- ln cash in a | sene, etc. a twelve month. S These items Always buy a delivered free here! 3 to rail or /V , . ~ I depot ' ///1 jv \ k IB® Our Christmas Prices I Shreddo, large, 1/1. Jellies, 6 packets 1/i Herrings in Sauce, large, lOd. Clothes Pegs, 8 dozen 1/I Herrings in Sauce, small, 6 5 d. St. Mungo, large 1/7 i “K.” Green Peas, 9d. Soap, 3 big bars for 1/9. A m rAtr 1/7 Bournville Cocoa, 11b. tins 3/3. 5 Sheep Tongues, C.M.C., l/o. a -mi. 14/6 Preserved Ginger, per lb. 1/3. 5 Sugar, 701 b. bag, 14/6. . in inn’ 10/Q Almonds, Cooking, per lb. -A. I” Flour, 100’s, 19/9. ’ o/r VI rninn G,ace - Cherries, per lb. 2/6. Flour, 50’s, 10/3. T . o 1/o Golden Syrup, 2’s, per tin 6Jd Icing Sugar, 31bs. IA. • 1 „ L o oiuc i/o Cooking Figs, per lb. 6d. Castor Sugar, 31bs. 1/2. . . , . q . -j /■, Edmond’s Baking Pdr., 1/4. Seeded Raisins, 3 pts. 1/1. ~ , , t.- i i -j for Walnuts, in Shell, per lb. 1/Pincapple, large tins, 3 tor 2/6. Mincemeat, Jars, 1/8. Pineapple Cubes. 3 tins 1/9. Lemon Cheese, Jars, 1/8. Sultanas, 31bs. lid. Phoenix Thick Peel, 1/4. . Sultanas, Mildura, 31bs. 1/11. Dates, New, 41bs. 1/Currants, Mildura, 31bs. 1/11. Essences, Lemon, etc., 6d. Peel, Lemon, per lb, lid. Essences, Langdale’s, 1/Cerebos Blanc Mange Powder, 5 for 1/1 Salmon, small, 6d; large, lid. 1 Cerebos Custard Powder, 5 for 1/- I'rait Salad, in tins, 1/6. I Custard Powder, large tins, 116. 'rcamoata, large packets, 1/8J Cornflour, B. and P., lOd. 'omato Sauce, quarts, 1/2. ? Cornflour, loose, 31bs. 1/- I ilk Oaties, 1/*. The ! Maypole Stores 1 138 THE AVENUE TWO SHOPS HEADS ROAD I ’PHONE 3415 ’PHONE 3807