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Wairarapa Daily Times, 3 January 1928, Page 3

INDOOR WORKERS. • »——— NEED DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. There is no doubt many folks spend considerably more time indoors than is good for their health. They are breathing only partially pure air, and leading a more or less sedentary life, both of which tend to disorganise the system and upset the digestive tract. For various reasons this type of existence is frequently unavoidable; but, whether chosen or compulsory, steps must be taken to maintain the system as close to normal as possible. Of course, the most important precaution is to keep the bowels in regular condition. In such cases a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills will be found invaluable. For the little ills of life they are excellent, and praised far and wide by grateful users. DOING GOOD FOR 60 YEARS. For nearly 60 years Bee Ointment has been soothing and healing the cuts and wounds of New Zealanders. The favourite remedy for eczema, pimples and other distressing skin eruptions. Invaluable for cuts and open wounds. Large pot 1/6, at all chemists and stores. ALBERT RUSSELL IN ITALY. Writing from Turin, Mr Russell complains of the excessive heat, but says he is thankful ho took a good supply of Q-tol, which he finds a great protection r,o the skin. After visiting some six other countries in Europe, he and Mrs Russell return via U.C.A., leaving ’Frisco on 30th November. “The miserable have no other medicine, only hope.”—Shakespeare. But Baxter’s Lung Preserver wasn’t known in Shakespeare’s day. “Baxter’s” will give you relief from the very first dose. A rich, red, penetrative specific that goes right to the root of the trouble. A splendid tonic, too. Generous-sized bottle, 2/6; economical family size, 4/6. All chemists and stores.