The Archive · 1937

WHOSE FAULT—MINE OR MY HUSBAND'S?

Somehow when we were first married John's little habits didn't worry me, but now for goodness stop et on my ne top poking that TU youds bu epis with your shaving I Qh! Mary! Has 3 youd Charles. irritating drive you mad little hi too? Honestly id don't am 1 vens, every man's got little habits and mannerisms. I'm sure we A all have, you know I really think get upset el ily. feel so nervy and run down these days. might see a doctor as Mary suggested.

Yes I do wake up feeling Ive only had a few hours sleep doctor.

Horlick's So that's what the doctor That seems to be the trouble. You go on using up energy all night. If this isn't replaced, you wake up tired and never catch up, so to speak—result—Night Starvation. You ge! fussy, short-tempered.

l advise you...

We] V ON can't get any fun out of life if everything Y: gets on your nerves." In itself, that's a sign that you haven't the energy to cope with even trivial things. Probably you're not replacing, while you sleep, the energy used up—Night-Starvation, in fact. we went fora wi in the country darling -just like old times 95 isn't it?

Make your sleep effective ich a regular cup of Horlick's at bedtime.

Horlick's builds up your energy and keeps you fit and active. It's economical, too—inst add water, the milk is in it M. Hodges, P, O. Box 1371, Shanghai

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