A WOMAN’S LOOKS ARE LARGELY INFLUENCED BY HER STATE OF HEALTH A girl’s fortune is very often her face, and a sweet expression may be marred by a bad skin. It cannot be denied that a girl’s future largely depends upon how she settles herself in marriage. Therefore the healthy maiden with a fresh face and the bright eyes has an advantage of her sickly sister. Those damsels who are unfortunate enough to have a pimply [ace have the whole expression of the features spoiled, and no matter how comely they may really be, they are invariably passed over for girls with good complexions. It is therefore a matter which requires to be dealt with, and those who suffer in this manner should try a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills, which act upon the eliminatory organs and thus help to clear the skin. W. H. Comstock Ltd., 6 Farisli St., Wellington.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 67, Issue 235, 17 July 1947, Page 3
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