ENGAGEMENT?

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 34, 3 November 1933, Page 5

ENGAGEMENT?

MALffON—HOWLETT. Phillis Cloune, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Howlett, Auckland, to Reginald, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. Malton, Auckland. Misses L. and M. Hamilton-Murray, Palmerston North, have left for Christchurch for the Cup meeting. WHY DO WOMEN SUFFER? Women are noted for their indifference to their health. They will suffer days and nights of pain and rarely complain. They are usually more concerned,about the welfare of others, forgetting themselves and allowing, their systems to get run down. This is not as it should be, ;for a little attention to their own needs would not only keep most women in good health and spirits, but prevent unnecessary suffering. One of the chief causes of this suffering is thin, weak blood—in other words, anaemia—and once this gets a hold on the system it will wreck the nerves and health unless checked. It causes that dizziness, headache, ■ breathlessness, and loss of appetite, and it is folly to neglect it. A short course of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills is most needed because they always help to make abundant rich, red blood. That and a little more rest and less worrying will do wonders. Get a bottle of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills from your chemist or store to-day and get well. Say “Dr. Williams’ ” —and take no other. —Advt.