FAIR WOMEN'S FOE

Evening Star, Issue 14186, 11 October 1909, Page 2

FAIR WOMEN'S FOE

FATNESS EASILY CONQUERED

The more beautiful a woman is the more distressing is it for her to discover that she is rapidly getting too fat, and lias net been able to find the proper cure. Still worse is it when she imprudently tries fasting, exercising, tight-lacing, and so forth. Both health and good looks scon fly away v/hen such worse than useless methods are employed. The beauty-destroying enemy can be easily and harmlessly conquered by the most inoffensive of weapons—cheaply too and without the leant bother. This is how ’ Go to your chemist, and ask him for the ioilowdng, and either let him mix them for vou or do so yourself One-half ounce of Marmola, one ounce of fluid extract of GJycyrrhiza 8.P., one ounce of pure Glycerine 8.P., and Peppermint Water to make six ounces in all.. The mixture must be taken in doses of two teaspoonfuls after each repast and at bedtime. Continue this simple treatment for a few weeks, without even a pretence of starving or “ gymnasticating,” and yon will noon recover your charms of form, figure, and feature. Don’t worry; the treatment wj7l do the thing properly [Advt.] 1 1

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