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“Why-arc you cutting down that tree?” “ The baron and his fiancee carved their names on it, and' now the engagement is broken off.” A Hawcra Press Association telegram states that Laurence James Sales, aged twenty-nine, pleaded not guilty in the court there this morning, and was committed for trial on a charge of an unnatural offence, and also three charges of indecent assaults on boys. ' Growing Without Strength A Sign of Anaemia in Girls In her ’teens a girl secures the foundation of her future health, hut this in many cases is seriously undermined by anaemia. At this age, the least signs of pallor, headaches, palpitation, breathlessness and growing without strength should be viewed as a warning, for anaemia simply thrives on neglect. No time should be lost in enriching the blood of an anaemic girl, and this is readily accomplished by giving her Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. The valuable ingredients in, these pills aid the making and enriching of the blood, and in this direct way. drive away all symptoms of anaemia from the system. A delicate girl rapidly recovers her appetite, her color, her strength and vigor under the powerful tonic influence of DrWilliams’ Pink Pills. The brighter spirits, sparkling eyes and robust health soon show that the right treatment has been found in Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills. Of chemists and stores, 3/~ bottle. DR. WILLIAMS' . PINK PILLS NOTHING ELSE WILL DO! I

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Evening Star, Issue 20317, 28 October 1929, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 20317, 28 October 1929, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 20317, 28 October 1929, Page 2

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