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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14978, 26 April 1909, Page 5

Are fiise Girls . wiio keep tlaeir Blood Rich aud Red with • DK. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS FOE! PALE PEOPLE. Every New Zealand girl should be bright, aotive, cheerful, happy. There is no reason why any girl, shouldn’t be, who has enough good red blood in her veins. She should ».eep well, and take the most cut of lire. There is not tho slightest shadow of a doubt that girls who don't enjoy this good health have the blood to blame. Anemia is the enemy of gixl3 and women. A lack of sufficient good red blood causes all those headaches and si <3 caches, weakness, paleness and langour. To become bright, well and happy, tho Wood supply imi3t be increasing, and tomake now blood, there’s only one thing—Dr Williams's Pin!: Pills. They represent the highest achievement, in medical science as a blood restorer and nerva tonic. Take the case of Miss Olive Wiley, 37, Carlyle Street, Napier; it’s so like hundreds of others, that scores nluet sa3% “ that’s jits'!) the way I am.” She stated: “ When. I was a little over thirteen years of age I had a bad attack of Rheumatic Fever. This loft me very weak. Every day I grew worse. My face was pale and my lips and gums looked bloodless. My feet and ankles were always puffed—sometimes I could not i got my boots on. Even, my fingers swelled up at times. Even a little exertion exhausted me. If I walked any distance 1 could haidly breathe, and my heart fluttered like mad. My head ached awfully, the pain being mostly up the back. I never had muoh appetite. I was horribly nervous, the least things made me jump. The banging of a door set my nerves all of a jangle. I became very low spirited and only wonted to lie about and do nothing. “ For about twelve months I was like this. Then father ' got me to start Dr Williams’ 'Pink Pills. He had great faith in them himself and he felt sure that they would 'do me good. Mother said that she cruld notice a- clifferenro' in me when I had taken one box. I kept on taking them, getting better and stronger every day. Before starting Dr William’s Pink Pills I used not to s-leep well—often waking in the night with a start and screaming, but when I nod been taking them for a while I slept well. Lass than three boxes put me in perfect health. Now I am as well as any girl oc-uld wish to be.” While so promptly effective these pilla contain no harmful stimulants or opiates. They are perfectly safe and create no drug habit. _ , Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent bv mail, post paid 'on receipt of price, 3s per box, 6 boxes 16s 6d. by the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., of Australasia Ltd., Wellington. 1908