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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8480, 15 July 1913, Page 5

Anaemic Girls--This Hawera girl' lost health, strength and appetite— Became thin and weak—Dr. Williams 9 Pink Pills built her up. ' . Growing girls who droop and fade at a cntjcfl'tiine owing to anaemia, should lose no time in building up their blood. Bloodlessness at this time may mean years of suffering. Miss Jane Coleman, of 205 High Street,,Hawera, tells how Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills helped her. She saidb“As I grew up I way inclined to delicacy My appetite was never hearty; perhaps a cup of tea would be more than I would want some days. Other days I would just eat a little and leave almost everything on ray plate. I couldn’t have had much blood in my body for a cut in the flesh would practically not bleed at all. I became very thin and all ray color went. My friends kept remarking how out of sorts I looked. I suffered dreadfully from headaches that spread all over the head and my strength failed me utterly. I was so thankful if I could only sit down and rest I felt low-spirited and never cared for company or for going out anywhere. My heart gave me much trouble beating so violently that I would be quite breathless. I could not get any warmth in my hands and feet Fortunately bearing Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills spoken of I tried them and they did roe a world of good. My color and appetite steadily improved. My strength came bock together with energy and brightness. My health now is of the best.” Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are valuable in all diseases where the blood is at fault, as in anaemia, chlorosis, after effects of influenza and fevers, headaches and those run-down conditions of the health due to overwork, worry or nervousness. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by dealers or direct by by mail at 3/- per box or six boxes for 16/6 by the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co. of Australasia Ltd., Wellington. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills.