Page 10 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22293, 20 June 1934, Page 10

FOR PALE, DROOPING GIRLS It is pitiful that tlio anaemic girl is robbed of the joy of robust health. Bloodleseness, which is very common in young girls, deprives the system of strength and vitality, making the lightest of work and the mildest of pleasures a task and burden. Anxious mothers, who have pale drooping daughters should remember that only rich, new blood will banish a mem i a and all its miseries. The way to treat the disease is to build up and revitalise your daughter’s blood. In thousands of cases Dr Williams’ Pink Pills have achieved almost incredible results in treating the form of anaemia that attacks growing girls and young women. These pills contain ingredients that help to enrich and increase the blood; elements that strengthen the nerves and aid the appetite and digestion. It is heartening to watch how rapidly your daughter responds to the powerful, strengthening influence of Dr Williams’ Pink Pills. Start her on these pills today. At chemists and stores, 3s bottle. Say “Dr Williams’” —and take no other.

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