AFTER A WOMAN IS 30.

Otago Witness, Issue 3889, 25 September 1928, Page 33

AFTER A WOMAN IS 30.

'What She IVlost Needs. At 30, a woman may reasonably expect to enjoy good health, having' then' overcome the troubles of early womanhood y et being free of the later trials of middle-age; but various causes tend to o” d 3 e 0 mine tHe Btrength of man y women Foremost among these causes are the cares of motherhood and household worries, which have a depressing effect on a woman s regular health and nervous system; then again, women in business are often similarly afflicted, for overwork busmess anxieties, and too little rest tlirn the blood and give rise to much suffering. Amongst the symptoms of thin blood are headache, backache, weakness, and poor appetite. Still, keen as the distress may be, a little help is usually all the system needs. All run-down conditions call for richer, better blood; good 'blood is red blood, and on this a woman’s health depends, the best of good red blood is created by Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, and this is why these pills enjoy their reputation among women. They are the tonic best adapted for women’s needs. So if you suffer, avail yourself to-day of the health-help that Dr ’Williams’ Pink Pills can give you. Of all Chemists and Storekeepers, 3s bottle—Bathing elsa will do. j