THE PALE, BBEATHLESS GIRL
AND HER IRRESISTIBLE SISTER. A young girl should be bright and full of energy. The pink flush of health should be on her cheeks. She ought to be irresistible. Life is at its best. She should not be tired and wan, too languid to enjoy plain food, too shy and timid to attract anyone, and never feeling fit enough to tackle a good day’s work or pleasure. She should be full of vitality, hungry for her meals, glad to help with the housework, fond of an evening’s recreation, walking with a spring in her heels, sunshine in her eyes, and the joy of living in her soul. A girl who is weary and breathless, with no colour in her lips and cheeks, anaemic, dull-looking, will improve wonderfully under the influence of the new, rich, red blood that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills will help to give her. She will gain vitality and attractiveness, grow healthy and jolly, get rid of all her languor and lassitude. It is worth while to join the throng of rosy* young womanhood, when all you need is Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Of all chemists and storekeepers, 3/- per bottle.— (Advt.)
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Southland Times, Issue 20446, 26 March 1928, Page 4
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198THE PALE, BBEATHLESS GIRL Southland Times, Issue 20446, 26 March 1928, Page 4
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