AT ALL AGES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19269, 5 January 1931, Page 3

AT ALL AGES.

WOMEN SUBJECT TO ANASMIA. From girlhood to late middle age. anaemia or bloodTessness troubles many women. Its misery is always evident in the pallid, bloodless face and lips of the growing girl, who is always complaining of faintness* and giddiness, and by the weariness of the housewife, whose life is a round of head and backaches. But women need not suffer unduly; Dr Williams’ Pink Pills have banished anaemia and all its sufferings in thousands of cases. Mrs G. Asplet, 14, Fitzkerbert Street, Petone. states: “I used to suffer severe headaches, giddiness and had no energy for work. I would vvrke up feeling more tired than when I went to bed at night. My daughter also suffered breakdowns and was very anaemic She could not even stand fer any length of time without becoming faint and giddy. Terrible headaches troubled her. “The great improvement in our health since taking Dr Williams’ Pink Pills is remarkable. I soon lost my headaches and giddiness, and now wake up refreshed. Work is easy, for I have plenty of energy. My daughter has improved wonderfully, too. She does not have fainting attacks now, neither the headache*:. We both feel different persons altogether, and highly recom mend Di iiliams* Pink Pills. ’ Tired, backachy women and pale, delicate girls should take Dr Williams’ Pink Pills now. Of chemists and stores. ___________ ®