WOMEN WHO BREAK DOWN.

Wairarapa Age, 14 August 1928, Page 7

WOMEN WHO BREAK DOWN.

TOO MANY FAMILY CARES. Tho care of homes and children too ' often plays havoc with the health of many .women upon whom these duties ! fall. It doesn’t matter how tired, nervy and run-down a mother may be, she is generally too -well occupied With family matters to be able to give a thought to her own welfare. Those head and' back pains, breathlessl'es.% sleeplessness and jumpy nerves, are a warning that you must look after your health at once. To get back your strength, to drive away these pains and weariness, you should do what thousands of other women have done | to obtain vitality ami fitness-—that is I by keeping your blood rich and plentij ful with the help of Dr. Wi i bam s’ : Pink Pills. These pills always ‘ create new(‘rich blood that strengthens wornout nerves, aids digestion, pYorjotcs sound sleep and builds up the general system. So if you feel run-down through worry or overwork, are. quickly fatigued and spend sleepless nights, just give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a trial at once. "Very soon you will feel stronger, more cheerful; your nerves will be steady and your sleep refreshingly sound. Of all chemists and storekeepers, 3/- a bottle—nothing else will do.