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Wairarapa Age, 19 May 1936, Page 2

TIRED OF BEING PITIED. A Woman's Despair. I ‘l really got *sick and tired of people telling me how ill I looked." So stated Mrs J. Taylor, of 5 Gidlow Houses, nr. Wigan, Eng., to a newspaper reporter. "I not only looked ill, I felt ill," she continued. “I was almost too weak to walk upstairs, and suffered terribly from breathlessness and palpitation. "I was so pale and waxy looking that nobody needed telling I was anaemic. Life was a misery to me, and I despaired of ever getting better. Then one day my husband brought home a bottle of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I started taking them. I soon felt brighter and more energetic; my appetite picked up, the colour returned to my cheeks and I continued to improve until now I feel splendid." The results obtained from these pills may seem wonderful, but there is a scientific reason behind it. In simple language it is this: Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually help to create new, rich blood, and this new blood coursing through the veins revitalises all the tissues of the body. If you suffer from anaemia, nervous debility, rheumatism, indigestion, or any ailment due to poor blood, start taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and see what a wonderful difference they will make—but ask for Dr. Williams.' At chemists and stores, 3/- bottle.

TRY THIS GINGER CAKE RECIPE. Start this tasty cake by mixing two breakfastcups flour, 1 teacup sugar, teaspoon each of baking soda and baking powder, dessertspoon ground ginger, half teaspoon each of cinnamon and spice. Add two beaten eggs; half-lb. melted butter, teacup of milk and teacup of golden syrup. Enhance flavour with Stevens’ "Cathedral Brand" Essence of Lemon or Vanilla. *