PALE FACES OUT OF FASHION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14206, 8 February 1915, Page 6

PALE FACES OUT OF FASHION.

Girls and young women at one time actually cultivated pale, sickly looking faces. That was somo years ago. Bottor sense prevails to-day, and no beauty -with a rosy tinge of health -would willingly sacrilico this natural charm; still there aro many girls -who have no "roses" on their cheeks, because their blood is not in a puro, rich condition. They do not thrive; their stooping figures aud dull sunken eyes indicate tho unhealthy state they aro in. If this bloodless state is neglected the anaemic girl may become a semi-invalid for life, and no mai wants an invalid wife. Other miseries afflict tho girl who lacks puro, healthy blood. Sho has headaches and nervous attacks, suffers from backache; her appetite dwindles; and sho fools too languid and weak to enter into life's recreations. Only ono thing can save her, and make her strong and attractive. It is new, rich blood. As a blood builder that brings back health, a well-develop-ed body and rosy features, Dr Wil-

liams' Pink Pills havo a great reputa-

tion, as thousands of girls and women havo proved. So begin the simple duty

of taking a regular courso of Dr Williams' Pink Pills. You will bo charm-

Ed with the chango in your health and

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