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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17533, 15 October 1928, Page 11

ANAEMIA WEAKENS GIRLS. ENDANGERS HEALTH AND CHARM. The possibility of her young daughter developing anaemia is something a mother must be wary of. This ailment, which means bloodlessness, finds many of its victims in young girls who arc growing too rapidly. Anaemia endangers health and destroys charm. Mother, look at your girl and ask yourself these questions: Are her lips and cheeks too pale? Does she complain of palpitation, dizziness and headaches? Does she go about wearily and lifelessly? Jf your answer to any or all of these is "Yes," then it Is time to act. The immediate thing to do is to build up your daughter's blood, for when the blood is enriched anaemia vanishes, The tonic that is famous for its wonderful blood-enriching properties is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A short course of these pills will help a young girl to make new, rich blood that wilUbuild up her strength, restore colour to her lips and checks, and banish languor, headaches and nervousness. So, without delay, give your anaemic daughter Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and see "how quickly she recovers vigour and health. Of all Chemists ajid Storekeepers, 3s bottle—nothing else will do.

At a-lecture on the Sudan Mission Mr John Priestley said that New Zealand had a groat rpoord in regard to ihe Sudan, and had sent as many as 17 missionaries into Hint great field, including teachers, nurses, evangelists, eto.