A WORD TO WOMEN

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIII, Issue 20, 17 November 1909, Page 8

A WORD TO WOMEN

ON GOOD LOOKS AND GOOD HEALTH. Look at your face in the mirror each night. Do you see a suspicious “shade” round your eyes I If so, that “shade” marks where a sunken ring will come unless you can fill up the cavity. Does your skin look rough, dry, and just a little green? That slight tinge will turn to a horrible yellow unless you can replenish the healthy blood to make it pink! Can you do your hair without having to drop your arms and rest? (. an you get out of bed in the morning feiling lit to overcome all the difficulties in tile world —like you used to feel? Are you going the way to keep up the good looks Nature has blessed you with? VV hat’s wrong with you? In nine cases cut of ten there’s but one answer—liver disorder —probably brought about by constipation. Poisons which should be expelled are left in the body. A disordered liver turns a pretty, pink skin in to an ugly, yellow one, and bright eyes, into dull ones; in fact, kills good looks, and makes a lively, attractive woman weakly and unattractive, if not repulsive. Prevent this! When you’ve looked in the glass and found the tell-tale eignn, take a course of Bile Beans. They do their work while you sleep. Miss M. Smith, of 101, Westbury-street, St. Kilda, Vie., says:—“As one who has derived great benefit from Bile Beans, I have much pleasure in writing you. For many years I was a great sufferer from the liver, the dreadful pains in my back making it almost impossible sometimes for me to stand. Having been told by three or four friends of the relief thev had derived from Bile Beans I decid v<l to try them. I underwent a thorough course, and felt a now woman. I consider the cure wonderful, as I had tried all sorts of so-called cures, without obtaining any relief.” From al] chemists and Stores.