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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 46, 18 November 1919, Page 11

THE BUSINESS GIRL. The bright-eyed, clear-yki|ined, nlo.rt young woman seen every where in tiio cities, towns, i\n<l country of thouoiuinion, carrying on nil kinds of work in shop, factory, mid. office, is fnmiliur to everyone. She has learned to look after herself in more- ways than one. She understands the absolute necessity of keepinff well, she knows her Rood looks depends on keeping hor digestive orpins working properlv, and she uses Dr. Morse's Indian lloot Pills for Uiin purpose. This young woman is a wy practical. clear-thinking individua.l—she has to keep abreast of the limes and conditions, and she knows irom experience thai a Mr, Mor.-p's Indian Hoot l'ill occasionally raainlains her good heiiith. Toiinp women who look after their health t'riii do no better tlmiv keep a bottle of I)r. Morse's Imliau Jioot Tills ever ready for tho little ailments. They ore cheap and'they are good,'and do their work every time.—A<lvt,