GIN PILLS will help i i'i Women! Read and Note w «rr XT you r l ..J HS SK Mtf'PV \y toy /mm "M m <■: *. v^. M '■BM& M 3 mm V-^t IS*# \V.: •cXSN 1/6w Vv /1 m •V.*. o V,M#y men Women have always had their work to do In the world. Now the work is to, bo increased. Broader fields are being thrown open to the feminine portion of the world. The men must fight, the women inust work. So more than ever must women look after their health. Backs must not be allowed to ache, eyes must be clear, and brains fresh. Now is the time to attend to any incipient kidney trouble. Dr. Sheldon’s Gin Pills will banish the fear of kidney trouble by removing the cause. The ache caused by a defective filtration of the blood often leads a woman to think that she requires an unnecessary operation. So look first to your kidneys,and that canbest be done by judicious use of Dr. Sheldon’s Gin Pills for they not only take away the cause of Backache, but leave the organs strong and invigorated. The woman with a household to look after needs keep herself strong for her task ; the working girl must not let her back become weakened by too much standing, and the brain v/orker must keep her body in perfect order, so that the handicap of being a woman need not ailect her responsible work. AU clan it ol women Had In Dr. Sheldon’s Gin Pi.u a se-nre ana sale remedy lor bodily we.-ness aid ailments which might prevont thorn Irom s'-oulUeri.ns; the burdens now being presseddown ■pan them. Dr Sheldon’* Gin Pill* ar» sold In air-tight, staled, glass cu.’.tainers Small Size, 1/e; large size, bofdlng more than twice the quantity, lor 2/3. I.i* Mmm § p * P r * $' kfi,
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1918, Page 4
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