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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3192, 18 May 1909, Page 7

-"■"*■ l 8 The health, beauty and g welfare of every gfdWWggui j depends upon the richness anu j regularity of her blood. The difference between a state of bloodlesgness and healthy activity in developing girls means all the difference in later life between healthy womanhood and a chronic state of misery. To growing girls Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a positive blessing. Everything is right and natural when they are taken. Here is a case of a weak.delicate New Zealand girl that they made strong and healthy. I

h "Grace had diph"j theria at three years of ago and M this left hor rather delicate," said Mrs - Francis —/'""'YVV'f Jackson, Albert dl St - Onohunga. '£: '' y " As si) ° grcw up mtt& *W%t*r ' | she lost her apnetI ite, and began to. complain of n«ons stant pain in ncr ■& right side. I had \yb to take her away ■Py from school. She '"\ she never cared to >\ j play about like ,-/ other girl 3 as she f was so low spirit- \ ed. The Doctor y, could not do much '' j for hor so I decided | to give Dr. Wilh i liams Pink Pills a $ \ trial as a relative u had benefited bv &<t, them. Tho second i v box seemed to do 11 l\ her a little good, 1 so I kept on with them, and I found the improvement continuing. Her appetite improved J and she got much / livelier and brightvV er. Now you Y couldn't find any girl brighter or healthier or stronger than she The price is 3s. per box, 6 boxes 16s. 6d. and if you are pestered by lue shopman who wants to sell some substitute of his own they will be sent post free by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia Ltd. Wellington.

I Grandmother ased | Bennington's! ■ j § For over 46 years BonnIs ingtoh's Irish Moss has I js been the standard cough g 1 remedy. Grandmother | §j used it. your mother used R g it, and you probably use it | © yourself and give it to & M your children. 3 FliTmTilllTUfUr CARRAGEEN There is no medicine like || it for breaking up coughs j© and colds, healing infiam- M mation in the bronchial || tubes and preventing seri- |p ous lung troubles. m REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. gjp Get what you ask for, and &■ ask for Bonnington's Irish m ""»* Moss-there is k; p\ no remedy }\i "just as good." fjf, "ft? gi Mjgg

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