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COLDS & FLU Dolt TO-NIGHT for CERTAIN rj^HE world*s Safest, Surest and Quickest-acting UAIIf WA I ICE Cold and' Flu antidote is'ASPRO.' 'ASPRO' HUWIU 113 E acf s more speedily than most ordinary 'flu remedies, tM Q Qfl * — because after ingestion 'ASPRO' is anti-pyretic and __MUli Imw A3 /.of only quickly reduces feverishness but by stimu- Jt p IQfll PJ' • lating quick skin-action eliminates the poisons J* W#wmlpfcfc i; i -t # /• .r f • -~ -~.^*.„ 'ASPRO' makes a gargle that i* through the pores of the skin. ASPRO is more instantly effective, it acts im** mediately—you don't have to wait— than a medicine—it is a scientific achievement and S ethe°?Son fS^uSri9^ 4.1. . , /. . • j i_„. likely you won't have to gargle a its stability, purity and safety are recogmsea oy second time. New facts have come to light regarding the swift healing Medical Authorities, Doctors and Nurses through- ««™ % AS™£ when used ™* < «*n-i *..# £ *-> v *T7t 'ASPRO' Tablets to a half-glass of out the world. To smash attacks ot Colas or rlu water, almost immediate disintegration takes place. Thou—no matter how severe—take 'ASPRO' accord- £* J^tta B*^ &%£ . , _ nnns^, i . c ICCCT/ l>n S> these adhere to the lining of the WO tO directions* ASl.tsfJ IS alWayS O/IrJCOI I throat. The valuable antiseptic quali- ties remain in suspension at the root ■—■«—■»» mmmmmmmmmmmmmimm — of t j ie trouble—and they STAY there . U. m _ MM «^ m^ _w±_ mm a considerable time — exerting the C _0_ 'OC MB R Off Ar ' healing, soothing power of 'ASPRO' 9 %_? AM KP ■» •■ * • * on the affected surface. After garg-. INFLUENZA TEMPERATURE HEADACHE ASTHMA ling it is a good policy to sip some; COLDS SORE THROAT LUMBAGO MALARIA of the mixture. SLEEPLESSNESS IRRITABILITY EARACHE SCIATICA RHEUMATISM HAY FEVER NEURALGIA DENGUE FEVERISHNESS TOOTHACHE NEURITIS GOUT k|C/CD U/ITllrtllT ALCOHOLIC AFTER EFFECTS. IMb VCK YY II 11 V_#U I 'ASPRO' GIVES GREAT RELIEF TO WOMEN WHEN DEPRESSED. - Cli D _f% * "Went to bed Feverish Cold to stop with a Heavy Cold Disappeared COLDS & FLU 11 . 4S Athens Road, which Disappeared THANKS TO TJSm«,uXXZ ££ 99 without "ASPRO' in the house, and AlfPAlll/^IIT" 1 ___ Atm _______ m_____ _^_____ W consider it indispensable for myself OVERNIGHT 'ASPRO W*U!i e,sr™".si 3£ 278 Ponsonby Road, __^^k^F ■ Bm derful effect it has in reducing the Ponsonby. temperature and generally making one Dear Sirs, Clemow Road, feel better. I have used 'ASPRO' in many ways * New Plymouth. (Sgd.) Mrs. V. BLACK. and have always found that very sat- p esr sj r5) ■» isfactory results follow. I take i have to thank you for 'ASPRO' 'ASPRO* chiefly for Colds to which and j anl p i ease d to say it does all U £ ■■■» ■ C 111*11" I seem to be rather subject at this that ; s c laimecT for it. Last week I NATE 3110 _jUKE season of the year. Only last week _ eve loped a heavy Cold in the head «**"»■ » %■■■-* witli I was greatly distressed with a head anc j became very feverish aud "head- fulfil #*#M Pk'f Cold and could not continue my ac hy." I took three 'ASPRO' im- ff JUl___H A C 1 11 If ' duties. I went to bed at 6-o'clock me diately with a lemon drink and *w •#IWIfI»H I U Vwl_l# and took a dose of 'ASPRO' tablets three the next day and on the third Fairfield Rmrf with a hot lemon drink. The next day a jj traces 0 f mv Cold had dis- Dpar sir , ut,' _ morning all trace of the Cold had appeared My husband used 'ASPRO' Ue T ar. blfi", a . , Hawera. disappeared. a? a gargle to prevent catching a . lUl^ ,been a const^ user of Yours faithfully. c o ld ffomme and lam glad to say 'ASPRO' for many years so am able (Sgd.) LUCY CASTLE, ~e was successful. In the future I addwS'i r, dW shall never be without a packet in Pa,n ' 1 Headaches. To Prices: 6d. — 1/6 - 2/6 — 4/6 * house, it is so safe and reliable. *v ™ ?* A?l?ft ,s » «fe and sure. ~ . ~ . . v -v i j ~ ,•, i- « remedy to smasn up a Cold nm ASPRO !» Mad. ,n New Zealand. y ours faithfully, v ; ded it j- taken ;„ ts n * P™ ASPRO LTD. 3SE/39. (Sgd.) Mrs. ELSIE TAPP. hot lemon drink. (Sgd.) C. R. G.

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