Page 13 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 230, 29 September 1931, Page 13

Acute Gastritis Gets a Knockout Mr. Arthur E. Roots, of West Croydon, writes: —"Discharged from His Majesty's Forces with acute gastritis, I was left with a very weak inside, and those who suffer similarly know how very careful one must be in what they eat and what medicines they take. Constipation and indigestion generally commenced my attacks: headaches and bad breath naturally followed ; but to-day I am able to eat anything I fancy. My secret I can honestly recommend, lies in your pills." Take Carter's Little Liver Pills. At all chemists 1/6 or 3/9 red pkgs« ON YOUR CIGARETTE This neu> method of using " Vapex " has.bcen suggested to us by a number of people who have derived special benefit. If you are troubled with obstinate Catarrh or Hay-Fever, put a drop of " Vapex " on the middle of your cigarette and smoke in the usual way. " Vapex " volatilises very rapidly and its antiseptic vapour is brought into direct contact with the mouth, throat and posterior nasal passages, bringing quick relief and effectively clearing the head. This method has been found specially useful in the treatment of long-standing catarrh, hay-fever, etc. There are thus three good ways of using " Vapex You can breathe the vapour from Your handkerchief Your pillow Your cigarette Of Chemists 3/- per Bottle N.Z. Wholesale Distributors: JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. LTD., Wellington and Auckland

THOMAS KERFOOT & CO. LTD., Bardsley Vale, Lancg 1 ., England. _ _ 10 a it ha. the SECRET of SUCCESS e ; at ils fingers' ends. ! ■ CL.4SP IT NOW, and take the ■ : I.C.S. "Lift" to the Top. 2 '• Don't Say You Never Had a Chance ! S a The I.C.S. Illustration Method nukes borne ■ J study practical. J ! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE I ■ SCHOOLS (Kow Zealand), LIMITED, a Dept. 8., 101 N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., S Auckland; King's Bldgs., 138 Victoria I ' , Strset, Hamilton. J J Sirs, —Please rend me tree prospectus living foil par- J ■ ticulari of all branches of the profession or occupation ■ 2 before which 1 har* marked X (If your subject is not 2 ■ on this list, write it here) ■ I —.Architect, —General Bookkeeper, £ ■ —Mcch.Draughtsman,—Sta/iort Bookkeeper, ■ ! —Concrete Contractor, —Salesmanlenjhtinch) Z ■ —Building Contractor, —Show Card Writer. ■ i — Carpenter, —Adocrt'r(zny branch) " " —Plan Drawer, —Com. Illustrator, * " —Shire Engineer, —Jouin'ist (any branch) a —Shire Overseer, —General Education. ■ * —Motor Engineer —Language (G'phone) • J Motor Mechanic Special Examinations " ! ~r', eC,r A?'r"^" e " -Accountant!ln,tEx) - I -Elcc Mech Exams,_ MafrUtl , alion 5 . —.Mechanical Gngln r,-.] nU , me j iaU> . ■ —Mine Electrician, —Hereford House, I a —Telephon:Mcch. t —Public Service, 9 m —Aeroplane £ng('neer.Special Women's Dept. ■ ; -Aeroplane Rigger, -Dressmkatng, I » —Textile Expert, —Millir.ei. " ■ —'Plumber, —Shorthand-Typing, ■ * —Mathematician, —Bus. Correspondence " 0 (There are over 4,200,000 I.C.S. Students. ■ J over 26,000 of these being in New Zealnnd). J 1 ENQUIRIES COST NOTHING—POST NOW . * Name * ■ Age Occupation j ■ Address „A.S. ■