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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 145, 20 June 1940, Page 22

WILL SMASH 24 HOURS There is no quicker or more effective way to smash a Cold or 'Flu attack than the 'ASPRO , method, but take enough 'ASPRO , Tablets to do the job. Follow these directions: Take 3 'ASPRO' Tablets immediately the first sign of a Cold appears, and 2 tablets every 3 hours afterwards until the symptoms disappear; a hot stimulating drink to be taken with the last dose when going to bed. Some people use lemon for the hot drink, some prefer whisky, while others mix the two. It is advisable when taking 'ASPRO* for 'Flu and Colds to Keep the body warmly cUd in order to prevent a chill. These instructions have been scientifically formulated as a result of careful chemical research, and quick relief is obtained because, after ingestion in the system, 'ASPRO* is anti-pyretic (fever-reducing) — a powerful germicide — is antiseptic — anti-periodic and anti-fermentative. ALWjKFBS 'f§g&?&*83&8& T and SAFEST and WIFE FIXES HUSBAND'S TLUTHANKS TO ASPRO' 4 8 &^& Dear Sirs ' Nailsworth, S.A.. 19/6/39. Whatever is the matter?" I asked my husband as I walked into the shop one afternoon. • " I am ill." be answered, "I ought to be in bed; I have got the 'Flu." Hβ had —his eyes were red and watery; he was coughing, sneezing and shivering. ''Never mind, ,, I said. "Try and hang on until 6 o'clock when I will fix Y T' au l dl 4 SS2U. ASP ?P / * got him to b * d and * * ave him so* l * hot lemonade and three ' ASPRO , and he was soon asleep. He had to get up between 3 and 4 the next morning to attend the market. ItwasNwonderful. He was nearly well. He was out on his round all day until mjjjZfc* 7 — th f« to bed and hot lemonade and two 'ASPRO'. He got up at 6 o'clock the next morning. You would never, have known he ■f-w/ had the 'Flu or even a common Cold. He was quite well to 'ASPRO.'—Yours faithfully, W, (Signed) Mrs. F. M. WATTS. SLEEPLESSNESS NEURALGIA ASTHMA —\ %M J* •»■_■_■ fe TEMPERATURE HEADACHE LUMBAGO THE /« FEVERISHNESS HAY FEVER «X?rr ■■ mm m _ mm M^ SORE THROAT MALARIA GOUT H F M B%T J/S^' IRRITABILITY INFLUENZA NEURITIS O%>X" C MM. |C I RHEUMATISM SCIATICA EARACHE TOOTHACHE COLDS DENGUE .^HiC^SJ ALCOHOLIC AFTER EFFECTS. ■ I A^C^ 'ASPRO' GIVES GREAT RELIEF to WOMEN WHEN DEPRESSED | I J^PgOMgeg 1 is Mode in New Zeolond. 27/4O Z TRANSPORT WISDOM Commonsense for National Welfare Commonsense in transport is surely railway transport especially in New Zealand, where the people own the railways and hare them controlled by their own representatives for national welfare from all viewpoints. New Zealanders can strengthen their own country by loyalty to their own railway system, which has largely formed the basis of the Dominion's industrial and social structure. !ES£ yffiasrya YOUR railways for your welfare Pure Food Specialist - DUNEDIN.