Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 27, 1 February 1923, Page 10

M mmm" '. ' -m. W «CURED MY PILES In One Week.'* Pile-Sufferers — Here is a cheery message for you, written by one who knows the agony of Piles, and the 'biessing of sure relief. Read it!— " I suffered on and off with Piles-for two years, and tried many remedies with indifferent results. Having read a notice in our local paper, that the Zann Double- Absorption Treatment was a certain cure, 1 decided to I Cive it a trial. I have used your treatment for one week, and am now free of piles alto'Bether. I must write and tell you that your treatment accomplishes all you say it will." Why suffer longer with Piles, thus inviting the danger of them turning to Chronic Fistula or even Cancer ? ' Write to us and enclose 10/6 in postal notes for the Zann Double-Ab- . sorption Treatment Money refunded,if not | satisfied. All correspondence con6dential. For Booklet, " Piles, their Cause and Cure," send 3d. in stamps to Zann Proprietary, P.O. Box 952. Wellington, . A BsakleU and Supjli.i fA ■■8 ObUinmMafram: aSf KING'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4 Courtenay Place; and W. S. WALLACE Chemist, Willis Street, Wellington

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