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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 130, 5 June 1933, Page 4

PyjlA SNEEZES I <f^ V> fi • • 1 Q ORE THROATS — coughing — sneezing — I• ■ - « _^* m| . 1 sniffling — grogginess — feverishness — weak--1 f* f\ VJ W^-il ness —• pains in the head — all disappear before the \ C*\J \L. if> Ai 9i A 1 g«at pain-alleviating, fever-reducing, antiseptic and I Tkf^C 1 V4H^^ 1 quick-acting medicinal qualities of'ASPRO.' Differ--1 CQI^V " ■■% 1 ent people have different methods of taking I 1 JV I*^- »rO 1 'ASPRO.' Some take a hot lemon drink with two pi CfcV*l^^! or three 'ASPRO' Tablets — others prefer to sub- 1 K§ » ""T - lKlCaa 1 stitute whisky, for the hot lemon drink — some YM 1 ce t the same results without either the hot lemon Fl fiRO^ yil .*CC 1 drink or the whisky -BY JUST TAKING h*>l^i» ■vt^^all^^ 1 THE 'ASPRO.' Whatever means you adopt, Ll*l \Jk| t Al^- 1 . 1 you can rest assured that 'ASPRO,' if taken at ?t« ™ ■*'_ ' V^^V^lVl 1 inception, will smash up a cold or 'flu attack ~ I ?:*n J Ol'OP^ W I in one night. Just try it — You will save |=fl| At\O * n^Jl money You will save time, and there are SJI * ■ lf\ ISCO 1 no risks with 'ASPRO,' because it does not |j 1 - MwPCl^ ** \«> 1 harm the heart, nor have any dangerous £m 1 © • 4 atf I II "1 after-effects. 11 *^V> ' * ASPRO ! 'ASPRO 9 STOPS TRAIN-SICKNESS Yj 4 a "ifcJ^1 QUINSY, HEADACHES and COLDS 1 | 4S|lk 425 Worcester Street, ' Iff Mr M 9 m ■J riP^r Sirs- ■ • ■ Christchurch. ■ B ft-k ■*• U ~ I think It is up to me to let you know the benefits I have ■ S Jj~ +O* • . :■; ' derived from the%se of your'ASPßO'Tablets I first used 1 f toV^cfce '*• ?hem when travelling between Dunedin and. Christphurch. || g^eiiQ^J? ■rJ f . i : I was very sick on the train, when a lady gave me two |l &/ e n i tls lti /A *: -ASPRO1 Tablets, and the sickness immediately stopped- |f T^Pkssn* C O Unza $- Since then I havi taken 'ASPRO1- for Quinsy, Headaches iff ©Ot^ «e«S /&"<»,. and Colds. I always keep 'ASPRO' in, the house, and at W S Or «Cft e g^itis I t (Sgd-) (Mrs.) A. E. RAINTON. I a y J'«a j^^H a I | SORE THROAT AND SLEEPLESS / ****$** s c^ Ue I | NIGHTS BANISHED' / fi**biijg« G^^ l< De.S.3 17KiwiRMd '.DeVOnsSai.nd. / 4^f^e/f^^o I | ;>; On the day you were kind enough to send me a sample of * b °^O/ /C A fSthtxx a B' I i 'ASPRO' my mother happened to be in_ bed w.th a BAD I . 4ft ef ,** | THROAT- She also had been having SLEEPLESS »t o W« * -^a/h \T^e^e f 5 '•' Nights. That evening I gave her two 'ASPRO' Tablets o^en S /.S #—' f'* before retiring. You can imagine my delight, when the "^^^ * °«af ». * I "II next morning she told me her throat was much eased and g^^^ M ,: g she had slept well.-Yours faithf^ & 1 1 ■. ■ !T MF/33. N.Z. PRICES FREE-OF SALES TAX. KV^Sfln^RK^^BP^i v] l ' ' ■ ' 'Now, Joan, remember you're a lady!' v\ KiifejrS^^il' 14 ' '/- Bournville Cocoa, she doesn't j^Mf^K^^^i! »l: '"-# ;^ believe in leaving any in the cup iS^^^^^M^ W ' 'for manners/ A great.drink, with its ' '"*!> "heartening warmth, its chocolaty flavour; ■^^''•^T^I^mBL '§t* P^ and< a great food ProvidinS J1"1 that EXTRA *^M m;, cf^^mM^''' ' nourishment the children need to. increase their power of \ f - resistance. Milk by itself is a splendid source of nourishment; r mmm^Lmmmmm _——■ but BOURNVILLE COCOA MIXED WITH MILK IS A HALF A CUP 45 PER CENT BETTER FOOD. OF RICH FULL Yet another eminent doctor (F.R.C.P., M.R.C.S.) writes: 'Owing CREAM MILK IN t0 its digestibility and agreeable taste Cocoa is a good and suitable food for young children. By combining Cocoa with a certain EVERY 3d. BAR proportion of milk, a food of highly nutritious character is OF CADBURY'S obtained at a comparatively low cost.' Made by Cadbury in the MILK Factory in a Garden. chocolate j^y neec j the extra nourishment of ROURNVILLE