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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 August 1924, Page 16

QUITE DIFFERENT AFFECT THE EAR! y /7 TH|s INDIVIDUALITY u i m THE failure in life is the 1 man who forms his judgment from outside appearances. He grows up a pessimist—a plagiarist and ah imitator—he’s always chasing elusive shadows. He r s the sort of man who would go to purchase ASPRO Tablets and come home with something else—a substitute—a tablet that looked like ASPRO. Looks count for nothing in medicine. You may get fifty tablets that look like ASPRO, but they don't stop pain in five minutes like ASPRO does. The reason is inside the 0 TABLET Try A Packet RELIEF'IS CERTAIN FOR HEADACHES INFLUENZA RHEUMATISM SLEEPLESSNESS COLDS DENGUE FEVER LUMBACO SCIATICA NEURITIS MALARIA NEURALCIA TOOTHACHE ASTHMA THEY NEVER FAIL! 1* M Pho:°of Federal Parliament House. Melbourne,. " Mere ASPRO" Tablets were declared a Neces* «ary Commodity by the Australian Common* wealth Government. .-.W\Q is now made in New Zealand by ASPRO 1'D.,15-17 Marion Street. Wellington (P.O. Jox 29), under direction of the holder of the original Australian formula. cs Read this EVIDENCE “What agonies I endured before taking your Emulsion, during, an attack of bronchitis, my pen cannot describe. Often when coughing to break the phlegm the strain would leave my throat as if a jagged sword had been pushed down and withdrawn again, and these attacks would last from five days to a fortnight. All bronchitis sufferers will understand what I suffered.- To them let me advise not to delay any longer, but get on to Lane s Emulsion immediately. Then they will be as grateful as I am." M. SIDNEY GLOVER, Sunnyside, via Five Dock, N.S.W^ Lane’s Emulsion is manufactured by E. G. Lane, Graduate Chemist, Oamaru, N,Z, ‘ Price 2/6 and 4/6 at all chemists and stores* 12 eaves EMULSION