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■ f! ■ mm i ba _if nir *a/in T~" & in Realise that if your chin Is in a “Cioggecl-up” condition your internal organs cannot throw off their impurities. The result is your bloc.i becomes congested breeding ground for disease. Colds turn into Influenza and Pneumonia—oiuggish circulation maybe into growths-good hoaith into bad Health, etc. How, one tremendous fact about ASPRO S 3 that it fercos your skin to act ami throw oif ths impurities. Furthermore being an Internal Anticeptio, ASPRO cleanses the system, so between the cioansing and skin-acting operations, /“.SPaO leaves your blood in a healthy condition. It restores your red Corpuscles to action, thus building up your disease-resisting conditions to the highest pitch, so ;25 ;,\«PCO/ " } " z z 7-A Sv\ WRECTIONS ASPRO \ShiCHOU»W Lts V X its a raa YOU SHOULD K/10Y/ PEilmßtiß T/iiS TOO ASPRO ta&tets do NOT ajfect tfc fieant Ijou fid no depaesslaa often effects, one aa|e— ficvvmteaa uet this moat icfcdLj gfectw pain antidote in tfie ■ ' axytfd

TO GET INSTANT RELIEF FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS—HEADACHES —Take two tablets after ratals, and one tablet every hour afterwards till pain is relieved. SLEEPLESSNESS —Take two tablets after a light supper at night before retiring. RHEUMATISM—The quantity of “Aspvo” to be taken for this complaint must necessarily depend qn the acuteness and stubbornness of the malady. From 4 to 6 tablets can be taken after meals with perfect safety and with beneficial results. NEURITIS—For this distressing complaint take two to four tablets four times a day, after meals for preference. Drink plenty of milk. FEVERISHNESS and TEMPERATURE— For malaria, ague or any fever, “As;pro” Tablets are a boon They arc far more effective than quinine. Take two to three tablets every two hours until normal. They reduce temperature within fifteen minutes. LUMBAGO —For Lumbago, take two tablets four times a day if required. TO STOP A COLD AND INFLUENZA— Take two to three tablets four times a day when you feel the cold coming • on. This reduces the temperature and prevents the cold. NEURALGIA —For neuralgia, take two or throe tablets, and one to two every hour afterwards until all pain disappears. ERIN LEU’S HEAD—The after effects of the convivial glass can be immediately relieved by taking two or three "Aspro” Tablets. SCIATICA —Take similar doses to instructions given for Rheumatism. MENSTRUAL TROUBLES—Two or three tablets three times a day. NERVE SHOCK—For any nerve shock “Aspro” is invaluable. It calms the nerves as nothing else can. Take two to three tablets after meals when required. DOSE FOR CHILDREN: 3 to 6 years, tablet; 6 to 14 years, 1 tablet; 14 to 18 years, 11 tablets. Break tablets up for children. 12 Tablets 25 Tablets 1/- 1/6

PLEASE! Ring 'Phone 8 FOR YOUR NEXT PRINTING ORDER, AND WE WILL SEND ALONG OUR REPRESENTATIVE. HO JOB TOO SMALL HO CONTRACT TOO LARGE PRINT Billhead* Circular* Butter Wraps Letterhead* Ticket* Receipt Book* Handbills Programme* Luggage Labels WE have an up-to-date JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT, where all classes of COMMERCIAL PRINTING is done by expert workmen. We have just added several new fonts of the latest designs to our large stock of type, and Jobs set with these new type faces are pleasing to the eye, and give satisfaction. Call, or ring up for expert to advise you. Estimates given. KING COUNTRY CHRONICLE

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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1895, 1 December 1923, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1895, 1 December 1923, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1895, 1 December 1923, Page 7

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