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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 492, 2 September 1922, Page 3

NO MORE NEED FOR spectacles; TABLETS SAVE THE SITUATION. One of our letters this week should help a number of kindred sufferers. Here it is in its entirety:— 30 Coote Road, NAPIER, N.Z. Messrs. NICHOLAS PTY. LTD,, MELBOURNE Dear Sirs, — I take this opportunity to write and thank you for the wonderful benefits have derived from “ASPRO Tablets. c aenveu uum ruuiuio. 4 Ever since childhood 1 have been a sufferer from severe Headaches, which the Doctors stated was from nerve trouble and enlarged cells behind the eyes. 1 underwent two operations in order to try and get relief, but they, unfortunately, were not the success I hoped them to be. The Doctors said 1 may grow out of them or I may not, as it appeared to be inherited nerve trouble. During one of my severe attacks 1 sent across to the store for a bottle or your Tablets, and they gave me immediate relief. 1 continued taking them, as many as twelve a day, and 1 am now very happy to say 1 am permanently rid of my trouble. , , , 1 may mention that I had to wear spectacles from the time 1 got up in the morning until 1 went to bed. as that relieved my eyes and so helped to keep the pain away, but 1 have gone without my glasses now for six months, and 1 have never had any sign of Headache. CY pj L NORDBYE. - -.mw.imwnt IK cunarJTTWTIfl T*r r r v -.tin rwi - " f r THEY DON’T AFFECT THE HEART ■ _ ■——i— —m——■ ——mu iiMHiuimr 12 Tablets 25 Tablets 100 Tablets AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES. mm PI/. LTD,, tojfaoturars of ASPRO, (fUndil's Buildings, Wil i St. (tOldrerg (>7n

to all footwear buyers is undoubtedly the source of genuine bargains, viz., OLIVER’S SALE © kUR stocks of High Grade Footwear have been definitely reduced in * price—-every line in stock proves this. WE WANT YOU TO INSPECT AT OUVBR BEOS. BOOT IMPORTERS, 279 MAIN STREET. Mi mamssai- . ///<! \axaaxcMz majmsaa aaßaMaßaa—amu—B—aaaanaa mßameaM A Short Story of a Big Success Making Men’s Suits! SOME years ago a firm of manufacturers dealing exclusively with the trade had the courage to sweep away the old methods of doing business and open its doors to the public. IT was pointed out that the middlemen by adding their profits to 1 the firm’s suits practically doubled prices to the public without giving any adequate service. THE big idea was to “cut out" these surplus profits by “cutting out” the middlemen and so give the public the benefit of wholefa 1 e prices. A big risk had to be taken as once the warehouse dealt direct with the public—its wholesale trade would end for all lime ! THERE was scarcely an opposition house that did not openly laugh at the venture and predicted the speedy ruin of the warehouse in question. THIS happened fifteen years ago; the success of this great undertaking stands proved in the Crown Clothing Co.’s big Christchurch warehouse and its six branches in various parts of New Zealand, TO-DAY the public rea’izes what has been done for its benefit, the risks that have been taken so that it may buy clothing at prices minus middlemen s profits! / BECAUSE of better value, hundreds of men buy Crown suits year by year in spite of the fact that their incomes will allow them to pay much higher prices. Crown suits—made tor you—are sold on a money back guarantee, they are also sg|jf to you for one profit. Suits made expressly for you in any slfte you fancy from £5. Great variety of smart suitings to selecf from—call or write the nearest branch.