ANY COLD WILL BREAK RIGHT UP.
NO EVIDENCE OF DISTRESS IN A FEW HOURS. Bayer gave Aspirin to the people of the world. In 1900 Bayer gave Aspirin its name and introduced Aspirin to the medical profession as a remedy for colds and influenza. ' - • At the first sign of a cold begin taking one genuine Bayer Aspirin tablet every two hours with half a glass of water. After the first dose all the headache, stuffiness and distress ends and, after the second or third dose the cold and fever are usually broken entirely. Be sure you obtain only 'the genuine Bayer Aspirin, which does not affect the heart, derange the digestion or form a habit. If you have been using imitations of the original Aspirin, note the effect of Bayer Aspirin on your cold after the very first dose. All chemists sett boxes containing 12 Bayer Tablets, also bottles of 24 and 100 tablets. Bayer Aspirin costs no more than the uncertain imitations and loudly advertised substitutes, which physicians would not think of prescribing. —Advt.
The Railways Department is calling tenders for the supply and delivery of electrical equipment for Hutt Valley locomotive workshops. Fresh colds and chills unless tackled at once may lead to a difficult cough or bronchitis. Use Nazol freely and it •will give immediate relief. ' Last week of A.B.C. " Clean Sweep" Sale. Special "throw-out" hues in all departments at Ashley's Busy Corner, Karangahape Road.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19415, 25 August 1926, Page 8
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