Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20977, 14 September 1931, Page 2

I A Hoi' Lemon Drink WILL SMASH UP ANY Feverish COLD or "FLU Attack in 24 Hours FIRST AID FOR MOTHERS [lrlfgOU needn't get a Cold o* Inand sudden bursts of laalflMema because 2or J given to children u duce Temperature. ee. Lemon drink will SMASH UP HOW "TO a Cold or' Flu attack in 24 HOURS. §G IVE AU the weakening "gone at the 'tuiklkA* knees" feverish aching and AlDDfl sniffling sensations will go with it, MJrllV too! The scientific reason WHY m rue vinnirc k ASPRO' can do this is because it , , w is FIRSTLY an ANTIPYRETIC or Sever reducer and SECONDLY, iif Children P 3°to 6 yeari, K when ingested! in the system, it is a POWERFUL internal antiseptic and germicide. 'A CDDn* S U CC EEDS Where Furthermore - DOES NOT HARM THE HEART ASPRO' STOP S TRAIN-I SAYS 'ASPROWNKB SORE THROAT & SICKNESS,QUINSY MIRACLES IN 2 DAYS SLEEPLESS NIGHTS HEADACHES & COLDS ..JHl'Srs BANISHED <26 Worcester Street. Ss£Bß*rffi«." Atat'a EX?® " De.oaport, Christchurch. a Nervous Breakdown, since when I have Auckland. 11 ar Qir. suffered terribly from Headaches. Last Dear Sirs, ,' . . . , x I Wednesday a lady friend suggested buying a On the day you were kind enough to aend I think it is up to me to let you know bottle of Chemical Food but instead I bought me a gample of 'ASPRO' my mother hapthe benefits I have derived from the use of a packet of your Tablets. They worked p ened t0 be j n bed with a BAD THROAT, your ASPRO Tablets. I first used them miracles in two days. I have not had a bad Sh e a i so had been having SLEEPLESS when travelling between Dunedin and Christ- head since last Friday night. NIGHTS. That evening f gave her two church. I was very sick on the train, when Yours ever gratefully, 'ASPRO' Tablets before retiring You can a lady gave me two 'ASPRO Tablets, and (Miss) KATHLEEN FLOWER. iraa gine my deli|ht wh« the m^rnSg the sickness immediately stopped. Since a *a • IA BB she told me her throat was much eased ana aches and" Cold," I Ifways keef*® RV fit 8 € TAI£F j » he *** slcpt well.-Yours faithfully, the house and at the first sign of a cold take wKF 9 . 26E/31—-N.Z. (Sgd.) MISS S. HILT. aspro. | took Cheap Aspirin i (Sgd.) (Mra.) A. B. BAINTON. ... . . gj I f ;I WHAT ASPRO' DOES I —lt Stops violent Headaches in S to 10 minutes. " 3—lt Brings Sweet Sleep to the Sleepless. 3—lt Relieves Rheumatism In one night. 4—lt Relieves Children's Growing Pains. s—lt Saves many a Sound Tooth by Removing Toothache. 6—lt Brings Relief without causing sickness, indigestion or a craving. 7—lt Stops Pain without harming the Heart. B—lt soothes away Irritability. 9—A hot lemon drink with 2 or 3 'ASPRO' Tablets will smash up a Cold or 'Flu attack in one night. 10—It Reduces Temperature in 5 minutes. ll—lt can be taken at any time, in Tram, Train, at Home, at Business —anywhere—everywhere. 12—It gives the greatest relief ever known to women at their timea of periodical depression. 13—It Stops the 111 After-Effecta of Alcohol. 14—It relieves Dengue and Malaria by reducing the Fever. 15—As a Gargle, 'ASPRO' is wonderful for Sore Throats, Tonsilitis, etc. i MIRACLES IN 2 DAYS "Tarata," Inglewood, Dear Sirs, Taranaki. I hold the writing of this testimonial as an honor, and am very gratefnl to your 'ASPRO' Tablets About a month ago I had a Nervous Breakdown, since when I have suffered terribly from Headaches. Last Wednesday a lady friend suggested buying a bottle of Chemical Food but instead I bought a packet of your Tablets. They worked miracles in two days. I have not had a bad head since last Friday night. Yours ever gratefully, (Miss) KATHLEEN FLOWER. BY MISTAKE I Took Cheap Aspirin i Wondered Wha Wrong With My Heart"For years I had found a few 'ASPRO' Tablets all I needed to get rid of a Cold, 'Flu Attack, etc., and keep me fit for business. "Over the week-end I developed a nasty Cold and took three tablets before retiring, but to my surprise I woke up worse in the morning. I repeated the dose at intervals of four hours, but instead of getting better, I wondered what had gone wrong with my heart, the palpitation was awful. I asked my wife what could be the matter because 'ASPRO* had never failed me. She informed me: that the tablets I had taken were not 'ASPRO' but were cheap Aspirin tablets she had bought by the hundred. I had them thrown in the dust-bin. Then I took three 'ASPRO* and a hot lemon drink, went to bed and woke up quite O.K. and ready for business. The original letter at ear office from a leading btuineu man empbatiiet the danger of taking impure Atpirin into the tyttem, and ihoevt boto liberation of free Salicylic Acid will immediately affect the vital organt of the body. 17 Kiwi Road, Devonport, Auckland. Dear Sirs, On the day you were kind enough to tend me a sample of 'ASPRO' my mother happened to be in bed with a BAD THROAT. She also had been having SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. That evening I gave her two 'ASPRO' Tablets before retiring. You can imagine my delight when the next morning she told me her throat was much eased ana that she had slept well.—Yours faithfully, 26E/31_N.Z. (Sgd.) MISS S. HILT. Best Frteiid Possib!y the greatest users of 'ASPRO' are women, for whom 'ASPRO' has a special charm on ae« count of the varied periodical experiences with which all women are familiar. They surely know just what a wonderful soother and pain dispeller 'ASPRO* is. Millions of women throughout the World now re- • gularly take 'ASPRO,' the safe, sure and effective medicine,-to relieve their pain and accompanying physical depression, who before liad to resort to dangerous drugs, narcotics or opiates. The understanding woman uses 'ASPRO.' »A C QDA* IN THE home provides insurance Adrnv AGAINST ALL NERVE RAINS AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES |/ig 4>% OBTAINABLE AT ALL CHEMISTS & STORES 'ASPRO* IS MADE IN NEW ZEALAND

r. A advertisements in the 4 Weekly News * are amazing. We get letters from all over New Zealand—from Russell to Otautau in Southland and from places we have never heard of in New Zealand. We have many pounds worth of orders to date from an advertisement put in a few weeks ago. You certainly must have a large circulation." FROM A SATISFIED ADVERTISER. For Rates, Etc., Apply — "Auckland Weekly News" Telephone 46-242 A