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pain kkukvkd instantly Raver Aspirin tablets will dispel any pain.' No doubt about that. One (ablet will prove it. Swallow it. 'I lie I >JI 1,1 ls Rone. Relief is as simple as that. \o harinl iil alter-elleets from genuine Haver Aspirin. It never depresses the heart, and yon need never hesitate to inalie use of these tablets. So it is needless to sillier from head ache, toolhaehe or neuralgia. I he pains of sciatica, lumbago, rheumatism or neuritis can be banished completely in :1 lew moments. Periodical sullcring ol women can be soothed away; the discomfort of colds can be avoided. Il you have been using an imitation <>f this original Aspirin (discovered by l>!iycr and introduced to the medical I'i'olession in I'JOO), note the diflerenee alter the very first dose. Haver Aspirin costs no more than the uncertain imitations and loudly advertised .substitutes, which physicians would not think ol nrpxcri In uc;. All chemists sell boxes containing 12 Hhvpc tablets, also bottles of 'J I and 100 tablets—the Mayer Cross trade mark appears on every tablet. Say Baybr a 'i<] insist!—Advt.