UP A mi m Vi ■<43> sie?uis Piiooff Everybody Knows How ASPRO Beat the 'Flu Epidemic in Australia in 1918-19. In England, during the recent Influenza outbreak, 40,000,000 ASPRO Tablets were sold with similar results. READ THE TESTIMONIALS WE RECEIVED BY LAST ENGLISH MAIL. ’FLU PAINS GO IN HALF-AN-HOUR! Dear Sirs — 126 High St, Eltham, 5.E.19. I feel I must write and tell you what I think about ASPRO. La£t week I started with an Influenza Cold in the head and tried all sorts of remedies to relieve it, as the pains in my face and head were terrible, and I got no rejft in bed. After the third day I saw in a paper whdt ASPRO did, and remembered it being advertised at Wembley, so I sent out for a box and took three Tablets right away. Within half-an-hour my pains were gone and my Cold soon got better. I could not describe the pains, they were awful; all over my head and face. I never had anything like it, but ASPRO relieved me, and as I suffer from Rheumatism I will continue with them for that, as I feel sure I shall get relief. ASPRO would be a great help to many if they would only try them. I remain, yours faithfully, (Sgd.) E. FOULKES. STRICKEN AT FOOTBALL MATCH 2 Dear Sirs, 23 Cavell Rd., White Hart Lane, Tottenham, Nl7. I feel it ihy duty to write these few words of praise as a tribute to what, in my estimation, is the mo& wonderful medical preparation of the age—ASPRO Tablets. On Saturday, February sth, while returning home from a football match, I was stricken by that dreadful nightmare—the ’Flu, awful pains behind the eyes, aching and shaking in every limb, etc.; so, with visions of a spell of illness, a week or so in bed, which one can so ill afford, I bought a box of ASPRO and went to bed. The result was almost unbelievable.for within a few hours I was almost my normal self; the aches and pains had vanished, and by Monday morning I was ready for work, fit as the proverbial fiddle. In future my motto will be : "Keep” ASPRO and the Tlu "Lodges” elsewhere—Yours, etc. v (Sgd.) GEORGE E. CHALLIS, . ' P.S.—This letter is at your disposal—entirely without reserve. Will Cure a COLD and Kill the ’FLU inside Twenty-Four Hours if Taken According to Directions. ASPRO FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY Take 2 tablets immediately the first symptoms appear and 2 tablets every 3 hours afterwards until symptoms disappear. A hot lemon drjnk to be taken with the last dose before retiring to bed. It is advisable when taking ASPRO Tablets for INFLUENZA and COLDS to keep the body warmly clad in order to prevent chill. ASPRO is made In New Zealand. I a** 1A MINIMUM PRICES23’b 5 O’9 ICO*. 1/6 2/6 4/6 Full Five Grains Contained In Each Tablet OBTAINABLE AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20287, 21 December 1927, Page 4
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