WHY NOT CROSS THE ROAD ?

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20964, 1 March 1930, Page 9

WHY NOT CROSS THE ROAD ?

'X iat o Va ue 18 mone y if it does not buy comfort? Of the hundreds who place their savings in the bank “ across the load’ there are, no doubt, many who are suffering the pains and discomforts of rupture, and, naturally, we ask, “ Why don’t they cross the road ” and visit the specialist. Mr A. W. Martin, who has permanently cured hundreds of people. Many of those cured had been procrastinators for a very long period—they preferred hoarding their savings to gottin" relief from pain, but the pain—as it im evitably does—increased in intensity til! absolutely unbearable, and it was 'then and only then, that they “crossed the r ?ad-’ Many preferred to buy trusses of ditierent makes, others sought medical advice, and some sent “ Home " for much advertised treatments—advertised “ free to the ruptured.” The specialist. Mr A W Martin was not called upon till all other methods of treatment had tailed, and he (the specialist) holds many written acknowledgments hearing out' the trutii of this statement. The Dr Sherman method of curing rupture is the oniv scientifically correct method of treatmem J.f absolutely cures, gives immediate rekef. Does not prevent the patient from following his usual calling or amusements and not only removes all cause of worry due to the complaint from his mind, but also from the minds of the members of his family and of his friends and acquaintances. ” Cross over at once" and consult Mr A. W'. Mart'll without further procrastination, at It is -ooms, Samson’s Buildings. Dowling street. Honrs: Daily 10 to 12 noon; 2 to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, id to 12 noon. A booklet on " Rupture and Its Treatment” posted free to suiterc-s 20230. ‘ '