OPERATIONS ARE NOT NECESSARY. Time was when an operation was the only sure and successful means of curing goitre. To-day, an operation is quite unnecessary. There is now a proven cure for this dreaded and dangerous disease, namely, the Dr. Wanless Goitre Remedy. This treatment of scientifically compounded powders and medicines gets right to the source of the growth—the thyroid gland. That’s why it seldom, if ever, fails to completely free the sufferer from all trace of the goitre. One of the reasons for its popularity is that outward applications and external paintings arc absolutely unnecessary. You can carry on with your occupation while you are being treated —heavy hospital and medical expenses aro avoided. Neglected goitre invariably brings on palpitation of the heart, difficult breathing, and sometimes impedes swallowing. The Dr. Wanless’ Goitre Remedy is procurable from all chemists.
WRINKLES bnntshed in one week. Coman method—not massage. Send stamped and addressed envelope for particulars. Mrs Bullen, Belcher’s Buildings, near King’s Theatre, Wellington. Also at Auckland.
received last year in appreciation of HEENZO, the famous cough, cold and influenza remedy. One bottle makes a pint. Costs only 2/6. Make your splendid mixture at home. 11
REDMONDS W / BAKING POWDEE 87 f The Bakins Powder wrth ! the REAL GRAPE CREAM W 0F TARTAR -
~ _ in a, cough A cold in the chest is dangerous. If E neglected it may lead to serious lung M troubles. Bonninglon’s will quickly Is break up the cold, soothe the cough, B and remedy the trouble, family size 2/6 M 259 KE Irish a Moss
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19445, 3 November 1925, Page 2
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