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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 34, 10 February 1930, Page 5

PAUL’S (JPFAT PAUL’S SUMMER SALE ENTIRE CLEARANCE OF LADIES’ HOSIERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LADIES’ ART SILK HOSE.— Good weight, full length; heels and soles reinforced for wear. AU new colours. Usual Price, 2/11 pair. SALE PRICE: 1/11 pair. LADIES’ ART SILK HOSE.— Of fine even texture and nice weight. Latest shades. Usual Price, 4/3 pair. SALE PRICE: 3/3 pair LADIES’ LISLE HOSE.— Nice fine quality; fully fashioned, with wide suspender tops; heels and soles strongly reinforced. Usual Price, 4/3 pair SALE PRICE: 3/3 pair LADIES’ EL-TWISTEX HOSE.— Of Pure Art Silk, reinforced heels and soles. All new shades; strong wearing. Usual Price, 5/11 pair. SALE PRICE: 4/6 pair. LADIES’ SILK and WOOL MARL HOSE.— Morley’s reliable make; fully fashioned, with wearing parts; strongly reinforced in greys only. Usual Price, 5/6 pair SALE PRICE: 4/6 pair. 50 Doz. LADIES’ ART SILK HOSE— Of reliable quality, in a beautiful range of shades. Usual Price, 5/6. SALE PRICE: Half Price. BRETTLE’S SILKESTIA HOSE— A good w r eight; fully fashioned; Mercerised Lisle Hose. Famous for wear. Usual Price. 6/11 pair. SALE PRICE: 5/6 pair HOLEPROOF HOSE— Of fine even texture. A pure silk and art silk mixture; wide suspender tops. Usual Price, 7/9 pair SALE PRICE: 6/6 pair LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE— Of English Manufacture. Fully fashioned. Reliable quality; point heel. All new shades. Usual Price, 14/6 pair SALE PRICE: 9/11 pair GIRLS’ GYMNASIUM HOSE— In all the most reliable makes, in Cashmere and Lisle thread. Colours, Grey, Fawn, and Black. Usual Prices, 7/11, 6/11, 5/6, 2/11 pr. SALE PRICES: 6/6, 5/6, 4/6, 2/3 pr. Oddments in CHILDREN’S SOCKS— Half and Three-quarter length, in Wool, Silk, and Wool, and Art Silk; also new turn over top sockettes. x'O CLEAR HALF MARKED PRICES. WHATEVER ELSE YOU MISS—DON’T MISS PAUL’S SALE. Open until 9 p.m. Fridays. J. PAUL & Co. ’PHONE 2224. WANGANUI. (THE HOUSE FOR GENUINE SALE BARGAINS).

- J n II “Trul Ju? ■ 1 ' The letter from a London chemist shown herewith will bring home to many what a great first aid ‘ASPRO’ is. The Summer Headache is one of those national institutions which we can well do without. It is due to the fact that individuals (who have perhaps been indoors all the week) are suddenly exposed to sun-glare, combined with overexertion, which are contributory causes of the day-tripper’s headache. The Marble Arch Pharmacy, fully aware of the value of quick service for those afflicted, found by experience that ‘ASPRO’ is the antidote to recommend in these cases. Their letter printed herewith speaks for itself:— FNGLISH » FOREIGN CHEMISTS £*l 24 EDGWARE ROAD. W. 2 <sua*~o*<a • FAOOINaTON ••••■ «7t.h <prlb. 1949Parnit ®« co saira vhl» opporiamiyof rou how watlsfiea I *■ with ’ASPRO' wales, and it e«tensi»ely to all ®y custoaera, aa o all «y four asaiaUn’’. and we hate yet a dissatisfied •uatOßC 1 . or a caso in which red cel’sf frow pain has not bean obtained. Our olos» proximity to Hyde Park ha» us asperienua that has taught us that. ASPRO •ell recommended for headaches caused by aun- g nd for the normal day-trlppers headache. ■ wa confidently recommend ‘ASPRO* in all tho». are the use oC aspirin is indicated, and par- ■ y in those eas«s whe«-w ordinary aspirin Fa.ithfullf ■•■ fl, THE MARBLE ARCH PHARMACY. I

ANOTHER DOCTOR SAYS’ASPRO IS VASTLY WPERIORw ORDINARY ASPIRIN Cheshire, England, 7/2/’29. Dear Sirs, In most cases I have found ‘ASPRO VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ORDINARY ASPIRIN, ESPECIALLY in patients who, in addition to varying conditions for which ‘ASPRO’ was given, also suffer from some form of digestive disturbance. □ne case in particular is worthy of mention —A NURSE (age 39) engaged in public health and infant welfare work, since coming to Manchester four years ago, has suffered from sub-acute attacks of Rheumatism. She COULD NEVER TOLERATE SALICYLATE IN THE FORM OF ASPIRIN OR IN MIXTURES. I gave her several sample boxes of ‘ASPRO’ and she is genuinely delighted with the results, viz.: ALLEVIATION OF PAIN, UNDISTURBED SLEEP AND COMPLETE FREEDOM FROM ILL AFTEREFFECTS IN THE SHAPE OF DEPRESSION AND INDIGESTION. If you care to let me have samples I shall be only too pleased to distribute them. Yours faithfully, (M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.) (Name withheld for professional reasons.) MINIMUM PRlCES—Obtainable Its (Sanitape 1 1 25’s (Sanitape *1 A Packed) J, - Packed) £ Q

WHAT k ASPRO’ DOES 1— It Stops violent Headaches in S ■ to 10 minutes. * , 2 It Brings Sweet Sleep to the • ’ Sleepless. ‘ 3 It Relieves Rheumatism in one • night. 4 It Relieves Children’s Growing ’ Pains. 5 It saves many a Sound Tooth by removing Toothache. " 6 It Brings Relief without causing ' ‘ sickness, indigestion or a craving. 7 It Stops Pain without harming ’ the heart. ' i ’ B—lt Soothes away Irritability. ' i 9—A hot lemon drink and 2 or 3 i , ‘ASPRO* Tablets will smash up a / , Cold or ’Flu attack in one night. * > 10— It Reduces Temperature in 5 / . minutes. i 11— It can be taken at any time, in , Tram, Train, at Home, at Busi- , ness—anywhere—everywhere. . 1 . 12—It is the Greatest Help for Women . every little while ever known. 13—It Stops the 11l After-effects of . Alcohol. , 1 ■ 14—It Relieves Dengue and Malaria by reducing the fever. . ' 15—As a Gargle, ‘ASPRO* is wonder- . ful for Sore Throat, Tonsilitis, etc. . at all Chemists & Storekeepers >'» (Sanitape CL 100's (Sanitape d fCL Packed) Q Packed) Q