home: acain“tFLUCOLDS >and RHEUMATISM BY < lASPRO X X TTACKS of illness and pain, like most dis- \ / agreeable things, come suddenly. If there is \ / no means in the home of dealing with ’FLU— \ / COLDS RHEUMATISM HEADACHES. 1 f etc., at inception, unnecessary suffering, loss of time I I and money ensue. One pain-afflicted member of the 1 family can upset the whole house. ‘ASPRO' is I I proved protection and insurance against pain in every / I home. It saves worry—trouble—fear and indecision, f 1 It smashes up a Cold or ’Flu attack in 24 hours. It / 1 relieves Rheumatism and Neuritis. It soothes the / \ irritable speedily banishes Headaches reduces ! \ feverish conditions • and brings sweet sleep to f } the sleepless. ‘ASPRO’ does not harm the heart or the stomach, therefore, it can be taken by all the family at any time and anywhere. Don’t leave your home unprotected against the ravages of every-day complaints. ‘ASPRO’ is the world’s greatest home and family medicine. ALWAYS KEEP A PACKET IN THE HOUSE. DON’T DELAY GET YOUR ‘ASPRO’TODAY Gargled ‘ASPRO’ Here’s a Recipe for Sore Throat to Prevent Colds and Tonsilitis 7i vauxhaii Rd., 76 Ngataringa Road, Dear Sirs, Devonport. Dear Sir,, Devonport. , After having One ‘ASPRO’ ' Having ’ used your ‘ASPRO’ and a glass of cold water Tablets I found that they were a before retiring each night great relief for the throat, spe- an pvnericially as a gargle for Tonsilitis. this winter, as an expert - Vours sincerely, ment for preventing COLDS (Sgd.) Mrs. A. STEVENS. and other winter ailments, 1 - I have no hesitation in con- __ . , gratulating the manufac|jcp ASPRO fnr turers of ‘ASPRO’ on the Übe AOriVU 10l splendid service they arc bmhimatku JJLftV ENZA rendering the community. RHEUMATISM COLDS c- ? .• .t- j SLEEPLESSNESS NEURITIS S ‘ nCe ado P t,n g J™ method NEURALGIA EARACHE ot preventing COLDS, etc., JOOTHACHE malaria I have not suffered the SORE THROAT DENGUE whole winter HAY FEVER SCIATICA " . FEVERISHNESS GOUT 1 nis testimonial is quite IRRITABILITY LUMBAGO unsolicited, but I do think TEMPERATURE ASTHMA ' the TCCIDe is well wnrtli ALCOHOLIC AFTER-EFFECTS 1 • P ,S " eU '\ Orth periodical PAINS knowing. Sincerely, PECULIAR TO WOMEN, (Mrs.) K. M. CLOWES. PRICES M 19H/33. FREE OF v 7 SALES M4M1.1-I-UW *A P PQ*BWJIIHBLI.I * ’ TAX
Last few days of annual sale Renown Stores == Round-the-Store-Specials y z X China Dept. Toilet Dept. Men's Section Cup and Saucer, Lightweight Famous IVORY Soap, Usually Solid Brilliantinc hi popular makes. Usually 9d to .1/3. . China in 3 gold-line pattern. 6d cake. To iClcar: - Salo p r j cc .- 6 D V ~ 6 D r set tin < / V J X J qffij»c.6A R E7TE GLOVES, BRUSH ■H LIGHTEk CLOTH \ fc>i/ I m tCx r? ere IIMWI Buy a Lighter at new low prices. Q/ uO BB] W s®| jZ W W* V One shown above is great value at ' LOtT fOf* JL-dpr 1/-. Only a few Sets left at this price, so be early for yours. Regular 1/6 A household bargain 3 useful New Gale-proof Lighter 1 /£ value now 1/- at Renown Stores. articles for 1/3 this week only at 1/ V Renown Stores, New Quality in “CLIPPER” and Caa/Jc Cost RENOWN TEA “'ollie ” jeCOS Les s Tobacco We have pleasure in introducing a Reliable ‘‘Star” e T| new Blend of Pure Ceylon Tea Men agree this is the best low brand. M direct from the Tea Gardens to our priced Tobacco in N.Z. Packed in Small Packets: Stores. “Glassine’’ bags to ensure absolute freshness. Try an Ounce To day. THREE PACKI/IS FOR 6*l. WP 1/9 *7l D 4J; . (D HALF-POUND. POUND. / re K "1 THREE RACKETS FOR 1/-. NOTE: 9 X OUNCE Thus blend replaces the 1/6 Tbcso gecds are guarantcc( i fuU BenOW °AT RENOWN STORES Renown Stores Sell for Less -NEXT WARNOCK'S. R L THOMPSON. Mgr.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 178, 31 July 1933, Page 2
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