Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 23 July 1920, Page 4

Pain may be described as tbe message the nerves flash to the brain when the blood/ through congestion, i« pressing against them. Science has proved that the best way to stop, this pressure Mid stop pain is by the diffusion of concentrated medicinal heat into "the painful parts—that is by the application of Wawn's Wonder Wool, which diffuses the medicinal heat with whioh it it impregnated right through the' gltf* ftito the cpngested, painful parts. The natural warmth of the wool re-enforced by its concentrated medicinal heat, itiniulates circulation, relieves congestion, thus inflammation subsides, and paiji stops. Dootors, nurses, and grateful us«i,'iare loud in their praises of Wawn's Wonder Wool for Influenza, Pleurisy, BroneKith Cramp, Chilblains, Sprains, Headachs, Backache, Neuralgia, Neuritis, etc, Mr. Oka,)*. T . XT- o «. 'r «.*"*' Waverley, writes: "I was in terrible agony with rheumatism in my ankles and feet. Ten minutes after Fitplied Wawn's Wonder Wool the pain eased considerably, and had co' —'"■-•- ishotl inside an hour." Vil„„__ ~_„ „ Wool costs but 2s Od stores, or pout free from New Zealand Agents, Salmond and gpraggon, Itfd, Wellington. . '■_';/' j

Ladies should protect tfceMrivcs Mainst inguenm infection Ut putting about ten drops frf Kami on a UndWerchief and placing/inside a blouse W§>*