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Taranaki Daily News, 4 June 1921, Page 6

Quick,. Mum, the house is falling, Give me ah ASPRO! READ THIS—Ifs a letter we received recently :« "Champion." Lucas Street, Middle Brighten, 28/1/21. Messrs. G. R. Nicholas & Co. As I feel it a duty to others, 1 am writing to let you know what a boon your Aapros have been to me. My little girl commenced taking convulsions when 13 months old, due to indigestion. She got so bad that she took them nearly every week, and she has had as many as four in one day. I gradually got her digestive organs in good order, but still she continued to take them. I took her to several doctors, and they told me it was just a weakness, and that she would grow out of them. But this did not satisfy me, as she lost such a lot of nerve power with every one, and the suspense for me to watch them coming was a great strain on me. I used to try all sorts of experiments to try and prevent them, but without success, till one day my husband suggested giving her an Aspro, knowing what a lot they had done for me. So I crushed one up and mixed it with a little icing sugar, and she ate it readily, and then took a drink of water. The result, a few minutes later the convulsion that was coming was much slighter. The next time I gave her one on the first symptoms and prevented it, and I can assure you for months after 1 never went anywhere without I carried a bottle with me. After she stopped taking convulsions she would turn and would stand and hold on to something and call me saying: “ Quick, mum, give me an Aspro. the house is falling "—which seems to me that she knew how much better she felt after taking one—and in five or ten minutes she would be running about again. It is now eight months since she had a bad turn and she is now nearly five years old and I am thankful to say is a different child and the picture of health. 1 have carried her in my arms for months, she was so weak and nervous; and now she is out playing from morning till night. Trusting this will do for other mothers what it has done for me. —Yours, etc.,. G. FAWCETT. THEY DON’T AFFECT THE HEART is it any wonder that we sell 14,000,000 tablets a month? 12 Tablets 25 Tablets 100 Tablets 1|- I|6 4|6 AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES ?6l! fjsnts for Haw Zealar.a: SALMMB & SMASCOH, Ltd., Auckland, Walllitjlan, DuroSln * Goldberg— 34A

THIS IS CHEAP. £55 PER ACRE. NICE Clean Freehold Farm of 89 acres; situated in goo 4 locality on' main road; all in grass and crops; subdivided into seven paddocks, we’i watered by running streams. The whole of This farm is ploughable; about 30 acres been ploughed; some very rich drained Gwamp; milk 30 cows; returns are good; highest test at factory; crashed of 8 bails; good house of 5 roods with outbuilding; factory, railway and post office five chains; school one mile. PRICE: £55 per acre, with £lOOO cash; balance five years at SJ. per cent. W. H. KELLY, LAND AGENT, Phone 243 STRATFORD Box 19 F. HOLLARD, Land Salesman, Kapongß,

FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM of 80 ACRES, all dead level and free from weeds, 2 miles from Stratford P.O. on good metalled road. Good house of 8 rooms, 7-bailed cowshed, concreted. Plenty of sheds and outbuildings. Will carry 30 to 35 cows. Price £BO. Mortgage has 31 years to run at 5$ per cent. Vendor wants larger farm to carry from 40 to <5O cows. I can recommend this farm either for sale or exchange. M. M DONALD, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, . STRATFORD. ’Phones: Day, 152; Private Residence. 71.

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