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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22521, 1 October 1938, Page 12

Septic Germs Lurk Everywhere The Least Scratch will let them in! Why do surgeons take such elaborate precautions in the operating theatre ? Because they know that septic germs lurk everywhere. You cannot see them ; they are so small that a pin point can carry a vast army. And you never know of their invasion until inflammation and festering start. To leave healing to chance is to run into danger. Remember the sign and the sIogan—SAFETY FIRST. Put them into practice fay . keeping a tin of Cuticura Ointment i handy and using it promptly on all Cuts, Scratches and Abrasions, however trifling. Cuticura Ointment kills septic germs and repels them. No germ can get into a cut once Cuticura is applied. No germ can live in contact with Cuticura, It j gives you the protection of the best j antiseptic, PLUS great healingpower. ‘ IV F IRS A touch of Cuticura Keeps Germs Out/' Use Cuticura Ointment to relieve and heal Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Abscesses, Eczema, Bad Legs, Cuts, Burns, Festering Sores and Itching Eruptions of the Skin ami Scalp. .BUT IT TOUT MB K j Use Cuticura Soap for cleansing {i I Skin Injuries and Skin Eruptions. |: j It contains valuable soothing and I ’ I antiseptic properties. Its extreme j'■ J mildness makes it an ideal deansing J' j medium for sufferers from slrin J

Messrs Baldwin, Son, and Carey, Patent Attorneys, corner of High and Cashel streets, Christchurch. Head Office, Wellington, report that recently they acted as agents in filing the following applications for Letters Patent: Reynolds, E„ Nelson, Grab for working bulk cargoes; Bradshaw, G.. London, Screw-driving Tools; Ardern. A. T., Auckland, Buoyancy device; Bignell. H. J., Petone, Improvement relating to saws; Bilkey, W. J., Cronulla. N.S.W., Improvements in spiking and/or aerating devices for lawns; Bates International Bag Company, Delaware, Cement Packer; Cellulose Holdings, Ltd., Montreal, Textile fibres and process for producing same; Brown, O. A. 8., Kaitoke, Tipping and draining means for emptying vessels.

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WM is Sf*SS m * Ji'S im n &&.< 4& W&Qf. (<& <-*» s sy? 3Z. «&<■ &&& % zmmm />■? w "» A# a? 'A n Who will your farm belong to . . . you or the Cfovemptenf? IF the present Labour Government were to secure another term of office the last vestige of property rights which farmers now exercise would disappear. In three short years the socialist policy of the Government has—in spite of its ‘guaranteed* price—reduced the dairy farmer to a status inferior to that of a casual labourer. Already the farmer is compelled to work for the Government, which takes, distributes and sells all he produces without any reference to the farmer himself. But it plans to go further. “The Hon. F. Langstone, Minister for Lands (at the Easter Labour Conference) elaborated for half an hour on the Government’s land policy, and particularly the extension of the State farming principle, referring to the magnificent results from these in the U.S.S.R. (Russia). He considered that State farming under ideal conditions was one of the solutions of the land problem in New Zealand, and there was no reason why they should not show a similar satisfactory state of affairs here in a very short time.” The above statements were taken direct from the May 1938 issue of “The Borer,” the Labour Trades Union journal which has let the cat out of the bag. But you will not find the Labour Party advertising this part of its policy now. The Election is too near. Yet even were Socialist candidates to deny it point-blank, the truth is still blazoned at the head of every membership card of the Labour Party; * die Socialisation of the Means of Production, Distribution and Exchange*—the State Ownership of Land, Industry, Transport and Banking. Your farm will go to the State—unless you elect a NATIONAL Government. & national for PERSONAL FREEDOM - STABILITY - OPPORTUNITY