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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 31, 31 October 1918, Page 3

|O£ Skin Trouble. Burning All the ' ! Time. Thowght ¥oaW Have | to Cut Fingers at First Joint. j "My little baby was troubled for j nine months with a nasty skin com- j plaint, The fingers on each ; /%W\ of her hands got vtry red ; down to the first joint and ' id, %%\ then under the nails. They ; XI were burning all the time vay sore t0 tou ! clu It then started on her litUe feet. I thought she would have to have her fingci3 offfltthoflißt joint as 1 was told they would never get better. "I sent for a sample of Cnticnra Soap . and Ointment which gave her relief bo I bought more and she was healed." (Signed) Mrs. F. Fryar, Cavendish St, Concord West, N. S. W. Cuticura Soap cleanses and pnrifioj, Cutlcura Ointment aootbes and heals. . SoaptochanseondOlntzncntto head. "E. Towns & Co., Sydney, N.S.W." Sold by dealers throughout the v/odd. Urllted and Filled absolutely painlessly Is one of the Bonders of tlie age. Thte wo aohievo with Bio analgo- j s!o method; it is perfeofiy 6implo and harmloas, and Is specially applicable to nervous people and children. SETS TEETH £3 3s. . III!)! & [ml, ■ DENTISTS, 119 Willis Street, Wellington. THE ttCJTLAND HOTEL WAKQANTJI. VISITORS to'Wangnnni should etoy nt the Rutland Hotel, whero comfort, attention, and a first-class service make it one of the loading hotels in the TIPABSONS ■■ PBOPMTORj

tSifeSSJf in the Home is a great, delight. .Wβ . W&WIMIMri ■ havo a fine selection of beautiful wooden "weed Hanging Wall Clocks, with epeciWLJJGPJH a "y lon ° Pendulums, B0 constructed that PMlM'T^OrWij th°y maintain remarkably accurate time. 4#W»O?is»Nr The Pendulum ia-as you. -TcDow-th© W%#MslKr ootual timekeeper,, the works being, the'. Wm?4&hWi ' motive power for keeping the pendulum fs«tl! ' Bringing. Have you a Hall Clock? Bi»im|sssß If not see these reliable timepieces. |M||iP» Prioes: M 55., £& 125.,' £7 125., 48 Hβ., , '. Ma ntelpiece Clocks, from 57e. 6d. iflilllf W I ITTI I?TORN & SON • T ' Watchmakers and Jewellers, jijF II 222-224. Lambton Quay ... ' Wellington. I Messrs. A. S. PATERSON & 00. .-\ - Johnsonville, \ \ Dear Sirs, . I I I thank you for the gift of Teaspoons \ \ which I received safoly last Saturday. They \ are very nice spoons and I not« with pleasure I that although E.P. Is so much more expensive \ \ since the war, your spoons are of a very good ; • quality. ■ i! i am forwarding the names of β-howae-I holders to whom I have Introduced your ; I "RECORD" TEA; and lam surs if they enjoy } > your Tea as we do they will be quite satisfied. ; .A lam at present using the 2/4 Blend. i o Yours truly, I \- -. J. Q. L. I 11 i aim, a i~~T~iTwiriTTTrrrrrriiTTTTiiiiMM|||iinwr~*"~*"**~*' jpt>fM*-iuLjij4ja^aj>jaiairJcpW!ff3r'itrr*l IThis'll oat, Well. | — Host Hotbrook. j] -PourafewdropsofHolbrook's "^l^C , ll Sauce into the stew-pan just y^ ' (Q|, I after you take it off the fire, < I ' and stir well. You will be fdelighted with the lovely I \ flavour of the dish. ' \ Made and bottled in England, ""■ || . ' | HOLBHPOK'S 1 HOLBROOK'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, PURE MALT VINBGAR (Is bottle). WE HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF GARDEN TOOLS FROM THE BEST NAKBHS, including fte following •.- Hodge Sheaw. I"" ""'" "*""*™J I'awn Sprinklers. 1.8. Hose. LAWN MOWERS "7^ Ladies Spades. ■ Altttroolc Hoca. Border Forks. ENGLISH, Planters' Hoes. Uorder Skoare. Groun's Silons Mossor. Pruning Shears. Branch Cutters. Ransome's AnglOrPnris. Pruning Saws. Daisy Grabber*. Ransome's Automaton. * TTnoka Diggiug Forka. ...-«,„«»■ Reaping UooJifl. Draining Spades. AMERICAN. So ,thes. Dutcli Hots. Areado, Sprayers. Eduing Knives. Favourite. Sets of Ladies' Toolfl. Garden Hollers. Lakowood. Sprayers. Garden Troivels. M f Shovels. Garden Shorn. Easy. gpades. Grubbing Hoes. Now Rovor> S >' ,llo '?7 i Grass Sheaw. Premier. Turf Cutters. Grass Hooks. , Weeding Forks. HARDWARE & METAL MERCHANTS, WILLIS STREET TELEPHONES. Town Department,. 9006; Country Department, 1561 Oflloes, 673; Iron Yard, 2501.