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* * . WOOL does not get damp like cotton or linen. WOOL is warm in winter yet cool in summer because it is a slow ‘conductor* of heat. WOOL ventilates the skin and so keeps it healthy. WOOL is equally valuable for night wear. /yySSrek WOOL is best for health, comfort J y and durability ... and B W bhuce* , THE BRUCE WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO. LTD., MILTON, OTAGO. ' 7 -4 FS4 . —— i. I I ■ BHI I SCARLET FEVER THESE ARE THE SIGNS Scarlet Fever is on the increase. Watch for it and isolate any suspected case at once. These are the signsi Sore throat, headache, a feeling of nausea (possibly accompanied by vomiting), hot dry skin, raised temperature, flushed cheeks. If these signs occur ACT PROMPTLY. Put ! the patient to bed at once and keep ail visitors away until the doctor has called. If it IS Scarlet Fever, a bright scarlet ( pin-point rash will appear after 24 hours on the neck, chest I I and trunk, spreading to the' limbs. Parents and teachers 1 thus have 24 HOURS WARNING. ■ Children from one to ten years are the chief victims, but i fl adults may get Scarlet Fever. It is mainly spread from person to person by droplet infection in the first 24 hours. j H If the patient is allowed up too soon, complications may W result in the ears, the glands, the kidneys and the heart. H With affected ears and glands, a patient can STILL ' INFECT OTHERS. § in any house where there is Scarlet Fever, all children must g stay away from school for 7 days, if the patient goes to j H hospital. If he is nursed at home, child contacts must I S remain away from school till the patient is released from ' fl : I READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS AGAIN CAREFULLY 1 They show the only way to check an Epidemic | a | J ■ -VI I When everyone | leaves an extra light or so burning, the total power | consumption climbs | near the danger mark ... CUT DOWN ON CANDLE POWER) •'% - v Hzp''' . • • • ° n « as so ° n as '' we pass that—then blackout! There’s II 1 H a li mit to the : : amount of power we can P r °d uce ~ 1j 1. . ■ Waff* but there’s enough we use 11 w,se*y- , Make yours a ft onelight” home. | OR STOCK UP ON CANDLES) ckwfa/t eft ands&ve ELECTRICITY

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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 196, 17 May 1944, Page 5

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392

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 196, 17 May 1944, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 196, 17 May 1944, Page 5

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