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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 201, 23 May 1944, Page 7

iBI “Tell me, doctor... How can * Dettol ’ kill germs instantly and yet allow the wound to heal ? ” *Dettol* never fails to dis- or scratch, ‘Dettol’ will protfaguish between germs and vent the germ infection which living tissue, although they are leads to blood poisoning, so similar in substance. ‘Dettol’ ‘ Dettol ’ is a clean, clear is three times more deadly to fluid, pleasant to smell, and it germs than strong carbolic add, does not stain linen. ‘ Dettol ’ yet it cleanses the tissue so is an easy and safe precaution gently that natural healing is against infection and a effected in the shortest possible refreshing way of ensuring time. Applied at once to a cut personal hygiene. RaeH/t £ Colman (Vtw Zealand) Ltd., Bond Street, Dunedin. D. 4«

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