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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1924, Page 4

SERIOUS C-'HANCES. ARB TAKEN J/N NEGLECTING ANY FORM (AT SKIN IRRITATION. An- ipertion takes serious chances r any sign of skin disease, for ,s:; : ii roubles hare a tendency to ipread, one there is .Asp danger of liecoining clinic bos>*.lcs being very clifiieuli, fEi*cii!'e. Tiic safest • romedy for ni-.v To/M rff skin irritation is Doan’s iy,ntn.iicnt. ill using it tliere is no dotoiitlo# from daily'occupation, and the manv Atircg. Tha'de by it have made it t,v, ’ r the world. Mi- Soiithan, Arney Street, (dri,‘iontil's says: “For sonic time I outlined fromSaj l irritating rash which resembled ewiemTS. me a good deal, especially aC>, n ’S\ li: > a,,< f when 1 got heated, the irrita^d! 1 ing then very trying. I used all sorFN »i remedies but nothing did me any good, in fact the rash .seemed to be spreading. One day .someone advised me to try Doan’s Ointment, and spoke so highly of the preparation that I

sent for it pot. After a few appliea-j iions L noticed an improvement, so IJ persevered and one pot made a com- j pie to cure. It is nearly twelve months! sinc e 1 gave up using Doan’s Oiut-; jnent, and I am pleased to tell you there has been no return of the rash all that time.” ? Two years later, Mrs Soul ban says: “.My cure still holds good, a fact that speaks volumes for the curative powers of Doan’s Ointment. Doan's Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers at *3s per pot, m will Ik: posted oil receipt of price by Kost“r-.McC!ollau Co., Id Hamilton hit re el, Sydney. JJut, ho sure you get DOAN’S.

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komtORIK YOUR EYESIGHT KRtF' 0 - K ■fv vor SITTER FROM HEADACHES. OR. iSI'SLKCT > THAT VOT R SKHIT IS NOT AS LOO I) as it suon.l) BE, A VISIT TO I S AT Till-; EXHIBITION TVII,!. PROVE WEI L WORTH WHII.E. WE BO NOT PRESCRIBE GLASSES UNLESS THEY ARE NECESSARY. BARRY & SARGENT. LTD., OPTICAL SPECIALISTS, MAIN A VEX EE. EXHIBITION. Barry A: Sin-”,'lit 1.u1.. 11 S Willis" Si.. WiTlisHiioii. Barry & Bra Jo Ltd.. ‘-OO Quocii St., Auckland. Barry A I'Toonimt l.ld, 'I lie Square, Palmerston Xortli. ‘DheOMMourite in a. sg No additional inducement is necessary to persuade experienced housewives to buy Raven Tea —the quality, economy and exquisite flavour of the tea itself see to that! We wish, however, to prove to our friends that the infinite care expended in the blending of Raven Tea is carried into ALL our relations with our customers. RAVEN TEA The high quality of Raven Tea place* it beyond need or possibility of improvement, but we have improved the package. Henceforth, the famous RAVEN TEA will be sold in canisters specially marked in large letters with the name of some cooking commodity. Thus one tin will be marked SUGAR, another SALT, a ihird SAGO, and so <ra. No need to indicate , how useful they will be iirj'our kitchen larder. Buy Raven v Tea from , your grocer as usual, 15