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Hokitika Guardian, 22 November 1924, Page 1

SERIOUS CHANCES. AI!K TAKEN IX NEfILECTIXr! ANY FORM OF SKIS IRIMTATIOX. Any person takes serious chances n ho neglects any sign of skin disease, for skin troubles have a tendency to spread, and there is also danger of heroming chronic besides being very diflicult to cure. The safest remedy for any form of skin irritation is Doan’s Ointment. In using it there is no detent ion from daily occupation, and the many cures made by it have made it famous all over the world.

-Mrs C. Soullinn. Amoy Street, (• revmoutli, says : “Kor some time I suffered from ail irritating rasli which resembled co'cma. It worried me a Rood deal, especially at night, and when I got boated, the irritation being then very trying. I used all sorts of remedies but nothing did me any good, in fact the rash seemed to be spreading. One da v someone advised me to try Doan’s Ointment, and spoke so highly of the preparation that I senL for a pot. After a few application's I noticed an improvement, so I persevered and one pot made a complete cure. It is nearly twelve months since f gave up using Doan’s Ointment, and I am pleased to tell you there lias been no return of the rash all that time.” ’

Two years later, Mrs Southall says: ‘'.My euro still holds oood, a fact that speaks volumes for the curative powers of Moan’s Ointment.” Moan’s Ointment is sold hy all eliemisls and .slorekeepers at 3s per pit. or will ho posted on receipt of price hy Foster-McClellan Co., lo Hamilton Street, Sydney. Hut, he sure you gel MOAN’S.

A most rcmarUithlo flower is ;ii pre sent in the oilice o| llu* secretary ol the Southland l.onjtuo i .Mr .1. S. Did;), states tin l "Southland Tiiiics.” It h:i ccine nil I In* way from West Australia, Inis mil keen in w liter since it was picked, and retains the life-like eolciiriiie ot ii ernwiii" plant. It is known in its unlive country as I lie everlasting llmvers, and is nf a vivid yellmv cnlmir. In the children’s sclniul at the .Inhil(*o Institute for the D.'ind in Anckland, a remnrkahle recurd was c.sltthlislied this year (reports :m exehnnnoV Isvcry one of seven children in stnudard six oniued a proficiency certificate with ease, their examination heine carried out on the same basis as for sighted children.

“Jack Wallers □ Stage Artist, says: a UJ "I am convinced there is nothing better for throat and chest troubles “ E 3 than HEEN7.O." Bottle makes y pint of belt cougb mixture. a i b SMALL GOODS!

I AXY QUANTITY’' posted, railed or shipped to anv locality. TT TKV YOUIJ LOCAL MANUFACTURED GOODS FIRST. irr MADE FROM FIMvSH WHOLESOME .MEAT. slaughtered in the Hokitika Abattoirs IV STOli EKLEPERS supp 1i c d wholesale. V SAMPLES posted FRFF on application. SPECIAL -We have now commenced a TWICE-WEEKLY FREE DELIVKRY to Settlers and Residents residing; on or near the MAIN SOUTH RO AD TO 11.V11111A RT. Enquiries per mail. ERIC JAMES, THE I. FA HINT; DITCHER. AND SMALL GOODSMAN. ’Phone 1.j7. ’Phone L". SEASON 1924-1925 LUCERNE HAY—IN BALES. A Large Consignment just landed. A SPLENDID SAMPLE—ALSO— SEED ALGERIAN OATS. SEED DUNNS OATS. SEED CARTONS OATS. SEED POTATOES—ARRIVING NEXT WEEK. ROBIN ADAIRS. UP-TO-DATES. EARLY lIEBRONS, ETC., ETC. TURNIP, SWEDE, and Other Seeds. ’grass seeds. LOTUS MAJOR. CLOYEB.S. ENGLISH AND ITALIAN RYE. COCKSFOOT, ETC., ETC. SUPER-PHOSPHATE, GUANO and OTHER FERTILISERS. PATERSON MICHEL & tO„ LTD. PHONE NO 2. WHARF STREET. The housewife sees her smiling face in the tloor when she polishes with liquid “ Tan-ol.” Quick, easy, economical.—Advt.