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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147, 25 June 1914, Page 3

RASH OH FEET j HEJWJOIITS I Spread and Broke Into Sores. Very i Irritating and Burning. Kept ] Awake. Used Cuticura Soap and i Ointment. Eczema Left.' » ; ' •——■ .. - . j Clybucca, Via Kempsey, N. S. "W.— i " About January I began to be affected by j a rash which spread and broke out into sores i as large as a shilling, although some were [ smaller in size. It affected me on my feet I and bead and also at the joints, and was very irritating and burning at night especially, and usad to keep me awake. "I tried various remedies but without giving me any relief. Then after about six months of suffering I bought some Cuticura Soap, and using it along -with Cuticura Ointment, the eczema* as I believe it was, completely left me, and I consider the Cuticura Remedies effected the cure In my case. "I have met several ladies well known in the medical and nursing profession who are all loud in praise of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and everywhere I have been m y Se lf —1 am a canvasser —I hear their praises." (Signed) Miss L. Pierpont, October, 1912. If you wish a skin clear of pimples, blackheads and other annoying eruptions, hands softiand white, hair live and glossy, and Bcalpifrce from dandruff and itching, begin to-dayrtho regular use of Cuticura Soap for the toilot, bath and shampoo, assisted by an occasional light application of Cuticura Ointment. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are also most valuable for the 'treatment of eczemas, rashes, itchings, irritations and othor torturing, disfiguring humours of the- 'skin and scalp. A single "set is often sufficient. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold throughout the world.' /Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address K. Towns fe Co., Sydney, N. S. W. V . THE MOUTH IS THE GATEWAY FOE TUB ENTRANCE OF DISEASE. Frofessor Miller has proved conclusively that no fewer than 38 different infections may be traced -with more or less directness to. the human mouth as a focal or starting point. The mouth being the gateway'for the entrance of disease, therefore it is here that the fight must begin to keep the enemy out. HUDSON'S EUMENTKOL JUJUBES ■«: are the most powerful, safe;, *nd pleasant Germicide and Antiseptic known, being destructive to all forms of bacterial life. They keep the mouth in a sweet, healthy condition. fa-*!!* 1!: "■ ■* *i.H^ g IS H^e=g g3 & £ ■ • ■ ttm 13 . U * < P5 t) mO « „ . £ a> raj S bo 2 -a <j) m a go *:. So!d everywhere, Chemists, Grocers, Storekeepers, Ja tins, pike Is Cd. ■" . YOUR HERItAGE; 0 A good head of hair is the heritage of every man and woman, but many lose it through neglect, weakness . or ill-health. A litle care and attention, however, will restore it to its original vigorous growth; first brush it well every morning to'remove all dandruff and dead hair. Next apply Brice 's Eegenerator, which not only destroys the dandruff germs, but also invigorates the hair cells and promotes a healthy growth. If the hair is dry and lifeless use a little of Brice ?s Circassian Cream, which takes the place of the natural oil in which the hair is deficient. Do not expect the hair to grow in a few days; it has taken years to bring it to its present j state, and it will take a few weeks or j months of treatment, according to the j extent to which the hair is affected, to restore it to its normal condition. Still, even in a short time you will notice a marked improvement. Briee 's Regenerator may be obtained from leading chemists and hairdressers at 3/6 a bottle (special strength 5/6), j and *S the Circassian ■» Cream at 2/- a bottle; or you can order direct from , W. Briee and Sons, Consulting Hair ! Specialists, High Street, Christchurch. '' For Sale by C. F. A. WHITEFDBD« I ■ __ __ j I |See That Dent]; *p 4? V« \ Here's a Real \ \ Good Polish — | i . 5 i j Makes boots shine — keeps \ \ ; them smooth and supple— '■ \ j ! shuts out the rain from your j \ « feot. The Badium Tin with ' j • : the Dent does not soil tho '- I fingers. Get one TO-DAY. | . The tin with the Easy- j § Opening Dent con- " » tains the Best Polish. \ Of all Storekeepers and j • Bootmakers - 4d. and 6d. ; sg« M!fU.s^j^^ { HAVE ~ "PET" 7 II ! ! YOU -CORN-i j Annoying when tomeone Uesdi on I i it. Inconvenient, too, whilst walking. | i Why sufier whoa : ! I eed's Lorn Cure : is nvailshle b| your ClicmitU 01 « Storekeepers? Price 1/- \ POSITIVELY CUBES AhTKB A 1-EW Al-PLICATIONS. ' -» Post free from DAVID TEED - NEW PLYMOUTH f j ■ — ■ .. . ~. '-•tftfiSCj "A stitch in time saves nine." A ' time and wages book save 3 a fine. " ! For ealo a* "Express" Office,—Advt«; ]