Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 4 December 1918, Page 3

"My two children aged four and two years were affected with a burning, itching rash- JclS ' *<?» jfl* I *Vv 1 tea spots coming \"£ Jsh& Ss out *" a ***! days the wiiole os if tv ' t * bodies, faces " "and heads were affected. They used to scratch themselves and caused eruptions and a nasty disfigurement. The skin was ted and Inflamed and the Irritation was eo bad they could not sleep. "At last I was recommended to use Caßcura Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample. I bought more and in a* short UiaerelieJcama.theitciingeeaaed and now the children ens free firosi the nsh." (Signed) Mrs. J. M. TfamsJt, To tana, Inglewood, N, Z. Par hair and skin heaMf Cmtona Soap and Oiatrnant an supreme, So^toctamaeaodOatrflßattofceaJ; Sold by daoStrs throusheot the —■* *

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KING'S COURT (Private Hotel) UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.. Tennis Court, Gymnasium, Full-size Billiard Table, Eleetrio Ligit, Magnift««as Vifjn? of Harbor and City ~ TERMS MODERATE. '' Trams tliat pans KING'S COURT BRIPATE HOTEL and atari from Railway Station—Royal Oak, Epsom, Mount Albert, Kingsland, Morningside, Grey Lynn, Newmarket. Prea3 Electric Button in car wlea past Town (Hall for step at "King's Court." ' ' " o, QUEEN TtamOStop STREET SUV's OawfcS

I A Certain Cure for Eczema Eciemic hands tell of poise'n in the blood and weak condition of the nerves. The only way to cure the trouble is to get to its source. This is accomplished by "Vivific" Tonic and Ointment. "Vivific removes the cause from the blood—"Vivific" Ointment heals the skin. Mrs. mi »ram. 1»... ujjy djnehter iv' a friend advised nie to try 'Vivific' Tonic and Ointment. After taking seven bottles of Tonio and using one pot of Ointment, she was completely cored." "Viviflo" Remedies include:— OINTMENT-TONICSOAP Stld at all Chemists and Stora

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