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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 January 1939, Page 8

Pride, it has often been paid, comes before a fall, and a striking pictorial example of this old saying was to be seen on the Main North Road, Dunedin, the other day. Around a corner came a vintage model “baby” car, noisily efficient. Close behind, and making no effort to overtake and pass the smaller car, came £lOOO worth of American luxury, a magnificent limousine, driven by an immaculate chauffeur resplendent in blue and gold livery. To any observer the juxtaposition may have appeared unusual, but when the cars came closer it could be seen that “the mighty had fallen,” and that they had a common bond —a towrope! COOKS . . . AND CUTS TpVERY day thousands of housewives cut. burn or scald themselves. No home should be without on instant and safe remedy. “ROSE HEALING OINTMENT” is unequalled in its certain relief of all wounds, burns, cuts, sores, etc. We are glad to recommend it as a pure and effective Ointment, safe to use on the tenderest skin. Also invaluable in the treatment of Varicose Ulcers and skin affections. Sold in 1/6 and 2/6 jars from “CAMPBELL’S PHARMACY,” The Family Chemists, Masterton. 2