FOR HANDS FREQUENTLY WET. There is probably nothing more nutating to the woman who does her own housework than the redness, roughness and soreness caused by constantly na\ ine her hands in water. Sometimes it mav only be an embarrassment, but more often it is a painful experience, especially in cold weather. This can all be avoided by keeping a bottle of Mirpil handy in the- Qdtchen and a few times daily—especially after washing up, and always after laundry workrubbing a small quantity well into both hands. Mirpil is also ideal for Sunburn, Windburn, ‘Chilblains, Sore Tired Feet and as a powder base. —(Advt.)
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 295, 26 September 1935, Page 5
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