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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 151, 27 June 1924, Page 11

War Wounds A Digger writes as follows:— "After using loder the ikin has completely covered the old sore, despite the fact that several eminent military surgeons said that the sore could not possibly heal without skin grafts, of which they grafted on several. I can recommend lodex to anyone whose skin i» hard to heal. The wound, which I received in France, early in the war, ia now completely healed. , * Ihe above is just another instance of , the great success achieved by lodex, in j treating obstinate sores and chronic ! skin troubles which did not yield to other treatments. lodes depends for its success upon the highly antiseptic properties of the active lodine content. From all Chemist* at 2/-, or post free ; from lodex Co., Palmer St., Sydney. IGDEX HEALS UNIQUE CASEJ

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