JJ:M I:IIJI;tUiMr7r« ggll <,3i ENDED INSTANTLY W *s£tf Mr >*v One application of D.D.D. prescription will stop that »\ terrible itch. No more sleepless: nights and nerveH "5- ~' i I racking days. Your skin will be clear and healthy, for V D.D.D. sinks deeply into the pores, killing the germ of 1 thetrouble. Eczema, Acne, Piles, Ulcers, Rash and all skin I diseases relieved at once, and often completely, cured r \ with the first bottle. Special trial size 1/9. Largt 6/6. j ; J ' She Lost Her Ugly of Treck/es^S^; Faded them Out—This Simple Way\v 4 — Almost Overnight ! I JUST got sick and tired of stares and whis- / pers, and the way everyone chipped me with X / "Hullo, Freckles!" — "Miss Freckle Face!" — ,™,, e wn C \,ra,M X "Leopard-Can't-Change-Her-Spots!"—and such jßrri' jokes that really hurt me. Powder simply wouldn't , b e smt. ciea white and cover up those ugly, rusty brown freckles of the sien of anv mine. In fact, they seemed such a part of my tne slgn 01 OXI7 very skin, I didn't think I could ever get rid of rprnarkablp disthem. Then I read exactly what freckles are. Just below the surface of our skin is a layer* of countless tiny "paint-pots" (pigment cells) This eentle mUd that give our skin its natural colour. But some- °er skm. This; gentle, mild times the sun's actinic rays "leak through" the outer skin in certain places. When harsh rays SfipSn tS! ' strike cells that axe weak—those little paint- £££,££. SSSK",iJrfv dis! ?doL"?freezes) & oa solve—melt away—l!he lits P ot s on the sddn. tJe overflows" of brown «fp pigment—leaving the skin ■g|fc heres the safe, simple, an( j W hite. Pleasant way I made them insist on Kintho—it posi-r'S-X tively cannot injure the J&m —wWle l slept. Get a jar most delicate skin—and if mm- s«ssssss?%» mm- s*~ % 5 JS' sss "t 01 SP* M. W to^SWStt NotaMdofSunnow HMp.v;/. Jf f that's all! Then have gSSP-' **MuSA 4 a look in the mirror "I have a. fair skin that \ to - morrow morning! freckles very easily. One gi ..• • s '*• All. your light freckles time I would hate to go out . J disappeared — the big. in the sun, but since using dark ones nearly gone Kintho I never worry." too! In 3 short days MISS D. BROWN. J Any person takes serious chances iu neglecting an attack of piles. * 4A This ailment has a tendency to become chronic, and there is also danger of ulceration and forming of fistula, both very difficult to cure. The safest remedy for any form of piles, whether itching or protruding, is Doan's Ointment. In using it there is no detention from daily occupation, and the many cures made by it have made famous in every corner of the mjfriiijworld. It enjoys a greater demand and more enthusiastic popularity that any other pile remedy ever placed on the market. Here is a case: — A REMARKABLE CURE! Street. Erskkj Sydney, says:— f V W ' "I used Doan's Ointment for itching' i »Owl and protruding' piles, and I am ./Wk JSS\ pleased to tell you it completely /mcured me. I one^^pot^wa|' "v" —in Twelve years later, Mr. Francis sav*' —"I have not been troubled with piles since Doan's Ointment DOAN'S OINTMENT Sold by all Chemists and Stores, or from the Proprietor, Foster-itcClellan Co., Sydney. 111 iHlilW'lNM————!lß T\&*Q Good I f or the 1
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1936, Page 11
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