Heals mm I ! and other skm eruptions —cnntflve power* of the fwt« treatment are doe to a unique nhinitinO Ci toothing, healing antiMptic medfettnentt. Nothing known tb medical science will give you quicker mote Mil relief than Cuticura. It Bops the tOßßearing itch instantly; three you dap of ptu* and comfort and night* of feetful tleep. But, beta of aUT Cuticura It an tmtainj heeler which will dear up the mot* stubborn catce of Bcxcma, Psoriasis and other disfiguring tkia eruptions. low Cuticura Heals rath the effected pert night and morning with Soap and hot water to cleanse away „, rr — matter and irritating secretions. Dry ■emly and apply Cuticura Ointment. This daily Ceatmeflt relieves itching and allays inflammation at 1 The soothing, healing, antiseptic Cuticura ites to the depths of the eruption. It destroys * • * ■ n rllKAAfa OOtITTSI if ECZEMA (onroRWiEPiNO) the lurking wmn which keep the disease active, it beals the fettering tores and steadily establishes a meals UM imemig sons mu - lisalthy condition of the skin which leads to complete Mcovesy. The efficacy of this treatment will prove a revelation to sufferers who have been brought to the Merge of despair^ PSORIASIS PRICKLY HEAT PIMPLES, BOILS ABSCESSES LEG ULCERS OINTMENT AND SOAP Sdldbf dll Chemists & Stores. fcUTICURA TALCUM, specially medicated with btUamic tsserttlal oHs. Absorbs perspiration. Soothes and cools hot Ihi flamed skin, l rallsvst prickly heat : fvI?; • Si.f9.K r: m' i-r. w. t-a W: : 19 12 15 8 30 3 SUN 16 9 31 14 17 25 18 II A 16 19 11 5 17 20 13 6 28 FwSAT 21 lA 7 AM I IN TIME ? Yes—but only just Every pqrlicipoting policy effected with the Prudential before the 31st December, 1935, will be entitled to a full year's reversionary bonus, vesting immediately, EVEN IF ONLY A IqUARTERLY PREMIUM HAS BEEN PAID, providing the policy is in force at the 31 st December. LAST YEAR MILLIONS of POUNDS Were distributed in the form of reversionary bonuses. Annual Income Exceeds * - £50,000,000 I Assets Exceed - - - - £300,000,000 HE PLANNED PRUDENTLY In December last year a young man of 23 took out a Prudential with profit policy for £IOOO. Although only a quarterly premium of £5/4/- had been paid, a sum of £23 was added to his policy in the form of a reversionary bonus in respect of the year ,1934. W ! m JV'VV ACT NOW! iYou intend to assure don't miss this opportunity. r Consult a Prudential representative, call at any Prudential Office or write stating age next birthday and type of policy required direct to— THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COLTD. ;■ '(lncorporated in England) ■BUFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH# Office for Mew Zealand, Lambton Quay, Wellington. THt INSURANCE INSTITUTION IN THE EMPIRE T KXUEUf. 30 0. 000.000 STE R UNO ■ A= / ■?: V^' BEST OF CHEER FOR 6d Christmas Issue of "Railways" tv fThink of it, people! 80 pages for 6d—a delightful fissue of the “NJZ. Railways Magazine.” Charming stories, humorous sketches—-thrills of history and | romance—and 60 pictures. Was there ever a better serving of New Zealand for New Zealanders for 6d? Here is the ideal Christmas greeting for friends and relatives in the. Dominion or overseas. Make sure your copies. [The issue is selling quickly. of FAMILY MAGAZINE , ; - . f-.-,' A’* ■'. T .-;v'w >■ :: • / v > .• • - - ; - , v-i-T/s v.- ,'v'v ■;■■■■-•
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21656, 14 December 1935, Page 8
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