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WELCOME RELIEF FROM SKIN AILMENTS BY ANCIENT MEANS H These genuine testimonials will show how Chinese Herbal preparations, compounded to formulae handed down through the centuries in old China Mf wk have helped to conquer these distressHfcnk.' ing *kin ailments:— 13- dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, ichthW YOSIS, ACNE, IMPETIGO, VITILIGO, BANDV Mt Jr RUPP, falling hair, catarrh, sunburn, ” Wft after-shaving rash, blackheaos, en. j|\ . ' LARGED PORES, or just BAD COMPLEXION, -Jr . SINUS TROUBLE (if not serious enough to require surgery), RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS, FIBROSITIS, HEAD COLD, HEADACHES. Mr. K. Solomon-Simpson studied the art of Herbol Treatment in Chino, ond now uses hi, skill to help relieve sufferer, such os those who hovo expressed their gratitude these letters: DERMATITIS MR. K. SALAMAN-SIMPSON MRS. SALAMAN-SIMPSON 10/4/57 Chinese Herbalists ond Face Rejuvenescence Experts TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This is to certify that the Dermatitis rtCAni SCIC rSEDki ATITIC from Which I suffered on both hands and rbOKlAbld UtKMA I I I Id arms for four years is now completely 11/11/57 19/3/57 cleared up by Mr. K. Salaman-bimpson s Mr. K. Salaman-Simpson, To Mr. K. Salaman-Simpson. H During years I tried various Christchurch. For eight years j had Dermatitis methods to alleviate the condition but Dear Mr. K. Salaman-Simpson, on hands and tried everything I without success. lam offering my grateful could get to cure the condition. I commenced treatment by Salamanthanks for ridding me of the = . Simnson’s method on 3/1/57, and at the horrible Psoriasis that I have Perhaps mine was not such a presen t time my arms and hands are clear suffered from on my hands for serious case as some I have seen but al ] trouble. eight years. I have tried I still had to suffer all the itching j am very grateful to Mr. Salamannumerous preparations without and pain and the knowledge that my Simpson. (Signed) V. Waken SU u eSS ; „ • .u • hand® not good to look at. I Dominion Road, Mt. Eden. Besides suffering the pain , , , . , T and inconvenience of having my had gwen up hope of a cure when I . hands disfigured with the read your advertisement and thought Fl AIK disease I could not do the I would try your method before giv- v th i/q/ko housework entirely to my own inß up altogether. lam very pleased ChrfstchurcK P ’ satisfaction. that j did as yQur Herbal Treatment Dear sirj bul al soon d °as‘ I h ’ s «>> « f mJ^Thad' this, the disease on my hands the complaint and my hands are now for some time, and bling a broke out again and became quite clean again. young man I had no wish to become bald, unsightly. As I got in touch with you through From the very commencement of your I commenced your herbal the testimonials in your advertising treatment my hair showed signs of imS^ e 3L™<f th . e I think it only fair to offer you this Pavement, the aggravating itch has com- , hands showed a steady pro- J .-u pletely disappeared, and my scalp is now gress, now all the pain and statement to print so that others | n a hea’thy condition. scars have gone and lam the may be as fortunate as I was. My f ft m very grateful to you Mr. Simpson. proud possessor of a lovely personal opinion is that your treat- for what you have done for me, and I pair of hands. You have my men t is marvellous would not hesitate to tell others of your everlasting gratitude. ment is marvellous wonderful treatment. (Signed) Mrs. J. N. Eaves (Signed) John P. Hart (Signed) P. Stonehouse "Glencrieff”, Hawarden. 2 Northumberland Ave., Takapuna. Winchester, South Canterbury. K. SALAMAN-SIMPSON LTD. Christchurch Branch: 82 Papanui Road (Corner Holly Road); Phone 54-796. Head Office: 152 Khyber Pass Road, Auckland; Phone 40-393.

Jrl This notice hasn’t been erected yet. It is waiting, purpose, each and every control must go. They just beyond the borderline of sanity, for the day have one function and one function only: to serve when the controllers run out of raw material. the public interest. Let it be, then, our concern In a complex society such as ours, some controls to see to it that controls are limited to this funoare inevitable. But who will suggest that they tion and that they are never permitted to hamper have any virtue or value in themselves? Public the effective working of our free, competitive, indifference alone can create a situation where the private enterprise system—the system which has “controllers” walk fatly into their offices saying to given the world the highest standard of living it themselves, “Well—and what shall we control has known. today?” FOOTNOTE: . Would It be of any use pointing out to the controllers Free Enterprise accepts controis-just so long as , hal if , htre wtrt no notice no animals be tied the necessity for them exists. As it outlives its to it? Issued in the interests of ell sections of the community by the Associated Chambers of Commerce of New Zealend. 34.L.48