o ne is liable, when suffering ie P a * ns Ulcerated V* sores, to use anything that will I 1 J give momentary relief. You— I j the sufferer—will do well to use — Germolene, which gives perCapiain /. W. Osburn, 201, manent relief. Buckingham Street, Holderness Rd., F ; j of a ]j J t soo thes at the Hull, Eng., writes— 1 got all the ’ * , front of my left leg badly bruised by first application. Secondly, it a coil of rope falling on it, on board . . . n c ‘ u—my ship, and it got to be a very anves out all foreign matter nasty leg. So / thought I would an( J makes the wound clean. use Germolene. It is a wonderful ... , •i i skin dressing. From the very first Then it heals and quickly woduces skin tissue. There’s Germolene is of British nothing like Germolene for big Manufacture. or jjttle skin troubles. ' At Chemists and Stores KEEP A TIN HANDY. 1/9 & 4/-. per tin. ASEPTIC SH'Xm OINTMENT, g Just soak your feet in a gallon —. ' a-’ - •• of hot water to which one tablef -- • ; \ spoonful of Rad ox has been \ ' -7.; 'JTTJ added. Do this a few times, \ then lift corns > ro °t an< i a iiRemove Corns this Easy Way HAVE so-called, corn “cures” roots, so you can imagine lam made you sceptical of real re- not expecting any more pain from lief from corns? If so, read the that corn. letter of this user. He could not 6th Aug., 1928. E. W., Hull. believe that Radox would remove coms—until he put his feet in a when — your foQ( . jnto a Radox foot bath. Then out came foQt bath contain i ng R a dox Bath a very bad com, root and all, at galtg , th<j dead skin combines with the very first attempt. Here is tbe j> ac i O x Bath Salts to form a his letter: protein salt of the actual com it- “ I have read about your Radox self. This protein salt dissolves Bath Salts quite a lot, but I never in water like ordinary salt, and so really believed that they would do loosens the corn that it may be the trick until last week. I lifted out bodily, root and all. thought 1 would try a packet on Radox does not affect the living a very bod corn. After bathing my skin; it is only the dead skin of feet in Radox for half-an-hour I the actual corn which is dissolved. was able to pull out a large corn Ask for Radox at your just under the big-toe nail. To my chemist’s, price 2/1 surprise the corn came right out, lib. pink packet, and Half Pauid bringing with it long, stringy 3/6 double quantity. PinkPadwt Radox Bath Salts GIVE YOUR FEET THAT “KRUSCHEN FEELING.” io& Ilonnfactured by K. Griffiths Hiiphts Ltd., Manchester ( Established 1756). Sunntk’s stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., Auckland. Wellington, Chrietchsrch and Dunedin and by all Wholesalers, Chemists & Stores throughout New Zealand.
| pig a 1 1; lj f i Aj HIB L —— — itMi 1 ASK FOR FREE TINT CARD AND SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. COMPARE THESE VALUES L’Ustruss Guaranteed Paint. Cheaper Paint. Price per gallon 2l/-. Average price per gallon, 19/Average covering per gallon Average covering per gallon (two coats) 40 yards. (two coats) 30 yards. Required for two coats, average Required for two coats, same size house, 6 gals. house, 8 gals. 6 gallons at 21/-.. £6 6 0 8 gallons at 19/- .., £7 12 0 Your labour, say .. £l2 12 0 Your labour, say .. £l2 12 0 £lB 18 0 £2O 4 0 NOTE.—The ‘’CHEAP” Paint will actually cost you more BEFORE THE JOB IS BEGUN I AND HOW LONG WILL EACH JOB LAST ? L’USTRUSS PAINT. CHEAP PAINT. 5 years. 2 years. Cost of five years’ protection cheap paint £5O 10 0 Cost of five years’ protection with L’USTRUSS GUARANTEED PAINT £lB 18 0 USE L’USTRUSS Fft 4 4ft and SAVE i “ I Z WELLINGTON AND LOWER HUTT
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 80, 28 December 1928, Page 16
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