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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 32, 7 August 1923, Page 4

For Children's Hacking Couffh, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Advt.

ll|i^Al>Tasiom -3*i —• **" wW.VIUIJUs Skin abrasions and slight wounds are so easily caused that, unless they are painful, they are often neglected Sometimes Uiey lieal of their own accord but there is the ever present danger that deadly germs may enter the wound and poison the blood. Then the slight cut or scratch soon becomes a really serious matter. At first • there is heat and painful throbbing; the inflammation spreads and the wound festers and grows worse and worse until the aid of a surgeon is required, but the timely application of Pinesalve would prevent all this suffering, for Pinesalre would draw out all the poison and quickly heal the wound. You never know when an accident may happen and the prompt use of Pinesalve will certainly save you much pain and discomfort. F m Carboliied inesalve Can be obtained from Chemists and Stores everywhere at 1/9 per tin, or special large family size tin for 36. If chemist is sold out send price direct to Pinesalve laboratory, P.O. iiox 1162, Wellington. ' . ■ ' .._. Irritation Caused.Scratching. Could Not Sleep. •'For some time I had c terrible lot of pimples on my face which aptpeared scattered on the skin which was red. The irritation caused me to scratch which made them fester. I would pick the heads off which made them very red and they I' '■■'.' E°t worse and I could pot sleep at night. * • " I saw an advertisement of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and I sent for a free sample. I bought more and now'l am quite healed.", (Signed) Mias Mary Moore, Church St., Mmmi, N. S. W., July 18, 1921. . • Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are ideal'for every-day toilet and nursery purposes. S2rsanll>'e Soa B al)d Ointment address: RjTowna & Co., Sydney. N. S. W." SPSfCuUcura Soap shSvfes without mug.