GREAT SUCCESS OF SPECIALIST’S PRESCRIPTION FOR ECZEMATOUS DISEASES, Of the efficacy of Dr D. Dennis’s Prescription as a remedy for eczema, psoriasis, and kindred skin diseases, there is no shadow of doubt. Jn case after case, embracing a wide range of skin maladies in practically every stage of development, D.D.D. Prescription has promptly checked the eruption, leaving the skin as smooth and clear as before the outbreak of the disease. The soothing effect of D.D.D, Prescription is almost instantaneous, relief from the intolerable itching being obtained within a few seconds after application. In Dr Dennis’s opinion, the remedy owes its high efficacy to the avoidance of the usual fatty ointment bases, which render the treatment merely superficial, the remedial agents of D.D.D. Prescription being combined in a liquid capable of penetrating to tho root of the trouble in the deep layers of skin and tl*3 adjacent tissues. Every reader afflicted with a troublesome »kin disorder should make a point of trying D.D.D. Prescription, which can be obtained from any chemist at 4s 6d per bottle.—[Advt.]
The Rescue Lodge. No. 100, International Order of Good Templars, held a most enjoyable “open night” on Tuesday in the Oddfellows’ Hall, King Edward street, when there was a good attendance. The prgramme was suppled by the Sunny Minstrel Trope, all of whom are members of the lodge! The items rendered were most enjoyable, consisting of company songs and the usual instrumental patter, with solos by Bros. O’Neill and Hilton and Sisters Williams 12), Sister R. Norwood being the accompanist. During an interval in the programme Sister Mercer, on behalf of the members of the lodge, presented a case of fish knives and forks to Brother and Sister W. A. lies as a token of appreciation of services rendered. The Star of the South Juvenile Temple met the same evening. Sister Pent. Chief Templar, presiding, with Bro. J. Hilton, 8.J.W., in charge. There was a large ttendnncc, and a good programme was rendered.
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Evening Star, Issue 19614, 21 July 1927, Page 2
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