KEROL. In these days of fear and dread Kerolise! Spray yourself from to head Kerolise!, Spray your office, home, os shop, From the basement to tlie top, Keep wi spraying, do not stop—' Kerolise! Let the Kerol freely flow. Kerolise! And no danger you shall know, Kerolise! Just get Kerol on the brain, Keep it there if you are sane, Till, the "Flu" dies down again-* KarolJo*.
-■:, knows how liable the skin is to suffer from disfiguring blotches and eruptions; and how liable it is, also, to get cut and hurt in all conditions of life—at home, at work and at play. There isn't a woman in the home, or a man in the street, but ZAM-BUK BccM to-day or tomorrow. It may lie to check a Midden onslaught ol skin disease, flamed swelling; perhaps to suothe and heal a nasty cut- or burn, to remove an unsightly pimple or sore, to strengthen a sprained joint, or to "rub out" a pain. For all these tbipgs there's nothing Ilk* m m I i
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 April 1920, Page 8
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173Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Greymouth Evening Star, 1 April 1920, Page 8
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