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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17950, 18 November 1918, Page 6

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DELICACIES FOR THE SICK From BEATS’S TEA ROOM. "DEATH'S have made Special Arrangements in their Tea Room to provide the followin'? dainties for invalids during the influenza epidemic: Beef Ten. Mutton Broth. Strengthening Soup. Meat Jellies. Sweetbreads. Fish. Brains. Gruel. Orange or Lemon Barley Wafer. Lemon, Fruit, Egg, Milk Jellies. Savoury, Sweet Custards. Eto. Eto. Etc. OWN" DISHES MUST BE SUPPLIED. TEA ROOM TELEPHONE 1099. ORDERS WILL BE DEALT WITH IN emmets EMMS OK FUSE And Neck. Disfigured and Very; Itchy. Often Kept Awake Til! Morning. “I vtos disfigured by blackheads and eruptions about my face and neck. My skin was very red and the blackheads appeared sentt«wd all over my face. They k J were very itchy and I was kept awake till morning. I had Buffered for over a year with the disfigurement and email blisters appeared which 3 found was weeping ecrema. "I saw the Ctttieum advertisement and sent for a sample of Soapand Ointment which afforded relief. I bought mors and I wrs healed.” (Signed) Miss "M. W. Roberts, S Charles St., Sandy Bay, Tas., Feb. 27,1917. For every purpose, of the toilet Cutl;cura Soap and Ointment arc supreme. So&ptodeamseand Ointment to heal, “ft 10-M & Co., Sydney, N.S.W.” Sold by dealers throughout the world. WATSCWS