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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13202, 13 June 1906, Page 3

itching, painful, bleeding ECZEMA.

• CURED BY CUTLCURA. "\b tongue can tell now I suffered for five vears with itching and bleed eczema, until cured bv Cuticiira, and 1 am so grateful I want the world to Know, for wha. helped me will help others. My body and face were, covered with sores. _ One cay it would seem to be bettor, ana then break out again with the most terrible pain and itching'. 1 felt thai death was near, and longed for that time when I would be at rest. I had tried many different doe-tors and medicines 'without success, when mv mother insisted that I try ; CuUrani. I. -felt, better after the first batn with Ckilieui* Soap, and one application of Cimeura. Ointment. I continued with the fcoap and Ointment, and have taken four bottles or Cuticura -Resolvent, and consider mysoll well.— Mrs. Altie Ktson, Bollevnc, Mich. . . The original of the above testimonial is on file- in the office of the Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation. , Reference: K« 'Aowns unci Co., JlcrchuniL, Sydney, X.SAV.

Special line of ladies' glace kid button and lace boots, splendid value only lis 3d pair.—Smith and Caiighey, Ltd. For C'<ihU'-.». as Adults there is no preparation so harm's-.*.-' or more effectual to loosen the phu- o 'in and give ? rrl>»f from coughing than Baxter's )< ir.^'crvv.r. To preserve and increase the charm of a £00J complexion every woman should me Gibbs' Cold Cream Soap. It ia the best tonic the skin could have. Ladies' bonnets, toques, and trimmed hate, copies from Paris" models, smart styles, new colourings, at remarkably low prices; smart ready-to-wear felts,' from 6s lid to 25s 6d; children's millinery in great variety.— At MeCullagh- and (.lower's. .. A GOOD HABIT The mother who has acquired the habit of keeping on hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saves heivelf a great amount of uneasiness and anxiety. Coughs,colds, and croup, to which children are susceptible. are quickly, cured by its u-.e. Pleasant to take. - - - • •