ECZEMA WAS ALL OVER FEET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16921, 6 August 1918, Page 6

ECZEMA WAS ALL OVER FEET.

I j'■ I erf.d for nearly 12 months from I eczema all over my feet, hands, and face, I and the itching nearly drove me mad. 1 I tore my skin almost to pieces until ;t i was red and the scratching caused erup I lions. I was nearly mad, and when the eruptions broke I could not touch them. Sleep was out of the question. " Mv sister advised me to try Cutirura jSoan and Ointment, so I sent for samples ; 1 cot some more, and I am now healed." (S:gned) Mrs. J. Perry, 49, llawkesburo [load, ilawkesburn, Vic. Samples free by post. 'Sonp to cleanse, Ointment to heal) Adores : R. Towns »nd Company, Sydney, N S.W. Sold throughout the world. You can enjoy a glorious evening at the Orphans' Club concert at the Town Hal! j on Wednesday, and your shilling or florin | will support the war work of tho Salvai tion Army. * The first meeting of the girls' branch of tho Auckland Women's Provincial Patri- ' otic League will bo held in tho Council i Chambers to-morrow evening. An address on " Our Growing Boys and i Girls " will be delivered in the Grafton Library on Thursday afternoon. A lecture on "Industries" will bo delivered by Mr. F. V. Miller under the auspices of the Workers' Education Association at, St. Andrew's Hail to-morrow evening. "The Second Coming of the Lord" is the subject of a lecture to be given tomorrow evening in the New Church, Newton Roa/i, by the Rev. Robert J. Strong. The Pamell branch of the Protestant Political Association will meet to-night in tho Public Hall, Newmarket.