Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 3

THE MOST PATIENT PEOPLE.

MUST SHOW ANNOYANCE AT TIMES. Everybody has ' heir hour of trouble. ■ But people kavi'ig <iiiy irritation of the Have many hoars of trouble. _ Nothing ec annoying; uotuing so irritating' It's a hard i.v\ trying petition. ■ Le3ve it alone and you oan lardly beat »*• , • i * Relief and cure have come st last.. People, have put it to the test. Moan's Ointeent cures skia disease. People are K-nJng that this issO. Here is a cay in point. Mr. Charles Bishoprick, schoolmaster, Te Puke, Auckland, says:—"For over tea yeu's I suffered from a distressing form of Eozema. I spent a great deal of money 1 on medicines, lotions, etc., and also had 6d -ice from a specialist, but all to no purpose; my suffering went on in Bnite of treatment. Some timo ago my wife prevailed on me to try Doan s Ointment, and I procured three pots.- One pot gave ma > relief, and before I had finished the second pot I was completely cured; the third pot I have still by me unused,' This was mora than twelve months ago fiat before writing to let you know I/,.r>a?ht it would bo better to wait until ? ki:> * the cure was permanent. I a-a happy to-daf to ssj that I hwe not the slightest aign cffi« old trouble eO must opavier m tiro * permanent one. You cau make $?(•> you 1?1» of this lestfauni'aL I xn&lte Doan's >'into' Jit a periest eqs. in Eczema." ' • ~.>,« • . Doaa's Ointment xt w>'a if si. «'W and storekeepers w & per pot, *V* - be posted or unity of row bj «*>**■ , Hcdeliaa Co., 76, 1 3 '''-'* fajMiJ**B& -:. J .But, be, we &$ 4«'3)iwM*-Sk. ;;.«; s " #. ' ■: :■•■ 3• '. V . ~...- '■:■ :\.:' '.■ \ U fi f'■ ■"' ': '~■: '■■-;-V '■-■;■■■■ |',-. ... iii; 4.. : *s . #LLi^:l^£&