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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17011, 19 November 1918, Page 6

OOTTCURA HEALS RASH IN ; ; PIMPLES. ': ■

My face broke out in & rash which formed into pimples. They came with big white beads and the-pimples were scattered. The akin around them was a little red. and they used to irritate me when I perspired. V'l sent for a sample of Cuticur - Soap and Ointment, which affordod relief. I bought more, and after using them about three months I am healed." (Signed) H. J. S. Borland, 137, Thorndon Quay, Welligton, New. Zealand, April 10, 1917. Soap to yleanae and Ointment to heal. "R. Towns and Company, Sydney, N.S.W." . Sold by dealers throughout the world. ;'"■■'

Be sure you get. "Amco." '••••, . "Narol for Influenza and Catarrh." Prohibition boosts Business! Canadian business men, who feared Prohibition, have, sinceits operation, changed their minds, and would now any proposal to revert to License. Of 60 leading Manitoba merchants canvassed last Juno, 58 said they v were "Most favourably" impressed with the results, and two said • Favourably." Not one answered "Unfavourably." The Retail Merchants' Convention in Winnipeg unanimously passed this resolution s~" We have many evidences of the larger purchasing powef and more prompt payment on the part of the public, particularly wage-earners. Old debts have been paid and cash business increased." Now consider, if Manitoba and Ontario had opened State Drinking Places, would more money have gone to legitimate trade? Would bad debts diminish? Would cash^ business increase? Certainly not, except if lees alcohol were sold. Leg's alcohol sold means less revenue, and if the revenue is to decrease why not have Prohibition right away and stop the whol* nonsensical business of raising rave mis from. human debauchery?—(Advt.)

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