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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17333, 3 December 1919, Page 6

MRS CATCHLOTE TELLS HOWf CUTICUBA HEALED RASH ON LITTLE GIRL. " My little girl at the age of 18 months had a severe cold or seme time, and a nasty, pimply rash come out on her chest , and back, through constant rubbing She could only sleep when tired oat, and ■would wake at intervals rubbing her body and crying, but it only became more red and little hard pimples appeared scattered over her chest and back. This went on for about a week. " I sent for a sample of Cnticura Soap and Ointment and -used as directed. She seemed relieved almost L.t once, so I procured some more, which quickly afforded relief and healed her." (Signed) Mrs. E. H. Catchlove, 3, Mary Street, Unley, S.A., March 16, 1917. S">ap to cleanse and ointment to heaL '■ R. Towns and Co.. Sydney, N.S.W.'' Sold by dealers throughout the world. A change to select, your Christmas Presents without any pressure to buy. The Karangahape Road Stores' Promenade Gift Displays will provide an enjoyable eveningThis evening (Wednesday) at 7 ,p.m. Three orchestras in attendance. Rendell?, Ltd., George Court and Sons, Ltd., Melvern"s, and the A.B.C. " After travelling 12,000 miles through 25 States find that Prohibition accepted as permanent, great reform because whole country benefited. Liquor antiquated; make New Zealand up-to-date.Jessie C Gunson." This is a, cable message to the M women of New Zealand from Mrs. J. H. .-.ft Gunson, Mayoress of Auckland. —(Advt.) .='. Promenade Gift Display, Wednesday, evening. George Court and Sons, Lid., . ig| Newton. , jß| -.-• '-mm /"Jill