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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17339, 10 December 1919, Page 12

MRS. KAHLER'S LITTLE CTRL HAD PIMPLES CUTICURA HEALED. • About three months ago my little girl got two pimples on the upper part of her le?, and they got very itcby and inflamed, and she kept scratching them. They became larger and very sore, and i when she stooped down and they touched any other part of her leg there would be ■ an« tner one. She had six nasty eruptions jon the one leg. She could not bear me to I wash her leg. '• 1 then sent for a sample of Cuticura Sonp and Ointment, and thev afforded -alief. bo 1 bought some more Cuticura S'jap and Ointment, which healed her" (Signed) Mrs E. Kahler. 8. Byrnes Street Ri'Zelle. N S.W. ' Soan to cleanse and 0 ntment to heal "R. Towns and Co., Sydney, N.S.W." Sold by dealers throuehout world I =========

I Mayor W. F. R. Mills, of Denver, Colorado, says:—"There is no question but that Prohibition has been of great benefit. Money heretofore spent for liquor is now spent for family purposes, and the home life has been immeasurably benefited. Many homes are really homes now that never were before. The family is fed and clothed, and sunshine has dispelled gloom." The Liquor Traffic destroys the home life. Get rid of it by striking out the two top lines next Wednesday.—(Advt.) Christmas bargains.— offer in ladies' sports coats for summer wear, at 47s 6d. Those ar the cheapest coate in town and vou should not fail to see them. SI ades—Lemon, pink, v'rose, biscuit, sky, khaki, nieger brown, grev. I black, etc.-Geo. Fowlda, Ltd. ]