Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18498, 7 September 1923, Page 3

Ringworm is an infectious disease of the skm Hiicli causes anxiety to many ! mothers. A red rash is .usually -the first sign, but this spreads rapidly, and Soon there are large sore patches, very painful arid difficult to cure. In factat / may be said that the majority of ointments arid dressings - are worse ' than, : useless in such cases as they do not * penetrate Beneath ' the surface of fchei skin, but if Pinesalvo is applied the pain -ceases -instantly,' and in a very short « time the ailment is curfed. Children cannot always be guarded against ringworm, rash, spots, pimples and other skin blemishes and they - are always getting, little cuts, scratches, ; bruises and abrasions df: the skin, but ' the; wise mother who . keeps Pinesalve ' handy in the house has a first-aid remedy rat hand which will-never fail -to-soothe and heal and protect against-infection. "CerboliiSd PiXKfSS ftlv© ' Can be obtained Chemists and Stores • everywhere at 1/9 per tin, or "special large family size tin for 3/6._ ■ It * • chemist is sold out send price Pir.iesalve Laboratory, P.O. Box 1162. "Wellington. . Mustard was never intended to be taken dry any more I than tea was meant to be eaten. There is neither 'bite*; I nor! benefit in dry mustard. " 7£.". - " ■ /■- ■. V r ' r&4\\ iiiriiMiiiii>i—tfnihrii¥rTnrrr -}