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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23121, 20 August 1938, Page 24

accident 54. "I have always, found that 'Vaseline' Jelly, applied to skin blemishes, quickly re- \ _ % lieves inflammation." 5/- to Miss Wood of '"ttwA V Strathallan Avenue. ißLs* A 52. "A little 'Vaseline' Jelly heated and rubbed well into a sprain brings wonderful relief." 5/- to Miss rinch of Sunnyside Station. 56-. <-<1 I) I "Before putting on a , mustard plaster, I always smear the skin with 'Vaseline' Jelly. It prevents blistering." 5/- to Mrs. Johnson of Fuller Street. " 'Vaseline' Jelly is soothing on a gravel rash. It heals quickly and prevents the bandage from Sticking. 5/- to Miss McNamara of Inlet Road. 55. "When my son comes home from athletic training, he always uses 'VaselineJelly to counteract the stiffness." 5/- to Mrs. Ilaig of Raleigh Street. We will pay 5/- to anyone sending in uses for "Vaseline" Petroleum Jelly, which ivc are able to accept and publish. Just post your suggestion to Chesebrough, Dept. J.B Box 1615, G.P.0., Auckland. Ilp.mcmbvr when you buy, to look for the trade mark VASELINE. This trade mark identifies the original Petroleum Jelly, especially refined and purified for medical and toilet uses. I)o not accept substitutes. SB®"iCiXSC EJ2 57. "I have found that 'Vasc-i line' Jelly is excellent for croup. / am never without it." 5/- to Mrs. Dawson of Hilltop Avenue. Look for this name on the Jar. Vaseline PETROLEUM JELLY

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