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n mm m s m Spectacles for elderly people To • enjoy the best possible sight) elderly people should have their eyes examined frequently. Spectacles that were correct one or two years ago may not now suit their changing sight. 'Phone 10-799 for an appointment. G.» T. Young Ltd. B£, Princes Street, Dunedin. T. G. Young, . Consulting Optician. Real Help for Catarrh Sufferers If you are afflicted with catarrh you know only too well the danger and humiliation that this disease brings. You have longed for relief—you have wanted to be free .from hawking, spitting, the foul breath, ?>tlie annoying discharge and the dropping of' mucus in the . throat. You have thought-sometimes that it was more than a ’trifling ailment—more than a disgusting disease, that pcrhaps .it was a dangerous ontf—and you were right. Even - though catarrh works away from the lungs it frequently causes catarrhal deafness and head noises that drive the sufferer nearly frantic. It dulls the mind, clogs the nostrils, and slowly but surely undermines the general health. If you have catarrhs—don’t neglect it. Don’t let It make you Into a worn-out, run-down, catarrhal wreck. Parmlnt, the great European treatment for catarrh, should bring you real lasting benefit for your trouble. Don’t think that because sprays, inhalers, or salves have failed that there is no help for you. Catarrh •is '« disease of the blood, ■ and the only possible way to relieve it is by treating the blood itself. . Drive the catarrhal' poisons from the system and the disease itself must vanish. Parmlnt, acting .directly upon the blood and the mucous membrane, has brought real help to sufferers inr all parts of • the worldeven under our own trying, climatic conditions .it has , proved successful, and is now* eagerly sought for by catarrh sufferers in f very. State in the Commonwealth.;:'*; '-'r■ ■ If, you havie catarrh in any form you ought to give Parmlnt a trial. It should bring you a complete relief from your trouble and give you a wider margin of health than, you have thought it possible to obtain.: . UGLY SKIN RASH Quickly banished with lODEX Although stubborn to of treatment, pimp’ blotches yield read' iodine ointment. lODEX has nearly -twl the ordinary tincture' ■tain, has great pea cannot harden, crac’ tender skin. A Sewcaitle lady n nasty rash on fortnight,, and a' tried “lODEX ” difference; hot’ almost dlsapp u f r

It has been abundantly proved that for the removal of persistent pains in many parts of the body there are few medicines to equal VI TOR THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY (formerly known as " Viladalio ”) “Succeeds when othen fail.” An Ulcerated Stomach Made ‘‘Quite Well.” Cumberland St., ',, •>..' r : Dunedin. For five years I was very ill with stomach trouble. I was treated for an ulcerated stomach without getting any better. In fact, I got worse, and could not keep any food down. When I had given up hope of ever getting better my wife bought me some “Vitor." After taking the first bottle 1 was much better, and after a few bottles I was quite well. I believe that “Vitor” saved my life.—G. B. VITOR is recommended for the successful treatment of Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Ulcerated Stomach, Acidity, Gastric Influenza, Gall Stones, Gravel, Neuritis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Erysipelas, ' ■ Anaemia, and Lumbago. 6 Per Bottle at aD Chemists. 1. 5 1

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22293, 20 June 1934, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 22293, 20 June 1934, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 22293, 20 June 1934, Page 3

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