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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23205, 1 June 1937, Page 7

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KEEPING CHILDREN AWAY FROM SCHOOLS NOT NECESSARY. Most, children have already lost many weeks of school this year, and parents should do everything to prevent anything that may mean further loss of school time. Chilblains probably result in as much absence from school as any other cause. Parents should therefore make a point of always keeping a bottle of Q-TOL in the house. Chilblains develop quickly and unexpectedly. At the first signs of soreness apply QTOL. Instantly soothes and reduces inflammation and swelling and prevents painful and dangerous cracking. Being antiseptic. Q-TOL prevents danger of infection. Use only Q-TOL — safest, surest, and most economical. Insist on Q-TOL.—-Advl.