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Otago Witness, Issue 3584, 21 November 1922, Page 52

Magical and Instantaneous Relief for Eczema Patients. GUARANTEED—OR MONEY BACK. Out of the treasure box of Science, after years and years of experiments, there has come to us a wonderful, harmless and miraculous medical compound, which, by reason of the powers within it. will instantly give relief to the tortured oczeina patient. There have been scores of lotions and ointments offered for the relief of eczema and similar skin diseases, but the palm remains with the inventors of Paxol (Oil of Peace) for the wonderful preparation they are offering on the “no cure, no pay " principle. Paxol will give peace and freedom from irritation during the day and sweet restful sleep at night, and if applied according to directions it cures beyond doubt. It is now generally agreed that the real cause of eczema is that of a germ under the skin. Paxol is germicidal and antiseptic. Apply the remedy to the skin, and notice it becomes a liquid immediately. going right through the pores of the skin to the cause. You can prove this yourself if you smear a little Paxol on the back of your hand. You can actually see it disappear. Other socalled remedies merely fill up the pores. Get a tube of this wonderful invention to-day, use half the tube as directed, end if it does not do all we claim for it return the remaining half tube to E. C. De Witt and Co., Ltd., 89, Custom House Quay, Wellington, and your money will be refunded in full. We make this guarantee because we have the confidence in the ability of Paxol to help you. Sold at 3'6 per tuba by all Chemists and Stores. If unable to obtain, send to address as above. Successful Rabbit Conquest. LANDOWNERS wishing to use the effectual and most economical system of “ Natural Enemies and Natural Diseases ” to conquer and put an end to- their rabbit pest, in place of the costly and ineffectual netting, poison, trapping and fumigating fallacies, will please apply to COLEMAN PHILLIPS, Carterton, Wairarapa. Patentee. THE MOTHERS STAND-BY The ideal Food-Drink in concentrated form. Instantly available by the addition cl !x>t or cold water only* In 3 sizes, all Chemists & Stores Send 4d for Sample to flutoVnson db Co., Ltd., 26 Jamb-son Street, Sydney, N.S.W. HORLICKS MALTED MILK HOHJCKS MALTED MILK C? Slough. Bucks. Eng. THE DOLL’S TEA PARTY Only 1/6 for the Lo 6 llouslj CHEAP 3 Dollies ped papei dresses, prettily in la, Round Table, 3 Bamboo An hairs with rush Seats, and Jhina Tea Set—teapo-.. sugar bowl, cream jug and three :ups and saucers A.II for \js ■ pay c age 2 The UNION Company, „ 299 Elizabeth Street. Melb i THELPOCKET PERISCOPE ?*•- m WISKJV-. ' I D.AAi-H SCGPy Just like the eye of a Submarine, only tr.alier. Think what fua you can ia.'e. Look over a high fenct or ironnd a corner without being' seen. itx nuy show over the heads of a rowd. See all sorts of funny sights sideways and by looking backward watch courting couples without looking at them! Strongly made, closes like a „ telescope. Only 1/3, posted anywhere. Jm USlffl Company, 299 abeth Street, Melbourne. MAGIC NUMBERS 2 Games, 4 Puzzles & 6 Tricks in a Box WILL ENTERTAIN BOTH CHILDREN & CROWN UPS Amusement for a roomful of people is contained in this \W~,ri-r F’ox of Clever Games, Puzzles and Tricks. Besides the two interesting games, there Is the Tormmtor Puzzle, that certainly" justifies its name; Marvellous Multiplication, that Is very like cuie conjuring; and Lightning Red iu:i* m fW4 m Mac.

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