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Taranaki Daily News, 12 April 1916, Page 3

PTE BALD IH Riiueo Also Bad Rash. Caused Itching Burning. Used Cuticura Soap and lOintment, Trouble Disappeared, ' Bronte Ed.; Waveriy, Aust.--"My little girl liad a vifry bad rash oil the licad which -~ LI : thought was ring- ' worm. The hair began '(^fu/ t0 ' a " out ' llloll t ' le mll 'Or'' 1, % scatter6ll an( l developed \Y *£s■"*' into sores causing much S-X . K <4O itching, burning and suf- ' l f#rlng aud tbß lla,r fell v out so much that she k Tlf was quite bald on the "A friend asked me to try the Cuticura Ointment -which 1 did. After a short time the. rash complotely disappeared and her hair has grown very thick." (Signed) Mrs. Nellie Gettoes, Jan. 21, 1914. Sample Each Free by Post With 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard: R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N, S. W. Sold throughout the world. I IS JUST MAKE A NOTE OF THIS FACT and don't forgot it - THAT - EDWARDS' SYRUP of MANDRAKE COMPOUND Will Curo Your Indigestion Price 2/© Peslage Free to any part ofthe Baminlon. If yon cannot obtain from your store, write direct to the maker— F. EDWARDS Chemist - Stratford

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