CUR AD -the bandage that
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ralexoff
New CURAD with non-sticking
Telfa pad won't hurt when you take
it off... won't reopen healing wounds
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Not this!
Bandage with
ordinary gauze
pad sometimes
pulls off scab,
reopens wound,
causes bleeding.
Now this!
CURAD Band
age with Telfa
pad, free of
scab, peels off
without sticking
to wound,
doesn't hurt.
Sottle Rib
bon bond
ages for
kid hove
the pain
l.ii Telfa
pad, tool
Here's why: The pad in the Curad
adhesive bandage is the exclu
sive new Telfa.
Telfa is "the mercy dressing"
that the nation's leading hospi
tals are using to prevent damage
to healing skin tissue . . . speed
wound recovery.
It has a plastic surface with
scores of tiny hoJvs in it that does
thelrk k allows wound to drain,
but doesn't stick to the scab. Se
when you take it oJf, ft won't re
0en the cut.
Don't take a chanre on hurting
your children. Getcft new Curado
(the waterproof plasticjbavdage o
with germ-fighting medication
right in the pad, too).
Bauer & Black
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The Lord's Money. When passing a downtown church recently, I. saw
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greenbacks as flowers. Eva Dunbar, Carmel, Calif.
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