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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1637, 2 January 1913, Page 3

A POISONED FACE. 1 ROCKHAMPTON GIRL CUBED • BY REXONA. /'My daughter, aged fourteen years, had pimples all over her face for weeks," writes' Mrs. L. Cox, Campbell Street, Rockhampton, Q. "She used to: scratch themi .with • her nails, and consequently poisoned theni, so-sho had a most dreadful face, covered with red blotches, which dislgured her almost beyond recognition. The poor little girl, I felt so sorry for hor, I tried everything I thought would do' her good, but she'was getting, worse. Finally I was recommended to use Ecxona. I applied it to her face night and morning, and the pimples commenced to dry up after a fow applications, and tho old skin camo off, leaving quito clean new elrin on the face. After four days' treatment thcro was not a traco of the pimples to be seon. Tho little girl was so delighted to have a nico face once more that she tells everybody what Rexona had done for her." Rexona, tho rapid Healing Ointment, is a quick and effective euro for all affections of the skin, and should ho used in conjunction with Laxo-Tonic Pills, which purify and enrich the blood, thus removing the cause of the.trouble, and curing tho effects at tho same time. Rexona is obtainablo everywhere at Is. Gd. and 3s. per pot, and Laxo-Tonic Pills at IOJd. nnd Is. 6d. per box.—Advt; I'or Bronchial Cough) and Coldi, ■• Wooda' Groat Peppermint (Jure, Jj, U.