A POISONED FACE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1649, 16 January 1913, Page 4

A POISONED FACE.

A ROCKHAMPTON-GIRL • CURED iBY REXONA. J "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 thorn with her nails, and consequently poisoned them, so she .had a' most dreadful face, covered with red blotches, which disfigured her almost beyond recognition, The poor little girl, I felt so sorry for her, I,tried everything I thought would do her good, but ,6he was getting worse. Finally I v.-ns recommended to use Rexona. I applied it to hor faco night and morning, and the pimples commenced to dry up after a few applications, and the old skin cumo off, leaving quite olean new skin on the face.' After f° ur days' treatment there was not a trace of the pimples to be seen. The. little- girl was so delighted to have a nice face once more that she tells everybody what. Roxona had done for her." 1 .. . . Rcxona, the rapid Healing Ointmont. is a quick nnd effective euro for all affections of the skin, and should be use<l in conjunction with Laxo-Tonic Pills, which purify and enrich the blood, thus removing the catlfe of the trouble, nnd curin? til© effects at the samo time. Rcxona is obtainable everywhere at Is. (id. and 3s. per pot, and Laxo-Tonic Pills at 10] d. and Is. Ctf. Der box.—Advt.