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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2211, 25 July 1914, Page 17

CHICKENPOX—IMMEDIATE RELIEF. REXONA. . "My little girl, two years old, was in a very bail way indeed with a severo attack of Chicken-pox, tho marks beinx very prominent and painful, Mrs. Evelvne Bennett, 30 Gumma Street, Dunedin, N.Z. "We had tried many remedies, also medical advice, but it resisted all our efforts to eradicate it, aud it _ was very troublesome and annoying. A ' ne ? ( j' who had used Eexona Ointment with beneficial results on her little boy advised mo to give tho 6aine a trial, and I atn sorry I had not heard of it .before,-as it would have saved us much expense and Ereat worry. From the Urst applicationcould that wo had as the angi'V appearance of the marking clmn" ed directly,-giving the child almost immediate relief, and ftllo^ l in^ 0 lt il^ll f a long refreshing sleep, with no 1 jichjia lion to scratch and worry the alUicteit narK which in a short timo completely healed, and left iio trace or blemish of tho above nasty complaint, tor winch wconsider we' have the healins «« ■ ■ e»n ng Sts of yoiu' Kesona Ointment to be grateful for." All who suffer from troublesome sore, or wounds will do weli to use Rexona, and they will find it a quick and cncctivc ' remetb'. l'ricc, Is.. Cd. and, 3s. Auvt.

Pougluug is -bad for tmby! A' few drops of "NAZOL" sprinkled on Iho ni"htcown will 60otho and case the little -his. Alweye ha** ft Iroltle i» the JWttWh