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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2236, 24 August 1914, Page 9

CHICKENPOX—IMMEDIATE RELIEF, REXONA. . "My little girl, .two.years olij, wae in a very bad way indeed with n .severe attack df Chickenpox, the marks being very, prominent and painful," writes Mrs. Evelyne Betlhett, 30>; Gamma Street, Dimcdin, N.Z. "We liifd tried many, remedies; also medical, advice, but it resisted all our efforts. to eradicate it, Sthd. it was very, troublesome and ahuo.yiiit;. A ffiolul,' who;, had itsetl Rexotid Oihtiiierit, with beneficial results'on her little Iwy iulvisod mo to give. tho v same.a (rial, anil I am feurry I had not' hetir'd of it before, is it would have saved us much e:q)imse and. great worry. Prom the first application wo could seo that wp. had found a euro as the dngry appearSiico of Iho markiiit,'3 eliaiiml dirpotly, givinj; tho child a!i!io'9l. immedia'to relief, arid allowing it to got a long nfrtsliiriß slesp, with iio inclination to scratch nncl worry thp alflictod parts, which in a short time comriletely healed, arid left rid trricb or blemish of the above nasty complaint, fot whiiili wo consider we have the healing and curingmerits of your KbSOna pintmeiit' to bo grateful for," .....' , All who , suffer from troublesome- s6ros or wounds will do well to use Rexona, anil they will find it a quick and effective rontedy. Price, Is. Gd. and 3s.—Advt.

"Sons of Now Zealand" is the title of ft rousing .patriotic song which hn.4 been written by Mr. Raymond Hoijd, of Christ-' cllimrch, and is being sung by tho Now York Comedy Four; of. tho BrennanFu'ller circuit. On Saturday.evening the quartet'paid a fraternal visit to the Savage Cjiib, where, after the. so'tig was sinig, pter a hundred.copies woro purchased by patriotic Savages. ....■•■.-'

North and South Poles; hare' been &k----covered, but never vet tho.cough or cold that could defy "NAZOL." No ,quic¥ef' or cheaper spkifie lor. influenza and bronck'tis. Sold everrirhei-e in Is, M. bottles.-Advt