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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2628, 25 November 1915, Page 7

THIS CHILD OWES HER HEALTH AND BEAUTY TO Jt-EXONA SKIN AND FACIAL.SOAK "My little girl and I have used your Rexona. Soap for some considerable time, and have found it excellent for the hair, scalp, and skin," writes Mrs. A. M'Cabe, 60 Melville Street, Duned ; u, N.Z. "Also I found it the best and most useful remedy for dandruff, with which we were both troubled, that I have ever used, and I have tried a very great many indeed. Using it as per directions it quickly removes tho dandruff, cleans all blemishes from the face and skin, leaving a smooth, healthy, and peach-liko bloom, that I have never noticed resulting from any of the remedies I used before I tried Rexona Soap. It also leaves tho hair soft, silky, and glossy, and promotes its growth with almost incredible rapidity. And I thank you for tho great benefit we have received by its use, and recommend it to all who may read these fow words of gratitude" Tho purest possible soap is required for nursery use. A number of the soaps sold for babies are worse than useless, and as skin soothers and healers they ore positively injurious. If mothers insist upon nurses using nothing but Roxona Soap for their children they will be well repaid, for the children will never becomo sore, and their skins will always bo sound and perfect. Rexona babies aro-inclined to be bright and lively, for that important organ, tho skin, is kept in perfect order by tho use of Rexona Skin and Facial Soap. Rexona Soap is the purest of fho pure. Price, Is. 6d. per tablet.—Advt.

. An advertisement appears on page 7 of this issue relating to ' a shipment of Tap. bamboo baskets, just Landed, by Mi'. H. M. Stephens, corner IWhorston uni Hunter Sweets,