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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2812, 1 July 1916, Page 2

VIOLENT ATTACK OF ECZEMA. . RELIEVED UY KEXONA, "Some time ago I was attacked by Eczema in-, its most violent, form, being covered from head to foot with eruptions of a most irritating and painful nature, which caused me great pain and montal worry and as I am most particular about my personal cleanliness, I cannot imagine where I contracted the horrible malady," writes Mr. George Smith, furniture dealer, Arcade, Asiiburton, N.Z. "I tiled numerous remedies, but they all seemed to irritate me and almost drivo me frantic, and as far as healing or curing went were of no practical uso wha'tevsr. Hearing of Rexona Ointment, I thought I might as well give it a trial, and I am pleased to say. from the first application I started to get relief, and by continuing to use the saino as directed I was soon speedily cured, and all trace of this vile disease has disappeared, for whioh I herewith tender my iiiost sincere and grateful thanks." ' Rexona, the rapid healing ointment, is a quick and effective remedy for all affections of the skin, and should bo used in conjunction \vith Laxp-Tonic Pills, which purify and enrich the blood, thus removing the cause of the trouble, and banisiliag the effects at the same time, ttexona is obtainable everywhere-at 2s. 6d. and 3s. per pot, and Laxo-Tonic Pills at Is. and 2s. per box.—Advt.

Mrs. Montgomery,, who for three years has been tlic manageress of the Palace Picture Theatro at Petone, and who is leaving the town, was last evening at the Empire Theatre presented with a purse of gold by Mr. J. Piper, on behalf of the residents of Petone. . ■ .. ..