BEST FOE BABF'S SKIN.

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 52, 26 November 1918, Page 6

BEST FOE BABF'S SKIN.

The skin of a ■new-born baby is so fresh and delicnto that only the beet soap is situable for baby's bath. Mothers recognise the value of Eexona Skin and Pncial Soap when they find that its regular uso keeps that dainty skin from becoming rough and coarse, and the baby's Moom remains into childhood.

The best time for Ixiby's bath is early morning. Hnve everything ready, the tub of warm water, Eexona Soap, a soft flannoletto wash cloth (which must be boiled daily), and a big soft towel. All the little clothes must be laid at hand, 60 there is no delay in dressing baby after the bath. Wash first his face and hair, then his whole body; lift him out and dry him gently, but thoroughly. Powder ie not a necessity when baby has l>eeii washed with Rexona Soap, as the skin is left in such a good condition that chnfing is unlikely. The baby will have such a , sweet, comfortable feeling after his, bath that, when fed, he'will enjoy a long, refreshing sleep. Again, at night it ie well to sponge baby's face /and hands nnd part of his body with TCexonn Soap and warm water. A baby so cared for will eanso his mother no anxiety with eruptions or skin trouble, and will be protected from disease germs as well. Eexona Soap, price Is. Gd. per tablet.— Advt.

"Winter seasoned!" no'such thing, sir! Waning winter is the worst; Then there conies vile influenza, Epidemic most accursed. August, with its germ-charged breezes, None resist, of that be 6uro; In that month of coughs and sneezes Trust to Woods' Great Peppermint Curo.-Advt.