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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 139, 7 March 1919, Page 3

Large numbers of women and girls demobilised from munition work and Government offices in Great Britain are being absorbed in the needlework trade. In London hundreds of new hands have been taken on by Weet End firms, but thero is room for thousands more. The general experience is that few women and girls who left the trade to enter munition factories are eo far returning to their old calling. Tho new labour consists almost ontirely of fresh recruits, and tha employers are faced with the problem of instructing them in the work. • ; THE BURDEN OF ECZEMA. ' There is no rest dny or night for those who suffer with Eczema. Yet how many endure misery with this common and most disfiguring skin disease. In 6ome systems it results from the slightest causes, and manifests itself as soon as the health becomes tho least bit rundown. If it becomes chronic, loss of sight or hearing, or the most dreadful di.stiguremenl, may result. Yet this suficriiiß is unnecessary, when in thpse days Ri'xona, the Rapid Healer, is ever at hand to destroy disonse germs in the skin and build up healthy tissue, heal scars, and restore the clear elastic surface of the skin once more. If you Buffer with Eczema, take a warm bath every niglit with .lto.xona Soap and then gently apply Eexonti Ointment, the cool, clean-smelling sake, at once an antiseptic and a skin food. At first you will bo delighted to find sleop restored, then you will find the disease leaving you, and lastly the scars disappearing as if by magic. Reiona, the Rapid Healer, is sold only in triangular pots at Is. 6d., or larger size holding nearly four times tho-quantity, price Ss., and a dainty tab'let of Bexona Soap , is ley 6dr-Ao>t; ,