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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 39, 10 November 1919, Page 5

REXONA, THE KING OF OINTMENTS. REXONA SOAP, THE ARISTOCRAT OF SOAPS. The Rexona Remedies consist of Rex011a, the Rapid Healer, and Rexona Skin and Facial Soap, both universal favourites. The wonderful healing powers of Rexona have made it a password in nearly every home in Australia. , For Cuts, Burns, Scalds, or Skin Diseases, and Eruptions of any kind, Rex,olla is unequalled, being cooling aud soothing. Try a Is. 6d. pot for yourself; soon you will be glad to know that Rexona is put up in larger-sized triangular pots, holding nearly four times the quantity, at 3s. Roxona Soap is .the best preservative for the skin and hair that is obtainable, and leaves the hair soft, fluffy, and luxuriant. Shampoo your hair with Rexona Soap, and yon will be delighted with the result. Price, Iβ. 6d. per tablet—Adyt.

- AFTER-WAR UNFITNESS. Amongst the returning troops are thousands of men who, although from outward appearance may look fit and strong, are in reality far from it. They nro very easily troubled with digestive disorders, their nerves aro unstrung, and their wholo system is shaken nnd weakened by tho strain of war. Those suffering in this way should tako n course of Wilson's Malt Extract. It is a stimulating tonic that will enrich tho impoverished blood—lone. up_ tho w,eary nerves, and impart renewed vigour aiid energy tn the whole body. Men of ronown in the. medical profession highly recommend Wilson's Malt Extract for all eases where n goud, permiincnl tonic food is necessary. You can get Wilson's with or without Cod Liver Oil, just which you fancyeither is quite plrasjmt lo lake. Ask your chemist or grocer for thi* unrivalled tonic food. He sells loLs of it and recommends it.—Advt. (Tlio cable news in this ieauo accredited to the London "Times" hae appeared In that journal, but only where oxprceely stilled Is euchjious the odilorlul opinion ol the ."trimee,') , .