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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1934, Page 3

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• ••tvhen 1 everything 4] jf else fails JV % "Some time back while running to catch a train, I ran into one of the posts on the station. My leg broke out into a running sore. The leg was bad /rom just above the ankle nearly up to the knee, and ran all day /or nine months. I tried all kinds of ointment but none were a success and I saw visions of losing my (eg. I tried Rexona, and two tins of same completely stopped the running and my leg healed up." —Mr. K. S. McVitty, Victoria. Always use Rexona Ointment and Soap for ... Soldi, blisten, bruiia, tore feet, heat ■pots, chapped band*, aching mud**, itching and all akin complaints.' , REXONA PROPRIETARY , UMITED ._ 9.185.32