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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 138, 8 December 1938, Page 22

C OV$ MlNt> MY / \SUNBORN) jmk^mW I J?€XO,M[A, ] f gWEvfTHA-B j ,OHA Treatment gfS^^j^^K^' -DonotwetthesunTwiiisHflßv mnt P 3*1 * Smear immMa^^^^n Rexswia Ointment fl^^^^H^B Hgbtly over the suraJKSi protect it from further iffiritartinin by -wearing a silk or cottoo ganacot jacxtto me skin, whete the skin has oEstesedaadis too sore to touch, smear Rexcm thickly «a a bandage ,(lint or clean old Jinm^wdagplygeatly. Keep Rexona Ointment teady «od apply it" immediately you leawthe wate*—this ■wjUsavetnuch needless suffering. "When washing the tender skin (wash sunburn only when it is ditty) do not risk irritation with ordinary toilet sdaps. Use onlywatmwater andmildßexona Soap —it contains the same soothing, healing properties as Resona Ointment. Her Finger Ups Lift out Corns Advice of chemist who knows how lo wither up corns so they come out easily and painlessly. ; "*!X&s,' she ' was "iaotheirejcl with nard ' thxsbbbing bwiiloi, corns^but they' .dian't last long,"' said therchemlst. If you are suffering irom > coxns--take my ; advice and; put'« drop oi Fxpzol-Ice •; on them. Pain will /go quickly— and the corn will -wither up and then you can left it out with your finger-tips. Go get a 1/6 bottle of Frpzol-Ice today from your nearest chemist or store soei get rid of corns. IVs guaranteed.

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