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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 693, 19 June 1929, Page 7

Mr. R. WEBSTER, whose photograph appears above, ts high in his praise of Rexona for Eczema. He writes: — ** / will recommend your ointment to any one that I know of who suffers with Eczema, and will always keep a tin in the house.” ALL afflictions of the skin start in a small way. If they are taken in hand without loss of time they can be dispersed easily—waiting to see what will happen by next week," simply encourages most complaints gives them the upper hand, and so, of course, they are harder to exterminate in the end. That is why so many people keep Rexona handy— forewarned —forearmed. Rexona Ointment is brimful of uses—itches, cuts, scalds, sores, bites, piles, eczema and many other troubles. The soothing ard healing juices and essences a:e combined together in such a special and careful manner that Rexona overcomes all the dangerous germs and bacteria and builds up new skin tissue, so that a perfect skin is formed to take the place of the afflicted part. V* ROSV