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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 32, 1 August 1911, Page 6

c | SORES THAT REFUSE TO HEAL. n l

h Sometimes sores are found which rcfl fuse to heal up. A small amount of pus s is daily discharged, but the sore itself 0 remains in a stationary condition. It s is suffering from weariness, and requires s stimulating into activity, otherwise it may become chronic and grow larger. e Rexona, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is l " particularly applicable to a case of this kind. 'Mrs. E. Fletcher, 83 Newman street, Newtown, N.S.W., writes:—"My little boy had a terribly sore toe, which e prevented him walking. The sore refuse j eel to heal for several months, although n i we tried every remedy we could think of. e l We at last tried Rexona, and it began ls , to heal at once, and in five or six days ° there was not a mark left." Rexona is e sold in triangular pots at ls 6d and 36. Obtainable at Bullock and Johnston's. r " LAM® BACK. le ' ■ - "- ■ ■? This ailment is usually caused by rlieu--18 mutism of the muscles and may be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Rnlm tw« or three times a day and rubbin" :a the part vigorously at each application! a If this (toes not afford relief bind on a ie piece of flannel dampened with Chamberir! lain's Pain Balm and relief is sure to is follow. Sold by all chemists and &toret- keepers.