Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 29 June 1918, Page 2

CHAPPED HANDS. Of course! Exposure to bitter weather; 110 gloves, may be; work which soils tlie hands, so that frequent washing is necessary—result, .sore hands', cracked and bleeding—may be, blood p Zoning. Keep your hands in good condition with Rexona, the Rapid Healer. A perfect skin treatment in itself. After work, wash them with .Rexona Soap, dry carefully, then rub' in Rexona Ointment. Your hands will respond to its healing influence, Become soft and flex - ible without sores or blemishes, Bexona keeps the, hands safe from Winter Troubles. Rexona is sold in triable everywhere.

To-day the "Great Eastern" would attract atiention because of her old-fashioned rig—in 1860 she was the last word in size and speed. Thus it is that the -wonder of IB6o—sixty years ago—has been superseded by better and more effective models. Consider, then, what must be the merits of Bonnington's Irish Moss. After sixty yearst test this cough and cold remedy is still acknowledged to be without an equal. To-day its sales are greater than ever before simply because it has been tried, proved, and found the most effectual. For young and old it is the favourite family cough medicine—there's no other so good, so sure. Absolutely safe, too—it contains no opiate* or harmful drugs. Refuse imitations. Insist on mniitf IrishOMbss