Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1920, Page 11

I'm wearing my old raiment, the duds of bygone years, and so I make no payment to clothing profiteers. I've pawned my old tin lizzie, that burntd lip costly gas, and now on foot I'm busy —you've doubtless seen me pass. In spite of advertising tftat profiteers receive, the prices keep on rising, and make the victims grieve. In spite of threats ,of trouble that in the prints appear, the sharpers try to double the profits of last year. If we depend on statesmen to make the robbers bleed or an official statesmen, ours is a broken reed. We'll see the robbers flying defeated, o'er the plain, if we out out buying the needless things and vain. So long as we are spending like drunken men and daft, there cannot be an ending to carnivals of graft. The graft's beyond all pardon, it's worse than a disease; -but I have got a garden tha?*s full of beans and peas. I'm buying dark brown liver, instead of sirloins fine; and so I shed no river of tears from eyes of mine.—Walt Mason, in American puper.

REXONA SHAVING SOAP. Hexona Shaving Soap, the latest item added to tfao Rexona group of toilet comforts, is the ideal soap for our returning boys. If the aliln is roughened by • exposure, off tone with sickness, or the hand unsteady, and likely to inflict injuries in shaving, the Rexona Shaving Stick becomes a necessity. It lathers well, soothes and heals the skin, cleanses the pores and imparts smoothness. Like .Rexona Toilet Soap and Rexona Ointment, it cleanses, cools and comforts. Rexona, the Triangular Shaving Stick. Prlc«, i?i. obt&inAhl«