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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7829, 23 June 1909, Page 1

WOUNDS ANP BRUISES. Wounds are of three kinds :— A clean cut. A cut with ragged edge, or a rear. A puncuire.Oi the three the latter is generally ihemost dangerous. In all three cases the wound should lirsc. be washed m tepid water. Then Rexona should be applied on clean linen. This linen should be changed fre- j qiieni.lv,'and every tirr.e fiesh Rexona j should be used. Be careful that the Rexona be spread evenly all over the linen wherever it may come into contact with the broken skin. Else the linen may stick to the wuund. and on removal may tear open the injured parts. If Rexona is spread evenly this cannoi happen. On no account should any linen or other bandage come m contact with a wound, unless covered with Rexona. A deadly germ may lurk on the cleanest linen. Kexona rs dear!; to-perms. No wound will'fester if Rexona be applied before ihe numerous germs ever floating' m the air can find ;i foothold. Kexona is a reliable remedy for Cu^Bnrn.3. Binrses, Eczema Pinipies, Sar. | Chappert Hands, Chilblains, Piles, a; <. all iri'.iiitions and eruptions of the Ski).. Sold by all Gha;nist> and stores m tiian^uiar pots at 1/5 and 3/* <s, ra rf» Hu {i.TwnriM free »!"» appl cation to a V-n-i,, Laxo-Tunic Pill Co.. . *":, •■ ■•■ :K'\ 15 O'Counell ril., Sydney, N S.W. For sale by ROBERT TOTTY, Ashburton. BRING Jpur bay rum bottle to PERCY to get re-filled from bulk; double strength. Is.