GOING FOR A HOLIDAY?
If off to the seaside, the mountains, A sea trip, or long motor remember to protect yourself by taking with you a pot of Ilexona, the Rapid Healer, and a cake of Rexona Skin and Facial Soap. You will be surprised to see how lovely they will make your skin, and protect it from all exposure. You will find a - thousand uses for Rexona. Not onlv "will it protect you from sunburn, which roav. be cruelly bad if bathing," but for all the minor injuries which are for ever occurring in everyday life a pot of Rexona. the Ilajjiid Healer, will be found indispenThe open air is always delightful and healthy; but, as everyone knows, the skin and hair are bound to suffer if a little extra care is not taken, and a tablet cf Rexona Skin and Facial Soap TT»nl»»<» all tie difference in the world, for it not only keeps the skin lovely and firm, but, as a tonic and shampoo for the hair, it is simply unequalled. Thousands of -people who care for themselves find Rexona and Rexona Soap not onlv a luxury, but an absolute necessity, and say that they Trill never again eo on a holiday trip of any kind without having them along to protect themselves and make the excursion a real holidaV. Rexona, Is 6d and 3s Rexona Soap "is 6d. Obtainable everywhere. 12
The Liverpool City Council rejected bv a large majority a proposal of the Libraries Committee to purchase a book on Celtic literature on the ground that it was associated with the name of Kuno Meyer, the former Garman Professor of Celtic at Li\ erptJol University. Alderman Burgess .said that Meyer took advantage of his position in Liverpool to stir up sedition in Ireland and America, and had acted in concert with Casement in Germany. Sir Archibald Salvidgc declared that Knno Meyer had acted as a spy among spies.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16397, 17 December 1918, Page 3
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