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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17607, 9 November 1922, Page 7

H Yonr sovereign Is worth §§ more than a pound when H invested in the new == iniimuiin I Q iimimmn I OAKLAND | at £475 I A. W. Smith (Sh Son, Importers S. Stand 1, Olympia

'JS> -1 MR. THOS. HAWKINS. (From a sketch by H. feeaeroft.) "I am delighted with yonr Rexona Shaving Soap, for it is by far the beat 1 have ever used. I always use a Shaving Stick, and I think your new triangular Btick is a -great improvement over the old style of round sticks, and 1 find that after lathering with the Rexona Shaving Soap, that th« razor seems to glide over the face much more smoothly. This Soap certainly softens the beard in a wondprfnl manner, and there is no question bat that it keeps the skin in far better condition. I have always been a believer in a Soap for Shaving, and I give you the palm for producing one that I consider absolutely ideal. ''ln the past I have noticed that after shaving, the skin seemed rough, and looked as if it might have been blistered, but such is never the ease with Rexon* Shaving. Soap. "1/ this line does not take on in this market, well, I miss my guess, and 1 am sure I wish you every luck. —Cordially yours, (Sgd.) "THOMAS HAWKINS." 14 Went worth Strecrt, Paddington, N.B.W. Rexona Shaving Soap— The Triangular Stick >SBH