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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17633, 9 December 1922, Page 9

MB. THOS. HAWKINS. (From a sketch by H. BMcroit.) "I am delighted with your Rexona Shaving Soap, for it is by far the best 1 have ever used. I always use a Shaving Stick, and I think your new triangular stick is a great improvement over the old style of round sticks, and I find that after lathering with the Bexona Shaving Soap, that the razor seems to glide over the face much more smoothly. This Soap certainly softens the beard in a wonderful manner, and there is no question but that it keeps the skin in far bettor condition. I have always been a believer in a Medicated Soap for Shaving, and I give you the palm for producing one that I consider absolutely ideal. "In 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 case with Rexonj Shaving Soap. "If this line does not take on in this market, well, I miss my guess, and I am sure I wish you every luck. —Cordially yours, (Sgd.) "THOMAS HAWKINS." 14 W'entworth Slreeit, Paddington, N.B.W. s&^f) havin 'mm The Triangular Stick Use this REAL DISINFECTANT—'f? T¥/er.ty-four times Stronger than Pure Carbolic Acid. Although so powerful, Kerol is non-poisonous and docs not roughen Hands or stain Fabrics. Wonderfully effective for HouseU cleaning—the Laundry, Bath and || Nursery—flushing Sinks, Lavara tories and Drains destroying )% House Flies—preventing Infection. P Nothing equals KEROL for keeping y Horses, Cattle, Dogs and Poultry a in first-class condition. m Small Bottle Makes Thirty i Gallant Efficient Germ--58 Killing Fluid. I KEROL is BRITISH-MADE! |j In Bottles, Tins, Drums and Casks, H All Chemists and Storekeepers.