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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17645, 23 December 1922, Page 5

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A Sturdy Young Bexona Boy liTTTLB eonald EPPLESTON. (From a photo.) Z k*v« I»a*n u»ing Rexon» Seap on my little toy Bonald's hair ever since Ills birth, and to is now two years old, and I am simply delighted how lovely Bexona Soap lias made bis hair. I have seven children, and all the others hair is Btraight. Bonald'a hair is so soft and fluffy and 'early that all the neighbors ask me what I do to make it so. I simply tell them I wash it with Bexona ,Soap. There is nothing like Bexona Soap, I think. I tell my friends to try it too, and they will soon think as I do. I am sending yon a picture of Bonald, for he is a real Bexona hoy, and simply loves Bexona Soap. Tours truly, (Sgd.) (Mrs.) ALICE EPPLESTON. Tixst Avenue, Eastwood, H.S.W. BEXONA SOAP for the Hair and Scalp . The hair falls naturally at the change •f season, or after an illness, and_ if new hair does not appear in sufficient quantity, if the scalp is irritable or there is dandruff, you want a hair tome. Try this, and you will join the army of those who thank Bexona for their beautiful hair. With the finger tips rub well into the scalp a small quantity of Rexona Ointment. It destroys dandruff, loosens particles of adhering dust, and cleanses the scalp. A few hours later, thoroughly was'i 4he hair with warm water and Eexona Soap, a medicated shampoo and oomplexioa Map' ef absolute purity.