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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 302, 10 September 1918, Page 7

' . . CHAPPED HANDS. V Of course! Exposure to bitter weather; i lio gloves, may bo; work which soils the , hands, so thjit frequent washing is necessary—result, . soro Imnds,' cracked . and bleeding—may be," blood-poisoning. , Keep your hands in good condition with ilexona, the Rapid Healer; A perfect skin, treatment in itself. After .work, wash them with Rexoi'.a Soap, dry carefully, then rub in Rexona Ointment. Your hands will respond to its healing influence, become soft and flexible without, • sores or blemishes. Kexona keeps the hands safe from Winter Troubles. Eexona is sold in triangular tins at Is. 6d. and 3s.—Advt. '

Every Camera is not a Kodak Autographic Kodaks are so well known thai'most people are under the impression that every Camera is % Kodak— , which is not correct. • Autographic Kodaks are made only by the famous Eastman Kodak Co. and contain exclusive invaluable features of their own—one of the most important being the Autographic feature, which enables the date and title to be put on a picture at the time it is taken, thus obviating any chance of forgetting where and when the picture was taken. The correct time to date and title the picture is when taking it, otherwise valuable information may be forgotten and lost. Every Kodak has the "Autographic" feature. All Kodaks are stamped "KODAK" When buying a Camera, look lor the name "Kodak —if the Camera isn't stamped " Kodak ' it ian t a Kodak. Of all Kodak Dealers, and KODAK (Australasia) LTD. " THE KODAK CORNER" Corner Lambton Quay and Willis Street WELLINGTON LNote Address Carefully. - ' ■ - • 88