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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 142, 16 June 1923, Page 10

■ KLEXEMA TREATMENT FOR SKIN TROUBLES. ! '£. small rash on tho cheek! The first symptoms of some distressing skin trouble, and if not instantly treated ■will mean weeks —probably yeais—of pain and .discomfort. With the Klexema method every pat-ient-is-treated and kept in touch-.'vrith. until a permanent relief is affected. It is a course of scientific treatment, conducted by qualified persons. For eczema, psoriasis, barber'G rash, acne, and scalp troubles Klexema is a treatment that cures. It is never advisable to attempt to dry up a skin complaint, at once. The Klexema .treatment dbaws the disease out of the system, and then heals tho effected parts. Country sufferers are specially invited to write or 'phone for details of treatment. ■ ■ ■ Free consultation hours: 10-12.30, 2-4, Or by appointment. Telephone 2271. Klexema Rooms, 13, Woodward street, Wellington; and at Christchurch and Dunedin.—Advt. Once upon a time men believed that it was possible to relieve rheumatic or soutyr .pains by rubbing- embrocation into the skin over the .affected parts. Any medicine which will really relieve the pains arising from these troubles must neutralise tho excess uric acid. JEMieumo does this. In thousands of vases it has given immediate relief from the most acute pain. A lnrn;e 4s 6d bottle of Rheumo contains one week's ireatmont. Sold by all chemists and stores. Barraclough's Manic Nervine stops toothache. Is 6d everywhere. Prosfandra oures corns quickly. Is 6d. —Advt. "Johnny. Jo'uiny. (let Yonr Gun!" TioatJ yonr rifle v.hili 1 you rim: Shooting perms i* »mv llw sport, Keotio [rornis nf rvn.ry mil. ■\Vhfii therp's i/oiifriis'aiul coMf about, Shool- lo kill ;ind "lay >m out."' TJpelef? niir-r-fir" tlvp".; n'oiurc. 1,03 d -ivitii Wncds' Great roppermint Cure. —Advt,