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Evening Star, Issue 18532, 15 January 1924, Page 9

Employer: “Here’s two shillings for to go to a revue to-night.’’ Boy: “Thank you, sir; it’s very kind of you a now tune; I’m sick of ‘ Yes, we have no bananas ’ I" A child said to his father: “ ]>addy, what is a collision?” “It’s when two things come together,” was tho father’s vague reply. But the child seemed satisfied. “Oh,” she said, “I know—twins!” Maude: “What a beautiful new gown Helen is wearing. Says it’s imported, doesn’t she?” Marie: “Not exactly in those words. It’s her last season’s dress. The dressmaker has turned it inside out; and now she says ■ it’s from the other side." Nip that cold in the bud by treating it instantly with “NAZOL.” Taken on sugar or inhaled, “NAZOL” never fails, —[Advt.]

mt Edmonds “Sure to Rite" Batin* Powder contain* real grape Cream-o(-Tarlar. 1( i« a safe assurance against failure in cooking. Cekei and pastry mode with Edmonds arn invariably light and delicious. Sold by all grocers. 190 we

Many skin troubles are prevalent in hot weather, such as Rashes, Summer Eczema, Itchy Spots, Hives and Pimples, Their causes arc found in overheated blood, skin irritations, digestive disorders, and, to some persons, the eating of fish or berries in some months always brings these troubles. In clearing the complexion, red or inflamed noses, sunburn, mosquito bites, Rexona should be used in preference to anything else, and surprising results will be obtained after a single application. The readiness with which Rexona heals small surfaces and minor troubles, is but an indication of its rapid action in healing Eczema and other irritations on the bands, limbs or scalp. Carina n S/iHt 80 3 A. f) W A CM&Ma Itp D2M Kg mm.