REXONA SOAP BEST FOR BABY.

Northern Advocate, 22 June 1925, Page 6

REXONA SOAP BEST FOR BABY.

The purest possible soap "is required for nursery use. The skin of infants and little children is particularly apt to be .roughened and made sore by inferior soaps. A nutntter of the soaps sold for babies are worse than useless, and as skin soothers and healers they are positively injurious. Kexona Skin and Faci:'l Soap is the purest of the pure. It fan work nothing but good for an infant's skin, and its healing and soothing work will be noticeable within an hour of application. Mntherp, if your baby shows signs of fretfulness, try giving him n refreshing bath with "Rexoin Soap. Make him a Rcxona baby, an I see the result. Kexona Soap/l/fi.

During the next five minutes Pos- j sibles forced tlie play, keeping the op- j posing team on the defensive, Tur- | tington saving a hard shot from ack- . ers. A free kick was awarded Possibles' 25 yrrds from the goal line and Lewin's attempt with a hard, straight drive was cleverly saved by,, the goalie. Pky was then transferred to midfield for a time, Probables • finally gaining fl*i advantage, when Caldwell directed a beautiful ccntre to Shepperd, the matter heading into the net. —Possibles 'J. Probables 1.

From then on unt'l the half-time whistle Possibles were on the defensive, Croft missing a good opportunity to goal by an erratic tick.

On resuming Probables immediately invaded the opposing team's territory and within a few minutes from the commencement, a beautiful concerted movement on the part of the Pfobables' resulted in Booth equalising the score with a fast and well directed ground shot. —Possibles 2, Probables 2. From then on the play was mostly in favour of the Probables, who kept the opposition on the defensive for the best part of the remainder of the game, the cross-bar and uprights coming to the assistance of the Possibles on three or four occasions. The game terminated with Possibles on the defensive. Mr. A. Bowie efficiently controlled the match.