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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17457, 29 April 1920, Page 8

£* ATARF&I, an iaSaisß*. | lory condition of the mucous, membrane of fie nose *1 and its air passages, is masked u § xcessive discharge of a thin >■ •>•"- ery secretion charac- . J teristic "Vnnning of the nose.** Q 2 Q *■" ECT3^— uo»".jiuu ii ii sasy^ OiroßicCblaiTli IS Pyßetha is a simple and ef!j fecdve Tangly for catarrh— J« even -n its chronic form. Wh;n i'j ii» antiseptic iaamtc vapours fl ire Lshaled they Act directly on k J the rcirotrane* of the ii ,-se and j 1! lfi:ojt—mmeui&li-re'iei folio jj j| and coHfj-.V** «.-- is uraa ijy j lj achieved. Only aJe - ;,-ih.M- (J Dations are necessary to clci.- ifc > r stuffed nostrils. Simply taken J jnst a few drops -. ._ I D on a handkerchief f == ' T " = ? ; fa □ and then inhale BBBr4ffl F —together with 3 . gjM|J'f] - or 4 drops on sugar /_A '- taken internally jj|FF»SSsS§ I" several tiroes daily. Costs only 16 a |^~T^* bottle (100 doses) P^d-Sfc^r'LSfl at all chemists {dado sa England li£i&'''§ ' S.A. Smith & Co, Ltd. |rS?ltT\j!]S Auckland and Vii-— •~^ > Christchnrch 10 *^sjsr nt ini ini ~

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1920

Mr. Thos. Hawkins (From a Drawing by H. Eeecrort.) A REK9NA PRODUCT Tfae Triangular Shaving Stick «J««Cht«J with you? Re««w slaving Soap, for it is by far tho beat ir.« ft«l1 ep °? d ; ' *»*«»* use a Shav»»L.i *i- , ? d ' th,nk W n«w tri--222? JE Sik '• ° 9roat improvement ? d sty,e of ">«'■«» sticks, aod £ ater lathering with the nexona . Bh6 T- , 9 Soap that **» raior seems to glide over the face much more smoothly. This Soed certainly softens the beard in a wonderful mansoftens the beard in a wonderful .wanner, and there is no question hut that it keeps the skin in far better condii " ■»' -~° always been a believer {n a Medicated Soap for Shaving, and I o«»e you the palm for producing oaa I that 1 consider absolutely ideal. 5n the past I have noticed that after shaving the skin seemed rough, and 1 looked as if It might have been blis- 1 tered, but such is never the case with I Rexona Shaving Soap. | If this line does not take on in this I market, well, l miss my guess, and I i £!" ! w, ' B}l »<>« every luck. Cordially yours, (Bgd.) THOfIEAS HAWSIKS, 14 Wentworth-st, Peddington. Rexona—The Ideal S&aviQg Stick Rexona Shavmg- stick makes tor comfort ana hygiene in snavtaF :o , lathers well and keeps the skUiSi perfect condition. Rexona makes saavln? a pleasure, Don't forget the trtan£uia? Stavmg Sgck. cutely ma. economical