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£ »d 'n mm 'kj*6 m '?> '% 9 \ X **? Don't keep on thinking " That eruption will soon go " —it won't. There is only one tiling to (To—Use Rexona Ointment for it. Soothing Rexona penetrates right to the source of the irritation—it destroys the accumulated poison, and keeps the eruption free trom any further infection. TREATMENT. WaSh thoroughly with Rexona Medicated Soap; then apply Rexona Ointment on a piece of lint, or clean old linen. Rexona Medicated Soap ii of ?reat assistance in healing skin blcmishc*. t is particularly mild, and contains the same soothing, healing properties at the Ointment. SKIN MADE CLEAR AGAIN... READ THIS— Miss Elsie Dix, of Sycamore Street, Lectoo, writes : " Rexona Soap and Ointment have been of particular benefit to m«. I had a nasty eruption on my forehead, which was completely cured by Rexona Oint• merit. _ I am never without it note." la The Rapid Healer At your Chemist's or Store NOW I r . v; .'i.T'V.* As important to Ike Engineer u to the Salesman 1 ITS DEVELOPMENT IS A FEATURE OF ALL I.C.S. TRAINING THAT IS WHY I.C.S. Students become leaders! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Dept. A., 101 N.Z. Ins. Bldgrs., Auckland King's Bldff., 138 Victoria St., Hamilton Accountancy Professional exams., Cost Accounting, Secretarial. Bookkeeping—General, Store, Station. Salesmanship—General, Specialty, Retail. Psychology and Personality in Business. Advertising—ltetail. Mail-order, Agency. Window Display—Show Cards, Shop Tickets. Illustrating—Newspaper, Fashion, Poster. Matriculation—Special examinations. Free Lanoe Journalism—Short Story Writing. General Education—Business & Sales letters A.M.I.M.E. A.M.I.C.E. A.M.I. E.E, Inst. Struct. Eng Professional exams. Architecture—Structural, Concrete. 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C-i' ; - ™ |. 40M$t nf ill m Mf. jmsmt wsmi mMmmw' Mb illlllil 'wmmmm wnmmmm: WMmmm OF all known fabrics* only wool acta as a healthy insulator between your skin and atmospheric changes. ROSLYN Wool keeps you healthfully warm and comfortable. It keeps chill away .. . after extreme exertion it never becomes damp nor strikes cold as do other fabrics. The exclusive Roslyn Delta Finish is kind to sensitive skins. Roslyn lits perfectly, giving smooth lines of comfort under modern styled garments. For health and economy wear Roslyn and ask for it Irj number. • • ':v ", m FOR ROSLYN ROSLYN ROSLYN ROSLYN ROSLYN mmIF mm m m mm Vt/.imt: mm®*) *<v ■ - V LV ■' W WOMEN 142 Winter weight, pure wool. 79 Medium weight, pure wool. Vests and Combinations. 81 Fine silk and wool. Vests and Combinations. 50 Light weight, wool. Vests and Combinations. 340 Medium weight, Bloomers. Pure wool. Navy. FOR MEN ROSLYN 85 Medium weight, worsted. ROSLYN 79 Medium weight, worsted. ROSLYN 60 Light weight, fine wool. ROSLYN 81 Silk and wool. IN ALL LEADING STYLES AND SIZES. / • - • nil Mi lIP I®; m W. Wszm DELTA FINISH nXnjcLeAAJL>eoJu mtW SPECIALIST, MUIR, Chemist, 529 H.D., Balmoral, Auckland. Send for Free Particulars. BROOKS' RUPTURE APPLIANCE The Brooks' Appliance is " something better, exactly the same in principle as when first introduced, but improved from time to time until to-day it is perfect. Every Brooks' user will recommend this appliance. Post Free. Sales Agentai DELANY A MENZJES. Chemist*. Queen Street. AUCKLAND ■ <1 IV: 38// + nililii u ilvJJi' D D 'A In pJ [F =a! a FTtn " Tho therapeutic action of R-a Flannel depends on the following well-defined scientific facts:— " When cholesterol Is Irradiated with ultra violet rays a secondary radiation which Is Idontlcal with the Beta rays (curative rays) of radium Is set up. This secondary radiation persists feebly even after the radiating source Is removed. It has been found that the addition of small quantities of metallic sllvor can enormously Increase the Intensity and persistence of the secondary radiation. " If small quantities of radio active substances are added, the rays from these continuously bombard the cholesterol, releasing tho same secondary radiation and thus keeping the cholesterol In an active state. " Tho amount of this radiation Is out of all proportion to the radium used. Hence, by this means, Ultra Violet light, plus minute traces of radium, can release sufficient radio-activity to be of ouratlve value, and In actual praotlce this has btion proved to be correct." The above scientifically explains the actual functioning of the ohemloal bodies with which Lanz R-a Flannel Is Impregnated. To show that these Ingredients are definitely contained in Lanz R-a Flannel, we publish tho followlnq certificate: — Auckland, 14th April, 1936. I hereby certify that I have analysed samples of Lanz R-a Flannel, and that I found these to contain Silver, Thorium and Uranium dispensed In a Cholesterol base. (Signed), L. S. Spackman, A.N.Z.I.C. Sufferers from Rheumatism Sciatica < Neuritis Syonvitis Lumbago Sprains Bronchitis Sore Throat Laryngitis Tonsilitis Foot Ailments Cannot do bettor Lanz R-a Flannel Kidney & Bladder Complaints Goitre Anaemia Arthritis Colds Influenza Chilblains Stiff Joints Bronohial Asthma than to buy a paoket of to-day. It KILLS PAIN ! FROM ALL CHEMISTS POTTER E BIRKS (H.Z.)ITO< SDL E N.Z- 0 ISTR I BUTOfiS a □ ANTIPHLOGISTIC THERMOGENIC W Jiitn

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22402, 24 April 1936, Page 10 (Supplement)

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22402, 24 April 1936, Page 10 (Supplement)

Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22402, 24 April 1936, Page 10 (Supplement)