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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23542, 30 December 1939, Page 9

UNDER-NOURISHED CHILDREN The common affcclions of infancy, such as are associated with toctliinc, skin diseases, worms, are often ttio principal factor causing difficulties in infant feeding and also (ho lack of appetite, loss of weight and upset digestion of lhn older children. 'l.he baby fails to gain weight, sleeps badly, i« cross and irritable, and even tho most skilful adjustments of diet fail to bring abont an improvement where the underlying cau-e or tne difficulty is neglected. The Klexeina treatment for all skin diseases has been established throughout NewZealand for -2b years now, and its record for the successful management of Ihe skin troubles of infancv alone now ru"s into thousands of cures. Klexeina Rooms aro staffed by fully trained nurses with special experience in the management of skin diseases Patients arc given individual attention and receive tho assurance that tho management ot (heir case is in skilled hands. Any skin irritation, baby eczema, can be instantly relieved and conquered. Consultations free. Phone 3KHO. lvlexema llooms, 101 Dilworth Buildings. Customs. Street, aad at Hamilton,—Adyt,