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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10965, 29 July 1921, Page 2

(from a photo). Mr. J. W WRiOHT REXONA AGAIN SUCCESSFUL X have much pleasure in hereby acknowledging the remarkable curative effects of } your wonderful Rexona Ointment. j Recently I had the misfortune to run a rusty naif through my hand, blood poison- j lng setting in. I went to the hospital, \ and underwent treatment there. As the f hand did not seem to improve under the treatment I got there, I suddenly remembered your Rexona Ointment, and decided ( to purchase a small tin, which I did, pay- . lng 1/6 for it. At this time the hand was so bad that I could hardly bear the < pain, which was incessant day and night. • As soon as I started with the Rexona, ! I felt satisfied that I was on the right track. After using only the half of the. tin, my hand was cured and the wound healed. I am pleased to say Rexona worked a complete cure. j Ton may use this letter as you think fit. Tours faithfully, I (Sgd.) J. W. T. WRIOHT, 22 Pashloy Street, Balmain, REXONA King of Ointments. 1/6 & 3 - ff£ PAP/D The Safest 'Cough Remedy^ For the __ Children B/onnin^ton’s itobsll Many people who are 70 years old to-day banished their colds and coughs with Bennington’s Irish Moss when they were children ! Bonnington’s is still the best for youngsters because it is free from harmful drugs* narcotics, alcohol. Give the kiddies each a spoon* ful of ponnington’s Irish Moss.at bedtime—it protects the throat and lungs against Influenza, Pneumonia* Coughs and Colds. The family sirs is only 2/6 everywhere CAXRAOSSJt IBISOJOSS w~™

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