A Sturdy Young Rexona Boy LITTLE " RONALD EPPLEBTON. .(From 9, photo,) X have been using Rexona Soap on my little hoy Ronald’s hair ever since his birth, and he is now two years old* and X am simply delighted how lovely Rexona Soap has made Us hair. I have seven children, and all the others* hair IS straight.. .Ronald’s hair ip so soft and fluffy and curly that all the neighbors ask me what I do to make it so. X simply tell them X wash it with Rexona Soap. There Is nothing like Rexona Soap, X think. I tell myn friends to try it too, and they will soon «>«"* as X do. X am sending yon a picture of Ronald, for he is a real Rexona boy, and simply loves Rexona Soap. Tours truly, (Sgd.) (Mrs.) ALICE EPPLESTON. First Avenue, Eastwood, JT.S.W. REXONA SOAP for the Hair and Scalp The hair falls naturally at the change of season, or after an illness, and if new hair does not appear in sufficient quantity, if the scalp is irritable or there is dandruff, you want a hair tonic. Try this, and you will join the army of those who thank Rexona for their beautiful hair. With the Anger tips rub well into, the scalp a small quantity of Rexona- Ointment. It destroys dan* draff, loosens particles of adhering dost, and cleanses the scalp. A few. hours later, thoroughly wash the hair with warm water and Rexona Soap, a modi* eated shampoo and soap of absolute purity.
L 2 u SKIN 6 FACIAL SOAP O that husky cough ! The man with a husky cough is a nuisance to himself and His neighbours. In nine cases out of ten it can be cured by a fetor Boons Pastille ». These kill the germs that lurk in the husky throat, and are the best remedy known to medical science. ; Sore throats and colds quickly yield to treatment, ■ Be wire' jq: time and bay r box to-day. Of mil Chemists. RT erono Soai Liecbcr Webb LttL, London, <f>A nm “ NUGGET* polish Is la 3 Sissst 4d„ Sd.,l/1 per Tie, “KUGCIT" FLOO* POLISH'M. tin. *
[M NEWMAN NEWMAN BROB. MAIL MOTO® SERVICE#. Leaves— Blenheim for Nelson, daily, 9 e.m. Nelson for Blenheim, daily. 9 a.m. Oh Tuesday, Thursday, and {Saturday a . Special Passenger Car arrives Nelson at 1.30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday arrives Blenheim, 1.30. E. H. BEST AND CO., Agents* Blenlieim.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11306, 4 September 1922, Page 9
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