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Otago Witness, Issue 3862, 20 March 1928, Page 25

/fsHSKk Rexon/. soap. /f 7 OtiZj? O cAexona o)oa is “good enough" 4 Jor / The purest possible soap is required for nursery use. The skin of infants and little children is particularly apt to be roughened and made sore by inferior soaps. A number of the soaps sold for babies are worse than useless, and as skin-soothers and healers they are positively injurious. They, oft as not, are made with crude animal fats, which penetrate the tender skin of infants and cause obstinate soreness. Rexona Skin and Facial Soap is the purest of the pure. It can work nothing but good for an infant’s skin, and its healing and soothing work will be noticeable within one hour of application. * nsis J Upo “ n , urses using nothing but Rexona Soap for their children, they will be well repaid, for the children will never become sore, and their skin will always be,sound and perfect and blVu A moot S £ T lve \As *5 8pel!8 P eace ~»<* for baby, but for all the household. For every mother knows that no baby will sleep quietly if troubled with soreness. Rexona Babies are inclined to be bright and lively, for that important organ, the skin, is kept in perfect order by the use of Rexona Skin and racial Soap. Mothers, if your baby shows signs of fretfulness, try giving it a refreshing bath with Rexona Soap. Let baby be a Rexona, Baby, and see the result. "Everybody remarks on my twins' fair complexion and their lovely golden hair. 1 kanks to Rexona Soap." Mrs. Smith, 12 Boundary Street, Croydon, N.S.IV. -asssk, ❖ l —iff •• • -t Koss and Keith Smith, Bonny Rexona Babies and First-prize Twins m The Daily Telegraph,” Sydney, Perfect Child Competition.