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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3660, 23 October 1912, Page 10

sgg^^^i^aaßaggßaan—aM The wealthy Roman lavished large sums of money on his bath. The essences of sweetsmelling flowers ; the juice of choice fruits; the leaves of rare herbs ; sweet-smelling spices from far countries; all contributed to make the bath of the luxury-loving patrician a matter of great expense. In these modern times the choice healing medicaments of Mother Nature are no longer for the rich alone, but are gathered together from the four corners of the world, and combined at a price that places them within reach of all. In Rexona Skin and Facial Soap we have a rare combination of the extracts and essences of fruits, flowers and herbs, and healing, soothing oils, scents and spices, capable of furnishing a bath as curative and refreshing as the wealthiest Roman was ever able to obtain. The sanative, refreshingsoftening effect upon the skin, to be attained by using Rexona Soap in the bath must be experienced to be properly appreciated. The sweet, wholesome extracts in the soap enter the very pores, and invigorate and refresh, not only the outer skin, but the whole system. If there be the least sore spot anywhere on the body, Rexona Soap will be much assisted in its healing work by a gentle application of Rexona Ointment. SXi® VFACIAL SKIN MEDICATED SOAP Rexona Soap is as sweet wholesome and pure as the mountain dew. To use it for the daily bath, or even to wash the hands and face with it, is to furnish the skin with an exceedingly thin, but nevertheless beneficent antiseptic coating. Rexona Skin and Facial Soap is the purest of the pure. It can work nothing but good, and its healing and soothing work will be noticeable within one hour of application. FOR SALE BY A. W. J. MANN, THE LEADING CHEMIST. GISBORNE

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