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NZ Truth, Issue 1293, 18 September 1930, Page 8

A. 09CYCLE will give you longer servicegreater value for money! B.S.A. Bicycles are built to give a lifetime of unfailing service under all conditions; They are quality machines, manufactured throughout m theBJSJL .<■ factories, with many exclusive features hitherto found only m much higher '* priced bicycles. For example: B&A. '.' .. Cranks made from best quality carbon steel forgings; Eadie Coaster Hub, the Coaster wim a positive drive; BJSJL Chain Wheel • double flanged -. !*?£ with gear-cut \i{ff teeth ; Graceful . •Tan*W Dtoroundfront Y3r forks with bra- ■l/t / Jm\ zed-in ends, etc. a l/^m Zealand Road- .' ■! ster model 066 J far? m\ is a sturdily I*"1 '*'" t l\ f 4) built, easy run- £ BslwTm ning machine, £$m. RJlla suitable for all- //fSSk HV M*« round . service " // / JM^Sjlvj *tk '- and long dist- // J, /jllwK'ln'C-Sf - ance riding. It J / JLJ/jl flfißrf/ 1 f/nrf hasEadieCoat£ ll \X ~H **%Jp } n Xtl tat Hub, D 111 ' 81. [•/ ,>; section mud- U\ Blj fi^lly guards, Brooks N6P - saddle, etc . x^ Prices from £10 • 10s. -•■-.■ Call and see the local B.SA<Wer or write for catalogue to - A. G. HEALING & CO. LUX, ;y Wholesale .Distributors, ' Wellington and Chris|church. - I GEO. SEGGIE, v Factory Represehtative'MA-w VhU .^MH. '"' 49, Elizabeth Street, - fWg V MELBOURNE. '^^jjpyfP'Pi See that your Bicycle is fitted with an Eadie Coaster Hub. ' — — — — : ; "■

Wwlk aW^Aama. Bmrnm. aamawm am MfflAT y% JOOR. TOP "J*--11 , i , For your protectiotvevery piece' and every rasher of i II SWAN BACON bears three coloured stripes— RED, | || . GREEN and BLUE. I ffi| . These stripes are your security — a guarantee of H g|! 4m JaP^^km Purity- Tlie y signify NO BORACIC or other jj 111 \y £&? mgm harmful preservative ! # m

FONTAINE of Brussels -* * •■- • -.--.. ' ■ i " .- - '■' : Beauty Specialist by appointment to I Iffer Majesty,; the Queen of the Belgians advocates this famous twice-a-day ffil^^^^^ffll'&i \mUllli l\!l»A t ■■ \. • Mdnsieur Fontaine giving a facial treatment tn bis salon. Fontaine HHIsHHMSS pl\i\ll™l\\mM M m '■ believes tn the twtce-a-day use of "le savon Palmolive," which, he says, IHffiffiral^f ffili^Wtilii^i^f illiSrislilillf * ' " usei with great succeSf I°* j^ial massage m his establishment. ■HBHhRM Sf IS? *mt il 'Bl \7ISITORS to the beautiful city of Brussels, often allowed to remain clogged up indefinitely with' J IS^^HL L 'Jl WIVi mf MJ H V stop before a certain shop windoV, opposite particles of powder, rouge, fine dust, etc. tbj ft ■ *#1 D I fc 8 X &*■ |p the sta ; e ly Cathedral, to note with interest several dehcate tissues must suffer and lose all their tal^jfSu^^w^^^S 'The one way of ensuring that the skin is '^^^^^M^M^^^^^mmmi the Jurtpean aristocracy. Here he has received, thoroughly cleansed of all impurities tn dj : pores „ ' mmm^^'^H^ -^T- -Ll Hi whh prX, warrants 2om the Queen and from " the regular use twice dai yof a «*&*»*„■} At „«ue St, Cudule, is the salon de beaute - 7SSm\rtla7^^^ } women °f d " UncUon - Monsieur Fontaine works with a zealous devotion suppose that the same thorough cleansing can , 71/ D.Per which has brought his name into international be got by other means. . /* Cake prominence as a beauty specialist. This season he /_ ;•-■ Vmm^-J** v< / S attracting much .attention from Continental Therefore-Palmohve ioa P ! Ifc * women of fashion because of a brilliantly unusual "That is why I always insist that before my tw« It fl A AbW metallic coiffeur of his own design: . preparations are applied^ the skin must .first be >Sr" d^fflSttamWrP^^^S*\yWo livA < - >nc °^ F° nta ' nes specialties is a facial massage * Uu iot he employs "le savon Palmolive gui What F onta i ne Advocates, m Brussels, is recom- ' l/^wv\ ft^S^B^^^^^^^OTAvrUm^^^i rcnd ■* la P**" la veloute " ( Palmoli ve Soap, which menc j ec i mi n London by such authorities as Madame ' = \lVw^^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^gt^\^^^ makes the skin as smooth and soft as velvet). 0 . Bertha Jacobson; m Paris, by Cavalieri, Madame <^>^\^^^^O^^^^^K~^ "The first step m beauty care" ' e t Bionjin Vienna, by Pessl; m Berlin, by Elise ; "^^Mfc^T "The first care of a beauty specialist," says M. Bock. In fact, every authority of consequence, . WlimMil/0 flaWlmMWm Fontaine, "is to see that the skin is m a condition all over the world, gives this same advice on the ■' to respond to treatment m the Salon. Many care of the skin: wash for beauty with Palmolive ; . A priceless formula yjSmmmW complexions begin to lose their freshness and Soap. Massage the skin for two minutes with embodying the prec- youthful suppleness Jong before their time for no Palmolive lather; rinse, first with warm water, then. . i«us oils of palm and other reason than that the skin is never allowed with cold. That's all. Its simplicity is one reason . olive, famous since the breathe. For skins do breathe— through the why this is the most popular facial treatment m ' ; days of Cleopatra for pro- ■^VmmmW oores. It follows therefore that if the pores are the world. longing health and beauty. l , . 56 NSB/S6/30 COPYRIGHT , - ; ' — -