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HOW OUR GRANDMOTHERS MANAGED TO LOOK YOUNG AT SIXTY. "It is strange." remarked an old chemist the other day, "that so many women nowadays persist in trying? all sorts of injurious patent systems and complicated treatments, hoping to restore mined complexions <>r improve the appearance <>r their skins, vrheu they might easily iln so l.y the j*impie home remedies of their grandmothers. In olden times a w-oman looked comparatively yonng at sixty, while now naist women have blemished complexions lons liefore they are thirty. Yet nothing new has been indented anything like so effective as the old-time lotion nsed l.y famous French Court beanties. such as Reiamier and Un Barry, tn preserve their yonlhfnl appearance. The recipe was so simple: jnst 2oz. rosewater. 1 drain tincture of benzoin, and 2oz. ordinary fln-s-ers of oxzoin. which any chemist will supply. Mix the lotion well, then apply with a soft cloth. If you apply It regularly, it will not only keep the skin free from wrinkles, lint will quickly rastore the dullest complexion. My own daughter Is nearly fifty years old. and in this way she keeps her face looking so yonng and fresh that most people think she has not reached the age of thirty-five." The above advice Indicates such a simple, harmless means to rejuvenate the appearance, that It Is published for the benefit of lady readers.—(Ad.)

TAILORS. FREE TROUSER OFFER. EXTRA TROUSERS FREE WITH EVERY HAND-MADE T0MEASURE SUIT «70/- 75/- 80/- 85/-to 105/WC make this special offer ot an extra pair of trousers with a pnrpoae in view. It is & plan that has paid each half year that we made It. It keeps onr staff «n--ployed in the usual alack season. Botter still, it inducei many oarefal men to test: our tailoring, on*, without boaMing. w« know we can «s.ti»fy any particular man. Our past good reputation and yonr future custom depend upoa our pleasing yo-i. TEST US WITH A TRIAL ORDER SOW ™ BRITISH WOOLLEN--175 Karaniahape Rd. Opp. Bank of N.Z/ aad Post Office. PUBLIC NOTICES. SOAPTT THOUSANDS OF BARS ARE BEING SOLD EVERY DAY ! What n, mighty testimony to tbe | m [ i ii I vi it y of "Taniwh* " Soap! Some say it's the advertising—others the net np—but it'a the Quality that has made this hr.-ttul famous throughout the land. Rents may rise—the cost of living may go np—Governments may come and go, but the people—those who appreciate a real good, genuine article — will, and must, always have Buy a box at once. EVERY GROCER STOCKS IT!

r i INSURANCE. FIRE. ACCIDENT. MARINE. AItUA.NCi: lot.'R INSI-KA.NfE WITH THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. A Local Instltntion. Keeping Preminmn la New Zealand. J. J. KI>'GSTOX. Manacer, AuckUad, »

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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 166, 14 July 1914, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 166, 14 July 1914, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 166, 14 July 1914, Page 7

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