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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 191, 14 August 1922, Page 9

For Mends, skin and COmplexion-at all times In all weathers the skin and complexion can be kept clear = For : anc * S " ie re g u * ar use °^ I Pale Cheeks \ Icilma Cream — the world's ir**_- wh«,«/u-\ best known All-British toilet • from pallor u-tll I _ • 1 __._. \ find leama flesh- • cream. rragrant witn tne : Cream; ' O \^faiiy Ju %e.\ elusive Icilma Cream Bouquet. • Pared form of ■ '■ [dime* Cream. • _—. r__________T i Sot affected by \ (w) H_S — J lElllll&L Cream Price 216 per pot— Everywhere. British Made — British Owned and Best. Manufactured by Inter. national Icilma Trading Co., Ltd.. Lo dam. ENGLAND. Agents for New Zealand : Salmond * Sbratgon. Bakers Buildings. Featherstoni Street, WBLLINOTOS. #Use it daily and look your best _Wkm\ m Wm\ m m\ m m\\ " NAME LEVERON SOAP 13 A GUARANTEE OF PUBITY AND EXCDJJ-NCE _ SUNLIGHT ON WASHING DAY WITH SUNUGHT To the children the cheeriness and happiness of home centres in Mother, ln her turn Mother strives to make their livebright and happy. That is why she uses Sunlight Soap. / Sunlight Soap enables Mother to be oat early •nd happy with the children on wa«h-day— the washing finished, clothes neatly folded in the basket, and with leasure to enter into tlie children's pleasures. N___s_-^_i__S__S____i_F Sunlight Soap is the purest and most efficient of clean•era. At a laundry »oap it has no equil -as - household cleaner il stands supreme. ■a LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z ) LIMITED. PETONE V -E.IJOOO. OtIAKANTEE OF PURITY ON EVERT BAR. —-\q) ■''" — Mtsr B__B-__M-_-_W-M-___->--B_-_-a____-t£_sß_=; -__a__a_-_M_s___B__B__>_-__W-_---i I PUBLIC ' a ~\ _■ __ _■ _p ~" ~ .-Ho __ __* iy __, Y^-T^ ANNOUNCEMENT The Manufacturers of Edmonds Baking Powdt%r have had bronchi i« iho.r notirti several instancein which Ston'k.•'•[>• rs up' soiling tho favourite "Suro-to-Ki.*. ' l-rtkiiis! J'owjer .it <-ut pries. Housawnos -re notified that The Regular Prices for Edmonds Baking Powder are 1/9 Large Tin 1/6 Medhna Tin 1 Id. Small Tin These prices give retailers a fair working profit, and tho storekeepers who sell he'ow these prices are sacrificing this profit. Tins is unfair trailing. To rompnunlii tor ihis loss nf profit, however, :he cut-rate grocer* put up the prices of other _oocls. You pay in the .-nd ! It will thus f.e seen that you gain nothing at tho cut-rate store, and that You Lose Nothing by Patronising — The Well-Established Grocer—. i who is in the business to .stay, and who expects to mako a fair living irom his business.