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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 220, 16 September 1924, Page 12

Enchantment There is alluring fascination in a soft, smooth, delicately perfumed skin. Nothing so speedily weaves the web of physical enchantment as soft, white, yeilding finger tips and checks that ask for kisses. The secret of such charm is simple: and it is yours. The cloudlike lather of McClinton's Colleen Soap is its hiding place. Just before retiring to-night, work up a warm water lather of Colleen Soap and rub it well into the skin with your finger tips, until the face feels fresh and clean. Rinse in cooler water, and then apply quite cold water for a few minutes. Dry thoroughly with a soft towel. Continue this treatment for about a fortnight , and your skin will take on that fint and texture you envy so much. But ft must be Colleen Soap, because McClinton's are the only soaps in the world made from vegetable oils and plant ash instead of caustic soda. And it's British I M? Clinton's * f^olleeit \x/ soap Price 1/- per Tablet, Everywhere. Unless you insist on McClinton's Barilla Soap you cannot get Barilla made from plant ash and vegetable oils. Always prefix Barilla with the name McClinton's. - ■■'.. Remember that when you shave, you rub the Soap right into the pores of your skin. If that soap contains the slightest impurity—! Don't run risks, always use McClinton's Shaving Cream or Hibemia Shaving Slick. \ ' i - AT_Z. Distriiiilor. .- SALMOND - SPRAGGON Ltd. , Baker's Buildings, Wellington 43 - THE CHARM §§8 OF THE , '^Mpl COCKTAIL mXI As a tasty pick-me-up and t appetiser a cocktail mixed m j with Gilbey's has a charm j j| gj § of its own. f iiS^-^Kl^ There is just that elusive || Jul §£pa|j ' flavour with a Gilbey Cock- t jlp ____3H1I tail that makes it a delicious , drink. :' ~^^^^^^^^=~ Gilbey's Dry Gin uxjQixcfon, of clear, crystal purity, perfected with generations of B ? & c f amous Distillers experience. , \y. &A. GILBEY