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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 87, 14 April 1941, Page 3

r /& T Have You Seen the New CUTEX HIJINKS and GADABOUT? In tune with the newest and brightest of feminine fashions are these new Cutex shades, a bright clear red and a bright red-pink. Other Cutex shades, Cameo, Cedarwood, Tulip, Old Rose, Laurel, Kfflk among others, remain great favourites. HHB All shades are made in a new polish that gives longer wear with no sign of chipping or peeling. Ask to see the entire range of smart Cutex shades. CUTEX I'll lIS* Economy! Cb*nge to Valet shaving — and get weeks of quicker, • v] imoother shaves from every blade. A few flicks on the strop and the blade is brought to a keen, new edge. Nothing to unscrew or tak« apart. Valet is the original self-stropping razor — and still th« limplest and best. VALE T No. 55 NICKEL SET. Self-stropping "Valet" razor, 3 blades, strop fit hinged container, nickel-plated case, 10/6. Other Valets from 4/- to 25/-. Y46.1 mmmmmmmmmm British made — of all dealers ■■■■■■ VP'Jiflifir I know and trust Velvet SoafV—it's safest for delicate fabrics and for sensitive skins because it is FIRSTGRADE and STERILISED. Use "Velvet" for whiter washing A A V I _J AVI J. -I NO BOTHER ABOUT BAGGAGE RAILWAYS' LEFT LUGGAGE SYSTEM ! Often, when a brief transaction at the station luggage office could save them much time and bother, train travellers are needlessly irritated by the petty yet vexatious problem of privately storing unwanted luggage or parcels. For their convenience and protection the Railways have a left luggage system that provides for the safe storage of parcels, baggage, bicycles, etc., at the very moderate fee of 5d per month for each package. Rely on Your Railways. A GET HOLD OF FOR DRY CLEANING ■JUi AND DYEING i ™ at pleases - MOODY'S DYE WORKS LTD. Phcn« 40.102, 2 linM, to/ Vim to Call. Crowluirtf St., Newmork#*.