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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17633, 9 December 1922, Page 5

a£ 25 Hs§ M £ i !»>*» H i m rw? % 3N *SS U/! s*g /& !**> X 2W 3$ %? N> D 1 « ws I I i ■<£s: Palmolive tempers the sun and wind to the tender cheek :Bi&nr!Ti»Tiw3! blue" the New Zealand woman seeks the drenching sunlight of the beach and the bush. Now, more than ever, does she appreciate the luxury and benefit of the creamy foam of mUd PALMOLIVE SOAP. Fierce siin and harsh wind play havoc with tender skins. \ PALMOLIVE takes the sting yx out of summer and keeps the * skin of infant and adult soft and ,'. ' cool and free from irritation. Sells everywhere at 1/3 per cake SOAP

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