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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18549, 26 November 1925, Page 7

m m m SN7' r/ f a !■ Egypt' s mos t Snduring Cjift balmy oils of palm and olive THE world owes much to Egypt. Science and art are the richer for her great civilisation of ancient days. Modern woman enjoys greater beauty of design in fabrics and in jewels because of Egyptian art. But her c greatest heritage—Egypt's most enduring gift—is an oldf ' time discovery of ever lasting importance. The discovery of the world's greatest beauty secret. The value of palm and olive oils as cleansing beautifiers was learned 3,000 years ago. And in all the centuries that I have passed the world has found nothing better. Egypt's i beauty secrets will live on. Cleopatra's secret of youth is { • now embodied in the smooth, creamy lather of Palmolive * ■ soap. How it beautifies l By cleansing the tiny skin pores of all clogging accumulations which enlarge and irritate them. Yet this cleansing is so ,• . gende and so soothing that it leaves your complexion * softened and refreshed. 4 - V Women who use Palmolive aever complain of dryness iv or irritation, and many don't use cold cream. This is because > 1 palm and dive oils impart their cosmetic qualities to the > profuse, fragrant Palmolive lather. ' s Massage it carefully into your skin—don't be afraid to be ? thorough. Dirt, oil and perspiration must be dissolved ' and washed away. Then use your favourite cold cream, powder or rouge, for most cosmetics are harmless when v applied to a clean skin. Bedtime is the best time for thorough cleansing, that your .skin may be refreshed, during sleep. In the morning stimulating rinsing is sufficient to produce radiant, rosy freshness. THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY (A'SIA) LTD. 12' WOODWARD STREET, N.Z. Palm and olive oils —nothing else—give nature's green colour to Palmolive Soap. Why pay more when the finest quality soap costs only 9d. H P. 44 Slffi Vh m • • i . U' '* •' ' *':. ' OtheMotorist, the Amateur Mechanic, the Wireless ictrical Enthusiast —The "WADE" Lathe ■^ w " C i a l appeal. ~ The WADE LATHE wUI execute your turning job quickly and well. Back-geared, selfacting, screw-cutting, with 13 change wheels which cut threads. Turns work up to 4 inches in diameter and 12 inches in length. „ . OA A * A Price £9-0-0 All Engineers are aware that successful Screw-cutting is impossible without the use of Back-Gearing. Most have been ■ deterred from purchasing Lathes combining these two functions, owing to their exceedingly high cost. The Wade Lathe is introduced to fill this big need for a reliable Back-Geared, Self-Acting, Screw-Cutting Lathe, at a price within the reach of all, a convincing proof of British Engineering Enterprise. SHBY,BERGH & Co. Ltd. HARDWARE MERCHANTS CHRiSTCHURCH

[OF GENERAL I M>y American standards ad Bix is a £SO better • JU than similar prioed Hew Zealand. Wun has there been • car ralue lib this. No other Car Value equals theOAKLAND at £345 i Distributor*: .MOTOR CO. - Wellington and Chrirtchurch

Watching American visitors i eat corn on the cob is one of the autumn ■ pastimes of the Paris boulevardiers. A grifl r room on the Boulevard des I {aliens which specialises in American dishes leaves its curtains always drawn so that all who pass in the street may . watch the diners. This, however, has not discouraged the Americans, who want the excellent roasting ears, oyster stens, "American ham and eggs," and griddle cakes with genuine Vermont maple sugar which the place -.tfers.