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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19852, 13 February 1930, Page 2

"Mother, may I wash my doll's hair?" "Do you think dolly needs it?" "Yes, her hair is wispy and dull and I want to use Packer'? Tar Soap and make it shining and fresh and fluffy so everybody will say 'lsn't she pretty'!" "The way people do when you've had a shampoo yourself?" "Yeß, or when you've had one, Mother!" PACKER'S TAR SOAP Hade with Pine Tar, !/- a Tablet. PACKER'S SHAMPOO Made with Olive Oil, 4/Q a Bottle. 21 Odorono gives relief from hot weather annoyances. No perspiration odor _ or dampness! Only by the regular use of Odorono can you be sure of avoiding offense by unpleasant odor. , Odorono keeps the underarm «i ways' dry and fresh by checking perspiration in a safe way; Developed by a physician for his own use', you always feel safe in using Odorono. There are two lands of Liquid Odorono — Odorono Regular Strength, for use twice a week, and Odorono N0.3 Mild,for frequent use and for sensitive skins. Also, Creme Odorono, in tubes. Pott cottpon with 6d. for Odorxmo taatpU kit. VAN STAVEREN BROS., Ltd., Department 0.C.-28, 118 Wakefield Street, Wellington. ' I enclose 6d, for the Odorono Sample Kit NameStreet 8 No., Toot . , . . .. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. SAFEGUARD your children against the diseases and 'sores they pick up so readily at school. Let them acquire the "CAMFOSA" habit—a touch of the Disinfectant in the water they wash in before and after school. This will keep them immune from these childish complaints. And use "Camfosa" Medicated Soap when washing their hair. 1430

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR AND MOLES. * Permanently removed by my renowned 12needle method of electrolysis. By my method 1 guarantee to remove per> manently twelve times as many hairß as any other Electrologist does in the time, and thus ou koth time and expense. "•B.—Electrolysis is the only method recommended by the medical profession. CONSULTATIONS FREE: Sittings from *wi 6d. madam loeraine, (Madam Litchfield), McArthur's Buildtags, cr. Cashol and Colombo Sts. 'Phono 35-162. —L4554