WHY HAVE FRECKLEST HOW TO MAKE THEM FADE AWAY, LEAVTNG CLEAB, CLEAN SKIN. Thousands of women who for years have secretly chafed at the destiny which has compelled them to go through life with faces and hands more or less disfigured by ugly freckles, will rejoice at tho discovery of a cream that will remove these homely spots. The fairer tho skin tho more ugly it is when marred by freckles and facial blemishes, and they are. really unnecessary. Simply get an ounce of Kintho— double strength—from the chemist's, and one night's treatment will show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the freckles and the rough and sallow skin that make your complexion unsightly. Barely is more than ono ounce of Kintho needed to completely remove the freckles and gain, a clear, peachy, youthfully-textured skin. Kintho is easy and pleasant to use and is a simple, safe, and suro way of beautifying the complexion. In fact, it is guaranteed by a reliable chemist to give satisfaction or its cost—small as it is—will bo refunded to you. You can obtain Kintho double-strength for 4s 9d at reasonable priced chemists. —Advt. HEALTH OF CHILDREN. A DISQUIETING REPORT—2O PER CENT. NOT FIT. Reporting to the Education Board recently, a school medical officer says of some New Zealand children: "20 per cent, of them are not up to the proper state of nutrition." Thi3 is a disquieting report. Malnutrition is a common complaint amongst childron, and • unless promptly rectified those wno suffer win not develop into strong men and women, but wi" be handicapped all their lives. The most efficacious remedy for malnutrition in children is that old favourite Wilson's "Maltexo." Maltexo, the concentrated extract of best malted barley, has tin property of converting starchy food, such as bread, into malt sugar, in which form it is easily digested by the weakest stomach. At the same timo, it enriches the blood, forms bone and iiuscle, and tones up the system. Children thrive on "Maltexo," because it is a pure, natural tonic food. ( btainabje everywhere in one and two pound jars and.7lb tins for families.— Mvt. TRY THIS SUMMER DRINK. A glass of fruit cordial to which a spoonful of Stevens's Health Salt has been added (to make it efferescent) is a most wholesome and delicious summer drink. It serves a double purpose, for not only is it a cooling, pleasant drink, but it is also a wonderful blood purifier. Got a bottle of " Stevens V to-ady ■—the salt that sweetens life. 2s 6d bottle at all chemists and stores. —Advt, First aid for coughs, colds, and influenza. Woods' Great Peppermint Cur«. —Adrt.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 131, 30 November 1926, Page 16
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