Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Star, Issue 23861, 16 April 1941, Page 10

EVERY man admires every woman desires a flawless complexion. But beauty must be sought and compliments earned by daily care of the skin. And now to the aid of every woman seeking beauty comes Norfolk House Vanishing Cream, a new delightfully smooth cream, hygicnically prepared from a special formula that soothes and vitalises the skin. Make an appointment with Norfolk House Vanishing Cream for a new beauty treatment todayl - Norfolß HOUSE Vanishing Cream Sold in the latest blue, green, pmk and* red silk tasselated tubes that avoid any metal contamination and are so daintv and useful _ for _ the handbag. Also in attractive jars. Sole Distributors: i. A. SMITH & CO. LTD. P.O. BOX 843. AUCKLAND. Tube 2/6 Jar 1/6 Wk ft 1 ' i vr. f ’ jS’ A ft & & * & s ft The FoMor Tin has the ‘Easy Opener” $ m V M.M.—MOSGIEL for MERIT x. <T> r \ 3 »ss rro (0 JR ZZw. o *«5«. In manufacturing as in war, decorations are awarded for conspicuous performance. Mosgiel have some fifty awards to their credit —further proof of the superiority of His Master’s Woollens. 841 NDSGIEL THE.MOSSIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY CO. LTD.,DUNEDIN

ENGLISH AID GREEK FORCES There are many young women in Great Britain who will rally to a good cause if it offers them a dangerous and adventurous life. Once again members of the Women’s Mechanised Transport Corps are to enter a theatre of war. Mias Alison Tennant, an attractive brunette in her thirties, who is a niece of Lady Oxford and Asquith, is to take out a party of 12 girls to servo with the Greek forces. The girls, now finishing their training in London, will wear on the sleeves of their uniforms badges featuring the British and Greek, flags. They have volunteered for Greece, and will drive live ambulances and a staff car.