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Northern Advocate, 27 July 1934, Page 11

Q-TOL—A x AMILY AFFAIR What would the family, do without Q-TOL Skin Emollient? Father uses it as a Shaving Lotion to keep his face in trim. To it, Mother owes her smooth, soft handh and dear complexion, The children fly to it for chaps and chilblains. N.Z.-made. 9

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