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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 9 April 1924, Page 4

That beautiful., smooth, transparency of skin all women desire is not beyond the reach of even those who have despaired. Such womenfolk should try a jar of Glycerose Vanishing Cream. Glyceroso effectively cleanses the pores and stimulates the tiny muscular fibres of the skin to renewed vigour and healthy action. A ll chemists 2/6 a jar, or 2/9 post free from Box 210, Christchurch.

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