W? mi SBSfiJv: ■H England’s leader in Beauty Culture Mme. BERTkA Jacobson warns "against harsh effects of soaps not made of olive and palm oils "Other son [is may irritate the skin: may came coarse pores and an unpleasant feeling of roughness. Palmolive is refreshing, pure, safe.” 11/12 Dover Street, London, W.l. "When women come to me for advice on the care of the skin,” says Madame Bertha Jacobson, of London, “I .always impress on them the need for soap and water, as cleanliness of the skin is the first step to beauty. But I warn against the harsh effects of soaps not made exclusively of olive and palm oils.” When Madame Jacobson urges the daily use of Palmolive that recommendation carries the weight of authority. This treatment night and morning: Make a creamy lather of Palmolive Soap and warm water. With both hands massage this well into the skin two minutes, allowing it to penetrate the pores. Then rinse, first with warm water, gradually with colder. To get the full benefit of salon treatments, co-operate with your beauty specialist by using Palmolive Soap twice a day. By beginning to-morrow you will hasten the return’,' of natural loveliness. Enjoy Palmolive for the bath as well as the face. Millions do, the? world Over. COPYRIGHT 9-15-31;.
can buif tea for less them 3'A p&lh. ... BUT IT CAN’T POSSIBLY BE THE BEST THERE is tea and "tea.” Every woman knows a good tea when she tastes it. What do your guests think of your tea? If you have been used to cheaper tea, bear in mind that the better the tea, the more economical it is. Raven Tea makes the most delicious cup of tea in thse world. And when you fill up the tea-pot the second time, the flavour is as good as ever. Raven Tea costs 3/4 per pound. Yei: some cheaper teas are much dearer. .
Uric .Acid Crystals ! Cruel cause of] rheumatism dissolved with Mackenzie's Monthoids. 6/6. —Noes Chemist, Hardy st reel.
Catarrh Sufferers! Now you can get relief. Buy a bottle of Brodie’s Kamitox, 4/-.—’Nees, Chemists, Hardy-st.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 19 June 1931, Page 3
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