Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14250, 22 December 1909, Page 9 (Supplement)

, . One of the most valuable foods known to science. It gives the body abundance of nourishment, with complete or partial rest to the digestive system, regulated as may be advisable. For infancy, illness or advancing age. Benget's Food is .old in tint, if Chemists, £■><•., everywhere. I Nature's Aid to Beauty. ICILMA FLUOR CRIiAM, "Ilia faca cream without grease." is used by thousandg tof-gi of English women bo- T cause it is a purely natural aid to Beauty. It is not a cosmetic and I contains no grease, fat, *- ICTLMA FLUOR CRM AM, "the faca creatn without grease." feSyjfigSMtt is used by thousands of English women because it is a purely \ '•&y natural aid to Beauty. It is not a cosmetic and contains no grease, fat, *• oil, or any ingredients ******** | of ordinary face creams or lotions. | Icilsim I Fluor Cream I simply imparts in a fragrant, foamy ■ and delightful form the unique virtues 1 of Icilma Natural Water—that won- I deiful natural tonic which has restored g so many thousands of complexions. 8 A little Icilma Fluor Cream used every B day will not tail to keep the skin soft, I smooth and white, and to prevent all I ill effects of age or weather. Nature's 'I True Secret for Beauty. fj [Icilma is pronounced— eye-silma.J I frr.in If A. ECCLKS, Chemist, Queen-street. I 11. 0 WILES, " Red Cross i'harniacy," I Queen-street. ' j RALPH R. FAUNIIAM, Chemist, North $ Shore. ! Shore. Cream, 2s per pot. gj Fluor Cream, 2s per pot. 1