SSIH rllilll l' 1 ■HI ii liil /;?« 1 S?bV •••-;.*•,•, to.-'"' p» m. IWRSS! !> "M "that prompts a second helping" grown and manufactured in New Zealand. A pure, wholesome diet of the fullest, nutritive value. Better and cheaper than patent packet concoctions.. &w. OATMEAL AND v ROLLED OATS Northern Roller Milling Co. Ltd., Auckland. 'V * IW'J ■t "WHY SHOULDN'T IT BE? YES, it took me years to learn to enjoy shaving. But I found out the very first time I tried Palmoliye, that shaving doesn't need to he the torture it used to be i'or me. Cool c.omfort tells the story." It's the olive oil that does it. Olive oil is >vhy Palmolive alone brings you these features that make for better shaves: 1 Multiplies itself in lather 250 times. 2 Softens the heard in 1 minute. 3 Maintains its creamy fullness for 10 minutes 011 the face. Jt Strong bubbles hold the hairs erect for shaving. 5 Fine aftereffects due to olive and palm oil content. To :uld the final touch to Shaving luxury, use Pal motive After Shaving Talc Especially for nien. Does not show. Leaves the skin smooth and frcslii. The Olive Oil Shaving Cream BUY A TUBE TO-DAY Colgale-Paliniolive-l'eet Co. Lin., Box 1393, G.P.0., Wellington (Dept. A) Plea»e send me FREE sample of Palmolive Shaving Cream. 1 enclose 3d. to cover cost of packing and postage. Copyright 5-204
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 14
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