"I NEARLY DROPPED MY TEACUP! . . . WHEN THEY WANTED TO READ MY HAND" "During supper, someone mentioned palm-reading. I glanced at the telltale lines on ray hands and nearly dropped my cup. 1 had spent o busy day cleaning and the dirt had penetrated so deeply I just couldn't tret it out. "But my hostess was tactful. She switched talk to the care of the hands; and then 1 learned a hcauty secret Every night, cleanse the hands with Q-TOl, Skin Emollient." Q-TOL brings the dirt right out of the skin. Softens and keeps the hands beautifully white. With winter coming, too, you need Q-TOL to keep your hands from cracking and chapping. Buy Q-TOL to-day.—Advfc.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22431, 29 May 1936, Page 6
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