Page 13 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24085, 2 October 1941, Page 13

¥ - - • .. ; - -1 K' 5 MM \' S*; 9 ''& v »,'% pnK6Sß^>?.-.9?Z* ■:-: m W:W: •:::: mmmm Wim. i'<r WMi m m. m ' : iilll mm 11111 ■®.| MfM i ■ J , ' S; f, TH E> f &CRET Iv'ic mWe r ipTOi I 1$ I _ m i aa#i ,a:s. i" ■ -*" .rH III! J. . Mfe*" -|:v. . . r 1 si ,„ • L j ▼ L S«l Soaps that merely contain Palm and Olive Oils are not genuine PALMOLIVE! Throughout New Zealand to-day various imitations of Palmolive Soap are being offered for sale. These imitations are called by various names that may deceive you. Some bear the words Palm and Olive Oils and others have names that sound like Palmolive. Be on your guard! Genuine Palmolive Soap Is easily Identified. !t has a green crepe paper wrapper with a black band bearing the name Palmolive in gold. Genuine Palmolive is never sold unwrapped. Turn your eyes to the test tube on the right. It shows the exact amount j of olive oil in every full-size cake of Palmolive Soap. That is why I Palmolive stands alone and why beauty experts prefer it to all other j soaps. Olive Oil holds supreme place among natural beautifiers. it /I soothes and protects. Palmolive contains no artificial colours. Its delicate green comes from the natural oils of which it is made. Palmolive is pure jj and therefore safe. Its low price is possible only because of marvellous A manufacturing methods producing millions of cakes per annum. // Don't take risks with your skin. Insist upon having genuine Palmolive \ Soap always. Beware of cheap imitations. J (w) f Th i> h t lub° c oil Zl' y '*9» # ' f'S w $ P.Zitd A- ' S 5" !| av *i MS**:} m 1 p-s i rT<