DISPENSE WITH GLOVES. , Eoforo gardening, cleaning a monr car, black-leading a range, etc., q few drops of Q-tol rubbed well into the hands and wrists makes .tho-skiu praotb' cully dirt-proof. In,-.,other words the dirt cannot become ingrained, and, remoining on the surface, is readily removed with cold water and plain soap. *
Four hundred tanks were in action at one time, not counting “dummies/’ same of which induced large bodies of Hie enemy to surrender. jjjGnme, grease, or paint is often ingrained in the hands. This can be remedied by rubbing in a few drops of Q-'l'OL before starting your day's work. Hairdressers, Chemists and Stores, 1/6. .
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10508, 9 February 1920, Page 3
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