Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

NZ Truth, Issue 890, 16 December 1922, Page 14

KUGE STACK OF TOOTHBRUSHES, sufficient to stock two or three chemists' shops. But on a little reflection, it will be seen that the choice of presents is a little -bit wider. For example, towels form a very necessary and very expensive item m anyone's wardrobe— that Is to say, bathroom. . Then there are toothbrushes, nailbrushes, backbrushes, soaps, shaving , and otherwise, bath-mats, spray screens, window screens, dressing gowns, foot-baths*, and doubtless other things such as racks to hold all these items. In the case under review, the mere males attended the .supper m full force, and they did their duty well, for they left a huge pile of . stun! behind them. However good the bathroom supper may be, one must tremble to think, of . the duplicating of some of these brushes and of the experiences of that young man m trying the various kinds of toothpaste orhair oil which may have found their way into his possession, not to mention the variety and quality of the razors which may be resting somewhere under the towels. v The idea, of course, lends itself to further extension, but that must be left to individual taste. "Young 'Un" (Napier): Put .m the brandy when mixing the cake. For a 51b cake use a whisky glassful of brandy. Tn a charming, old-world Irish village, McClinton's Colleen Soap is madefrom pure vegetable oils and plant ash. Recommended by y 2OO members of tho British Peerage. 1/- a Cake. Chemists and Stores.* DRINK VICTIM PRAISES "DRINKO" TREATMENT. "As a man who has been an habitual drinker for 20 years, I feel it my duty to state that I took one course of 'Drinko' Treatment, with ' the result that I now have no desire for drink, and cannot bear the smell of it. You are at perfect liberty to refer sceptics to me for a personal reference.' "Drinko" is odorless and tasteless. Can be given secretly if desired. Sent m plain wrapper. Write m strictest confidence for Booklet to Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 212 A.T., Lambton Quay, Wellington.* ENJOY BUYING CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT CLARKE'S. It Is so easy here to choose a Gift that will lay siege to the heart of any woman. Gifts of Silver, China, Glassware, Pottery, Antiques and Rare Curios. These are Gifts that will be prized, used and appreciated, not put aside after a few days and forgotten. They never lose their charm, and are, m addition, a Beautiful and Constant, Reminder of the donor.* WHY SUFFER? Superfluous Hair, the bane of many a woman's existence, absolutely destroyed by "RUSMA" (Regd.). Wrinkles that disfigure and other facial troubles removed by the "COMAN" Method. Call or send stamped addressed envelope to Dept. P. for Free Literature. All toilet specialties- and treatments reduced to pre-war prices. . ' • . FLORENCE HULLEN, C.M.Dr, 3a Courtenay Place' Wellington. Ideal Hair Restorer Is not a dye, but restores any grey or faded hair to its natural colour. Price 2/6 (posted). Outfits for permanently waving- the hair at home, with complete simple Instructions, price 35/-. Obtainable from Mrs. FABIAN, Cook Street FOXTON. Goitre Quickly Cured 8 A Lxdy. wf* tried every remedy m *iin. _ snd «t tot dkeovtted » ample method oi H telf-cure, will teod jwrdcuUn FREE to m tnyoo« sffijded. Port • leif • addmicd, tumped envelope to Alice fr.ty, G.P.O. Box 482, Chrulchureh. 50 Old Platewaro, Antimony Warr.^ g5 Car Lamp Reflectors, etc., made% 0 new with SILVEROID. 0 2/G at Loadino Hardware Store*. jo | Mrs. CLARA E. SLATER j | after a most successful tour m I i Australia, will return to England — by.] ' special request — via New Zealand. : Ladies will thus have an opportunity of seeing her. ALL ADVICE IS FREE. Send Cd. postage for booklet and fur- i ', ther particulars. t/^iiiwt^^X •' ,lra ' *-l*»'a E. SUtor "f «r»;inrrll H ■■»«. Ulfib 110 - . jffiuffiMs.ty&k l> m. Loud n CEi d. laSS). w»li I£wE«li-&''M.V£*d known throtuthuui flrral Hrll-S-fW/Maß^yv-'ViS ft! »- «''••*"••* eHOHT VI3IT IS a. HOFKSR'S CUTY •jfeSt ''?'** -*%■s! '" *« <-« ni "- J »X" IHUI.TII. •sfs-fc&'-r. 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Unaoilcltcd ■ tostltnonlitltj Keen o:i applic&tlon. ■ Write for l^ee Booklet. H A J. DOIO, I Chemist, Wanganui. ■