Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17940, 20 May 1920, Page 8

Valeria Face Powder is a true skin food {There's a totl if action ell Kβ oVm In tretno » fW§ powder like Valeria. For It oontains one of the finest nkln foods known to modern soienoe—a subatonoe whloh the efcln absorbs* and whloh make* it soft and smooth and supple. This la most Important, for there ere many powder* that do the akin aotual harm—hljjh-priotd powder*, soma ef them, too. - Valeria Face Powder is made to suit the very nataftt of the akin itself. For a hareh dry akin it it truly wonderful. There's nof a Face Powder made that does the skin so much good as Valeria. Ywfll find Valeria Pace Powder Juet detloMfot tti eao. It ia esfted throuah the very finest silk yoa evw oaw-thatfa what elvM it the beautiful aoft atlky feeling. And K stays on the akin so well. No powder la at at] satisfactory If It blows off soon after you put It on. Valeria stays on better than any powder yeta*v« ever used. ■ Qet a box toniay and try ft. YotrYa wire to Ilka ti. It la In two delightful odore- Hyacinth and Lotea LUles. They're both fine, but Lstoa UUftf fr J&& ttewer. Try it to-day. Price: 2/6 per box

AURORA A URQRA, the goddess of the dawn, according to mythology dwdt' d\ in the east, and at the close of every night ascended to heaven in her chariot, to announce the coming light of the snn. The draw, ing show"n above is not official, but merely the artist's conception of the goddess, as she appeared ushering in the glorious dawn of November i x, 1918. It will be noticed that her chariot is fitted with WOOD-MILNE MOTOR TYRES (he reason given, being that Aurora is a very artistic, far seeing and ppnctnal lady, and consequently requires tyre equipment that will add to the neatnest of her vehicle, and provide speed and every security on her long journey from the Orient to the Occident. Messrs CASSELBURG eV CO., LTD., Wellington! but never , Bon Ami doesn't scratch the dirt off —it rubs it off. But it rubs off only the soil and tarnish and doesn't touch the metal itself. That's why it is so much easier and safer to use Bon Ami on your kitchen-ware. Scouring-soaps scratch ' away the metal when removing the dirt Bon Ami never leaves a trace of itself except a'radiant polish and a mirror-like glow that [t^ggg^gg^ delights. \>jj ZriZ" I '"' '"■"■■■»J|l ' Also good for minors, windows, J \ ||?j| \ metals, paints, bath-tubs, wash-ba- , l||jjisi sins and faucets. \ Jj^Mith PBIOEi 8d PER CAKE. V^.,.. '. .