Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20022, 12 February 1927, Page 5

Who is the prettiest AMAMI issenitNew Zealand ? fWOinprires A Simple Beauty Contest Ist PRIZE - £SO I 2nd PRIZE - £25 3rd PRIZE - £ls | 20 Prizes of £5 Already everyone is talking about the AMAMI Beauty Contest, In England similar Amami contests arouse nation-wide interest, and by the thousands entries are received from the best type of womanhood. Here enthusiasm promises to be even more intense. By every post come photographs of charming New Zealand Amami users. You should enter—£l9o must be won—and think of the prestige gained if you are one of the finalists. fMr. TSaos. M. Wilford, M.F., ©f Wellington, and Mr. W. W. DuSS, of the Famous-Lasky Films, have consented to act as Judges. READ THE SIMPLE CONDITIONS Select your best photograph. Write clearly your name and nrfrlr-t.** on the back of it. Attach an empty Amami envelope, and post to Judges, c/o Amami Beauty Competition, P.O. Box No. 1528. Wellington. PLEASE NOTE: Photographs should be not less than postcard size. No photographs can be returned. The judges' decision must be accepted as final and legally binding. m A/ si m Min VIOLET HUNTER, of Southport. ENGLAND, Ist Prise Winner in Town and Country Beauty Competition, ii an enthusiastic user of AmamiBrinq out the loveliness ofyourhair with Jhtmmi Your hair is criticised now as never before . . . the simple hair styles of to-day are responsible. They flatter beautiful hair. They betray hair that is out of condition. Amami cultivates the natural beauty of the hair; cleanses it -cr/ most thoroughly, stimulates the scalp and hair roots and leaves the hair with the sheen of healthy vitality and with the delicate fragrance of flowers. AMAMI Shampoos No. I for Dark Hair—No. 5 for Fair Hair each is complete with the Special Lemon Juice Rinsing Powder. 9 Per Sachet

tm The Oddest II life £or keeping Cool 'Once you have tried it, you stand by it always—the Rule for Coolness that is also the Rule of Health: Drink a glass of water sparkling with a ‘dasta* of THE WORLD-FAMED EFFERVESCENT SALINE ENO contains no sugar or other heat-producing sweetness; its own delicious natural taste requires no disguise. Children love its exhilarating sparkle, and they and older folk may drink it without risk, for ENO is free from purgative mineral salts and has no ‘lowering’ tendency. It cools and refreshes like a glorious sea breeze. SOLD EVERYWHERE—IN TWO SIZES. Sates ttcpresen tativcs in New Zealand . —The British Harold F. Ritchie &. Co., Ltd, 72 Dixon Street, Wellington. ENOS -FRUIT SALT-

rft£7 -lira fl “What a Delicious Change/ 9 |/"ING Oscar Sandwiches! How every- “■ one relishes the delicious change they make. How i fresh and moist they keep —to different from meat. And their nutritive value makes them equally suitable for manual worker or office girl. Made in a minute. Be sure to include some in to-morrow’s lunch. The Brand le your guide and the packer}' pride, • The Sardine j that an oaten In Norway." At all vrecers. N.Z. Representative}: Ay E. McGEE & CO. Auckland. m OSCA& pm & ■*aw! mum wwa: