Page 13 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20311, 20 January 1928, Page 13

wuntasi CySTA^B /f sv ¥a Auxoline Pomade Dandruff Cure Price 2/6 From all Chemists, Hairdressers, and Stores. Auxoline rids your hair of dandruff, giving it new Life and Lustre. Auxoline Violet Scented Shampooing Powders 6d. per packet Jfyfade by *l7l c lsDo!ff and Sohn Poor HI 1 Iron Jelloids are the great Blood Enricbers. If you feel so weak and so depressed and get out of breath very easily, you should really try a few Iron Jelloids. You have no idea what a difference they may make to you. Every woman should take a few Iron Jelloids with meals HOW and again. They can do no one any harm. When you consider they have been a household rente !y for thirty years and the thousands of wonen (men, and also children) who have d. rived benefit from them you must be sure Urey are a good thing They are most inexpensive— treatment for 14 days 2/ —sufficient for 40 days 4/ —all chemists stock them —ask for Iron Jelloids N 0.2. Those with Quinine are Iron Jelloids No. 2A and are put up as a tonic for men. Children can take an iron Jelioid No. 2, or if young an Iron Jelioid No.l. Remember, Nerves need a constant supply of good red blood—how necessary therefore if you are nervy it is to take Iron Jelloids No. 2, For Neuralgia, lake Iron Jelloids No. 2A. Of all Chemists ?/- L-rge size 4/-

'M mis r ES ous NG HESS LES TA D€er!Maje6if, The Queen of Spain Lady Louis Mountsatten’s Choice This beautiful young gentlewoman, one of England’s greatest heiresses and a member of the British Royal Family, has chosen a dressing table of Sheraton design with a mirror mounted in black leather. To the gleam of gold-topped perfume bottles and the cloudy amber of her toilet set, a pair of jade green glass jars adds a dash of bright color. These jars, which hold Lady Louis’s favorite creams, were presented to her by the Pond’s Extract Company. uses this pair of gold-lined silver jars, embossed with crest and richly chased, for her favorite creams. Pond’s Cold Cream to cleanse and Pond’s Vanishing Cream to give a lovely finish to Her Majesty’s wellnigh perfect skin! \ C- 'ss V A Dressing Table To Miss Anne Morgan’s Tastb r y .... * * w ... w' ■> * m CEB v«l designed for the new clubhouse of the American Woman’s Association, on West 57th Street, New York, of which Miss Morgan is an officer and a director. Dedicated to the uses of professional and business women, its appointments are not only delightfully feminine, but are chosen with a fine regard for appropriateness and efficacy. Accordingly, when the very best creams for the care of the skin were sought, the equipment of this dressing table was completed with jars of Pond’s Cold and Vanishing Creams. ■s:^ Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt’s Poudreuse In a delightful dressing room for her guests Mrs. Vanderbilt |places a tiny, Louis Seize poudreuse, old Chinese porcelains, antique painted powder boxes. These accessories, with twin glass jars containing Pond’s Cold and Vanishing Creams, complete an exquisite ensemble for giving one’s toilette the last perfecting touch before one dines with Mrs. Vanderbilt. The Dressing Table of the Countess of Oxford and Asquith PERFECTLY DELICIOUS to touch, exquisitely fragrant, the Two Creams prepared by Pond’s are preferred by society women everywhere for the care of their skin. Their use is simple—yet it must be pursued carefully, daily—for the excellent effect these Creams are capable of! The extraordinary “Margot,” wife of the former Premier of Great Britain, lives a life as full as a man’s of activity and interests. So she chooses for her dressing table only those toilet articles that are essential to her daily needs—old perfume bottles of exquisitely cut glass, a powder box of tortoise shell, and glass jars of Pond’s Two Creams which, the Countess says, she has used “for years and years.’* Free O FFER: Mail coupon for free jampks of Pond's Two delightful Creams Mrs. Richard P. Davidson’s Silk Draped Dressing Table This lovely granddaughter of the late Mark Hanna of Ohio, is a favorite in smart society of Washington where her husband’s family has been prominent for generations. Her dressing table, exquisite in old rose and pale green taffeta, boasts slender lamps of green glass and jade green jars of Pond’s Two Creams. THE COLD CREAM, as light and frothy as the crest of a wave, is for cleansing. Apply generously with up-and-out. strokes, before retiring and during the day, if one has been out in dust-laden air. Wipe oft' with soft tissues. Repeat. Finish with cold water to close the pores. THE VANISHING CREAM serves a double purpose. It gives an enchanting finish to your skin. It makes your powder cling and lie smooth. Though some prefer to face the world with the soft even tone of the Vanishing Cream alone. Furthermore, it; protects the skin delightfully, preventing irritation from wind and dust and sun. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO., Dept. P. O. Box 319, Dunedin, N. Z. Ponds Cl n NameStreet-