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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21199, 3 December 1930, Page 5

SUN-TAN VERSUS SUNBURN. I’d love to become beautifully suntanned —but sunburn is a demon'" A problem easily solved. Simply start with u-toi—always—-before exposing face and limbs to bright sunlight. A gentle coating of Q-tol, applied first, will allow you to enjoy sun-bathing, tennis, or picnicking* with assurance of a lovely sun-tanned skin.—Advt.

About 440 new books were added last year to the National Library for the Blind. The library circulates the volumes without charge among 10 000 sightless readers. There are 213,202 bachelors of age in London. °

V D.LG. Dunedin We re economising, of course—everyone is doing it. But one simply must remain well dressed., It’s a problem—but usually resolves itself into a shopping tour through the D.1.C., because'one can rely utterly upon getting smart, good things there, and at prices that do not spell ruin or nervous collapse. For a delicious little frock, an ensemble, or a set of gorgeous beneaths there's some new crepe de chine—guaranteed to wear. All pure silk and 38 inches wide, heavy and good; in an interesting array of colours, including Sky Blue, Cherry, Fawn, Turquoise, Jungle Green, Apricot, Parma Violet, Claret,' Tipperary Green. Wine, Copper, Silver, Mauve, Rose, Jadette, Peach, Heliotrope, Cyclamen, Nattier Blue, Spruce Green, Rouge, Royal, Sahara, Saxe, Bottle Green, Nut Brown, Winebefry. Beige, Light Navy, Navy, and Black. Regular value is 14/6 yard, but D.I.C. bought it cleverly, and honest to goodness it is marked down to £ & 5/11 yard The Economy Gift Counter A convenient little booth at the foot of the stairs, where there's a collection of suitable gift articles, nothing priced above 2/6.