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Otago Witness, Issue 3618, 17 July 1923, Page 55

mt - m n m When Egypt was an Empire, the daily ceremony of the bath amounted almost to a ritual. And in Egypt the precious natural oils of the palm and the olive were used to soothe and stimulate the skin. These same valuable cleansers are contained in Palmolive —the incomparable soap we recommend ;o you to-day. The Palmolive Co. (Australasia) Ltd. 326 Lambton Qur.y Wellington r FTER all—why shouldn’t you use the best soap ? All of you, the whole family ? Now that it sells at so low a price it is possible for every man, woman and child to use Palmolive and to use it freely from bath to bedtime. Palmolive, as well as vastly improving the complexion, tones up the whole skin and imparts a sense of bodily exhilaration and refreshment altogether different from the effed of an ordinary bath with ordinary soap. You can feel the skin grow soft and supple with the thorough cleansing which Palmolive gives; feel it revive health and beauty. then glow with new For Palmolive soothes and stimulates the skin. Because it contains the natural oils of the palm and the olive; oils of such quality that they free the skin of all impurities that clog and impede its adion. And remember, only the price—not the soap —has changed. Palmolive is as pure and good and delightful to use as always. Our aim is simply to stimulate an ever wider demand and more general use of Palmolive by offering NOW, the most remarkable value ever seen in New Zealand. Pigs B * oAll can now afford Palmolive, the toilet luxury at household cost. change in Quality, Size or Shape. Buy it by the Dozen ! P.O. H.Z. 5