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Otago Witness, Issue 3823, 21 June 1927, Page 65

' ; •’ // / Your nails can be Exquisite! Just two simple operations will keep them looking always professionally manicured. NOW, with only a few minutes’ care each week, you can keep your hands looking as though you had just come from a professional manicurist’s. The troublesome part of keeping the nails well groomed and charming is the cuticle. The secret of smooth even cuticle lies in keeping the nail rim free from the old skin that dies as the new grows out. Cutting only makes it grow back more quickly, in thick uneven lumps. But the dead skin must be removed some way. Northam Warren, the world’s greatest authority on the manicure, has perfected a safe, antiseptic Equid—Cutex Cuticle Remover—that actually frees the dead skin from the base of the nail so that it wipes easily away. How to use Cutex: Dip an orange stick wrapped in cotton wool into the bottle of Cutex and with it work round the base of the nail, gently pushing back the cuticle. Rinse the hands and the loose little shreds of superfluous cuticle simply wipe away leaving a smooth, even nail rim. Finish with one of the delightful Cutex polishes. Cutex preparations can be had wherever toilet goods are sold, either singly or in the handsome and practical manicure sets. Priced from 2/6 to 21/. Cutex 6 Complete Manicures for qd. Post the coupon with 9d. for Introductory Set containing everything for the home manicure—the famous Cutex Cuticle Remover, the loveliest of y B5 powder and liquid polishes. Cuticle Cream, orange \ stick, cotton and emery board. Distributors for xr-A \ New Zealand, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Ltd., V Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin. J? \ POST THIS COUPON WITH 9d. TODAY NORTHAM WARREN, Dept. K-319 P. O. Box 1495, Wellington . bggfl I enclose 9d. in stamps for Cutex Intro- kF 4 ®*' ductory Manicure Set. IJI Name Street and No. Town

A girl can quickly learn to make dresses, jumpers, skirts, costumes, and otlier garments by taking up the Dressmaking and Designing. Course of the Woman’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences. Everything taught by mail. It jneans- you can be much better dressed for merely a portion of what you now are spending.' Write for full particulars to P.O. Box 26, Te Aro C., Wellington.— Advt.