TATTOO YOUR UPS with transparent South Sea red, as the tropic enchantress does! H • u ~/ mm .......... iIW . Makes lips moistly soft... gives them new youthfuiness Pasteiess, transparent, highly indelible colour for lips... instead of pasty coating. De Luxe 8/C That's TATTOO! Put it Standard 4/6 on like lipstick... let it Trial size 1/3 seta moment... then wipe it off, leaving nothing on your lips but clear, lustrous South Sea red that only time can remove... and that will give your lips a touch-thrilling softness, smoothness and moistness they have never had before. Five tempting shades... each attuned to the spirit of reckless adventure! Make your choice at die Tattoo Colour Selector by testing all five on your own skin... at your favorite store. CORAL.. IXOTIC.. NATURAL.. PASTEL.. HAWAIIAN Sole New Zealand Agents: Middows Bros. & Taylor, Ltd. 107-109 Customhouse Quay, Wellington South Sea Colour for Lips SEFJTIG FINGER NAILS CAN BE CURED. Local supplies of Ung Fava* obtainable from Harold A. Armstrong, Chemist, Gisborne. UNCrFAVUS A GUARANTEED CURE 1 Eggs arc plentiful now ONT.Y in home* where the housewives took advantage of cheap prices to preserve with Ovollne—the Perfect Paste Preservative. Don’t ba caught next season! Buy a jar of Qvollna right now and preserve ‘-nmedlately prlo*f drop! •-”*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19373, 10 July 1937, Page 11
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