Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1923, Page 9

whk PALMOLIVE— The Bond of Beauty CUSTOMS and fashions change as the They used the valuable natural oils ofthe palm and world grows older, but beauty is eternal. the olive to cleanse and beautify the skin. These Women have always desired, and men worship- oils, prized so highly in that far-off time, are reaped, beauty. The elegant women of ancient Egypt dered even more potent to-day, so precisely are share with you the famous beauty secret ofthe they handled by scientific methods, so convenientages. For then, as now, a fresh, smooth skin was ly contained in a fragrant cake of Palmolive soap, woman’s greatest charm, but then the means were . The lather of p a i moli and so avauable only to women of wea th and fashron. femoves accumulated dust and * der which Now they are wrthm reach of all. neglected; clog dny pores compos ’ The life of the leisured classes of ancient Egypt, surface of the skin. Palmolive stimulates the under the Empire, was distinguished for its splen- sets working; and the sense of refreshdour. Beauty culture was considered of utmost tnent following its use makes a Palmolive bath importance, and it is recorded that care of the entirely different from any other. complexion ranked first amongst toilet arts. Palmolive now is easily accessible to all. Not Those women knew, as modern women know, every woman only, but the entire household can that health is beauty’s first law—the radiant enjoy the benefit and luxury of this delightful health resulting from perfect cleanliness. And soap. Buy it to-day. Try it to-night. And every they knew, as we know, that natural cleansers are day and night for a week, and note the improvesafest and best. ment in your complexion. tHE PALMOLIVE CO. (AUSTRALASIA) LTD. 326 LAMBTON Q UAY, | WELLINGTON . Jj ™ 9“ 1 nothing else—give na- \\\NB ture’s green colour to \\ I V Palmolive Soap. ' " w '•Or 1 f

When Nazol is frequently inhaled ! through the mouth and nose, it has a wonderful power in controlling influenza and other germs which lodge in the mouth, , and threat, j