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J NNOUNCING A MAGNIFICENT,NEW HUPMOBILE atthe lowest price in Hupmobile History IT has long been the ambition of Hupp engineers to build a Hupmobile in the medium priced class, but each year they have said : “ Let’s wait a while. Let’s wait until we can build, not just another automobile, but a greater Hupmobile. A car that will add new lustre to Hupmobile’s 21-year prestige.” Here it is: a magnificent new Six at the lowest price in all Hupmobile history. Flashing performance allied with dashing beauty. Maximum speed well over 70 miles per hour and from 5 to 50 miles per hour in 20 seconds. Tailored to the minute. Low-swung, speedy lines. Greater seat and leg room. Sweeter to drive than any car you have ever known. See the new Hupp Six in our Showroom, then drive it when and where you will! n $3 J k £498 £498 £5lO Standard Sedan - Standard Coupe Standard Sedan with Disc Wheels Custom Sedan with Disc Wheels - Custom Coupe Custom Sedan with Wire Wheels Cabriolet ... £525 £525 £535 £535 Hupmobile Representative:— Mr J. H. Galo, o/o Bockaort's G art Agents:— J. McPherson and Son, Timaru. R. C. Robinson, Waimate. W. Banrood, FairUc. HIS-75-30

MASSE of Paris Distinguished Authority on Beauty Culture urges his patrons to use this one treatment to keep the skin lovely "Efficient, but gentle cleansing of the skin at home, is an absolute requirement of success in our work. We have investigated many methods by which this may be done, and have decided that the simplest method is by far the best of all. That is the consistent, thorough use of the soap which combines deep cleansing with the well-known cosmetic effects o) palm and olive oils.” / 16 Rue Daunou. Paris At 16 Rue Daunou, Paris, many of the world’s most distinguished women are accustomed to consult E. Masse on problems of skin cate. Mass£ gives much time and thought to home beauty methods, as well as to the treatments given in his artistic salon de beaute. "Efficient, but gentle cleansing of the skin at home is an absolute requirement of success in our work,” says Masse. Clients who follow out advice never use any soap except that which blends oils of palm and olives. They are the ones whose skin shows the greatest improvement as a result of the treatments we give in the salon.” Masse always suggests, and his most famous colleagues agree upon, the following treatment, twice a day, to retain skin loveliness: first, a rich lather of Palmolive Soap and ‘ > warm water, to be rubbed, with both hands, well into the skin. Two minutes of soap massage, a rinse, first with warm water, then with cold. A final ice water rinse as astringent. Dry skin usually needs some oily cream at least once a day. Oily skin requires an astringent lotion and the use of a day cream with drying effect. 7V 2 d. CAKH COPYRIGHT

Why worry thro’ the winter with a “grouch”? A sad-eyed Peever, sulky and morose, Why sit around, or by a fire crouch? While wise ones take "The Little Daily Dose.” Why not be “0.K.” confident and gay? Instead of having lung-woes to endure; Why not begin the wiser way to-day? With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. GAS COPPERS BEST. Everywhere housewives who want to be as modern in their washhouse as in their drawing room, are installing Crompton’s New Wonder * Economy Pumice Gas Coppers. The new De Luxe model makes all the difference between an easy and a drudgery Monday. Inspect Crompton’s De Luxe at the Timaru Gas Co.’s showroom

The highest prices come to the farmer who gets his produce to market in the shortest time and in perfect condition. The New Zealand Express Company make this possible. A fleet of speedy, reliable, Dennis trucks is at your service, ready to transport your produce in the fastest way possible, not only making money for you through higher prices, but saving you money on the actual cartage

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18539, 9 April 1930, Page 13

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Page 13 Advertisements Column 3 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18539, 9 April 1930, Page 13

Page 13 Advertisements Column 3 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18539, 9 April 1930, Page 13