Page 12 Advertisements Column 4

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20639, 30 January 1937, Page 12

FOR THE SKIN TWO REFRESHING BATHS A tomato bath will be a rare treat for your skin, and it will cause all sallowness to disappear. The bath is easy to make and is very inexpensive. You will neel three thoroughly ripe tomatoes. Cut them in halves and Squeeze them to extract all the juice. To each tablespoon of juice add ten drops of eau de cologne, and then add the whole to your usual bath water. Strawberry juice has excellent qualities for refreshing, refining, and whitening the skin. And it is very soothing to wind-scorched skins. Carry out the pack in the following manner. Cleanse the face thoroughly as usual with a cleansing cream, remove the surplus cream and dirt, and then smear lightly with a thin cold cream. While this cream is on the face, crush a dozen or more strawberries and soak a piece of muslin in the juice. When the muslin is thoroughly saturated, lay it on the face so that not the slightest vestige of skin can be seen, and then lie down for fifteen minutes. Remove the muslin and surplus cream and then apply your make-up in the usual way.

lODINE CONTENT—SEAMEAL EXCELS Gregg’s Seameal, made from edible seaweed, has over thirty times the natural iodine content of dried oysters —proved by analysis—yet costs only one penny per person per week. The cheapest and best means of remedying lodine deficiency in food and maintaining perfect health. 2/6 and 3/6. All grocers. ....

--OSBORNE™ ‘ J -MHI NOW is the time to teach your children t j 4 -.*•* ' ’''•A IfejKs the piano. Now, while they are ’BB young, music tuition does more than any- |||||§«| I Sil thing else to develop mental alertness and | ' - Jsffi to mould finer character. MMy OH Now too is the time to buy a new piano. MSM? J 1008 Begg’s, New Zealand’s largest piano house, |||||y WW JR Jga offer today’s most wonderful piano value—the new Osborne Upright at £5B. A full size mahogany model of 7 < - * S ; octaves; heavy all-over iron frame; fully closed with wrest pins; Brookes action; casework of mahogany, rare quality of tone. 1 Begg's wonderful selection includes Bechstein, Bluthner, Rogers, Collard & Collard, Hopkinson, Allison, Squire, Kemble, Howard, and Osborne Pianos. ' _ "~ ~ Alsc the famous "MINIPIANO." Easiest —— — - ' ~~~~ of terms arranged. Liberal allowance on your present piano. Write now for Catalogue. Y. 1 ,-Jevf-'J’ ‘J v Small Deposit —6/6 per week. Bl Charles Begg & Co. ' LIMITED. Stafford Street and Arcade, Timarn.

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