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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11757, 22 July 1916, Page 7

r □ IDI -JQi zziacz^ Test these wonderful British /I'M/ < Toilet .(&J ] Preparationsfll^i If you have never tried Icilma Yoilet If you have never tried Icilma \ oilet Preparations send three penny stamps (to cover actual cost of packing and postage) to the address given below for a Beauty Box containing a sample of Icilma Cream, a full sized packet of Icilma Hair Powder, an Icilma Shampoo Sachet and a generous supply of Icilma Nail Powder together with a wonderful little Book on Beauty. The "Icilma" way is the easy way to beauty. Just one minute—two or three times daily—spent in rubing into the skin a little of the fragrant Icilma Cream will make it exquisitely soft and smooth—and keep it so. Just five minutes spent in dusting a little Icilma Hair Powder over the head and vigorously brushing it out again will cleanse the liair from dust and grease, and leave it bright and attractive. This without trouble, wetting the hair or risk of catching cold. - And washing the hair with Icilma Shampoo is even simpler than with ordinary shampoos. The hair dries quicker and can be dressed immediately. While, for the nailß, Icilma Nail Powder gives a a est lovely polish which washing does not destroy. Toilet Preparations (Dept. f 4 ), Feathers ton St. Wellington. □ D

BATLEY'S OF JEWELLERY ILL GOODS HALF-PRICE £1 Worth for 10^see for yourself Note address—--138 Cashel Street (Late Sandstein's) am N m OCn fC« Hall's Margarine Guaranteed Pure It conforms to the requirements of "The Pure Foods Act," and is absolutely Pure, Sweet and Wholesome. Ideal for cooking. Ask for HALL'S Margarine, the name is on every wrapper. Sold by Grocers and Dairymen. 1 /- per lb. LOCAL WHOLESALE AGENT: 436 Cashel Street. J & r A Cold will 6o ri£ht •through the family Nothing is so infectious as a cold. Stop it at once with a dose or two of Bonnington's Irish Moss. It is a sure cure for coughs and colds, and should be in every household. Bomaitftoas Irish raoss gives speedy relief whether the cold be located in head, throat or lungs—it clears the cho ! <ed-up air passages, banishes that "stuffy" feverish feeling, relieves that dry, parching- sensation in the throat, and eases the lungs. This lady, like thousands more, would not be without it:— Dunlin. "SincehfinsinN'e'xZfal inrt, I haw U3t j d Bonn inn' on s Irish iloss with vory great siieocbS. I have found it most beneficial for the children for coughs and colds, dar;n<_r the 'C"l<i dam p weal her ami al w;i y s like to keep a bo-'le in the house." J. W. GOTTEN. A-.ls for, and insist on tr'otfirg Bi'nninirton'a. No <>. :-t is k iust as L'ood." All eli-mists an j stores. Sold in lum and imall l<rt:la». L 1 r .**: 1 >l. tl_ ; * irXNIKOTOM'tIp CVtt-'XLLN i IRISHWOS)