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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 927, 23 November 1933, Page 6

VELVET MITTEN HAIR REMOVER Unsightly hair on arms, and especially the legs, spoils the appearance of the most attractive bathing girl. omen bathers have found a boon in \ elvet Mitten Hair Remover, which removes the hair completely, leaving the skin smooth and white. Just rub lightly, and off comes the hair—quickly, painlessly. Velvet Mittens are sold by E. Cameron Smith, Ltd.. Chemists, Cathedra] Square, at 2s 3d each. X

A RESTAURANT, A GIRL, TWO MEN & ec ently, in a fashionable restaurant, a man commented to another man, his companion, on the attractive appearance of a young woman at a nearby table. "Yes,” said the second man, "but she spoils the entire effect by using cheap rouge!” No need to remark that the girl in question was NOT using ‘Rose Petal' Rouge. A rouge, more than any other cosmetic, makes a woman, or gives her away! No wonder more women of discernment use Kathleen Court's Rouge than any other kind. Rose Petal Rouge, at 2/-, outlasts three boxes of cheap rouge, and gives far betfgr results.