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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3057, 19 April 1917, Page 3

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"Face dry and parched after the outing, dear? . . ." Mine was, too, but It's better now. I applied 'Sydal.' It's so refreshing, and my!—hasn't it made a change. Just'feel how'soft and smooth my face is now! It's just "grand! , Go round '.to the chemist and get a pot of 'Sydal' to-day. It's simply splendid for softening the face and hands and arms. Inexpensive, too—you get such a big pot for 25." At;all chemists and stores:— Advt. ■ Soys and girls, try stationers and storekeepers for the "Thinker" school exercise ! books and penny • notebooks. Beat for .all-schools. Bannatyne and Hunter, wholesale agents "for "Thinker." —Advt. ■ "Trentham" Hosiery for Ladies! For the, Trentham Races you must be" clad* in Silk Hoke to match your costume, and we invite you to make-yonr .selection from 'our reliable istock.' Price's-Store, si-sfi. Willi® Street.—Advt. T

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