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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 36, 12 February 1931, Page 20

COIICSI^IIIIIg I n^lnll k^ ' Made by NEW ZEALAND Tradesmen N I (^^ H DrNV'C CHROME Derby Boots. ■■<..■■ j H XLf^W^^MM^^MAAj^ I great demand but reduced for this i^>»^ VjIKLv s h oe> neat fancy I j t t 1 Great Emptying Warehouse Sale. IW^ii&L stitching. Sewn' soles. Sale I Men who want to be well dressed H 7to IO - - 8/9 llto I 10/6 l9^^B^ Prices. "•" ■ jX~^ Sx£^ I I (/o Ut h s )2to 3 l2/1, 4t05,3/11 , \P3^^ '"(Lo^" Jlw/^ 7 I used in higher priced suits; the M nfy/'Q Black Box CHROME 4tO 6 ~ ~ 14/3 ■ /styling is advanced, and prices || DUI J Derbylaceboots-leather T?™,,,.1, 1.1 ~ TVRTPFQ f ft - TIATVnVATT'C I . are amazingly low. The Don ■ | ine d. Extra.strong soles. Remarkable PKKJ^ lor HANNAH S ■ indigo Serge "Suit made-to- ■ 7to | o _ - io/4 11 to 112/3 Renowned QUALITY School Lines! I measure is popularly regarded M . -;.,«- A + c ie/ A ■ as the best suit value in the . | (youths) 2to 3 14/11 4to 5 15/9 /~|D I'C BOX CALF Shoes-/ I ■V City.to-day. B ''' ff^fc^T \ V irvL- with Stout Sewn M I I. ' BOYS DeV'ace^h^-leat'her J to,!© 8/9 ~to , 10/6 ■ *^-* r ■ ' ■ lined. Stout soles. Great wearer. -■^•' :-; (maids) 2to -^ 12/11 ■ istheprice. I 7tolO - -10/4 llto I 12/3 4to 6 13/11 ■ ■ (youths) 2to 3 14/11 4to 5 15/9 ' ' ' ' " ——-—; ' ' I U*MN I These Unique Economy Prices at:— * ■ H ' Ready*to*Wear Suits I l^»s^ j^^^^L ; I are' an Investment I■■ Jk ||^| 4 ■_■ M - «^^ I individually cut and finished, en- < < ■ .'-. ft '""T: 1 I /. not factory-made articles, and I H | H '..^B "J^fT^k H H I^^ ■ 'V M ■ ■■'■■ . there is no limit to sizes. - 8 F* '^""Mm '" yrf^^^r y^^^ I Prices range from I CittPli/iiiQ • 44:6:6 I WAREHOUSE- SALB s T\ I Mr. Ernest Blackmorc ; ■■HIHHaHHaUHHHHBHHHHHHHHHaHI^^HHHHfifIHBIS Late Harry Hall's, London, per- '~' .'..'■■■' ■ ' '; ■' ■ " ''- . - ' , - ' '■"... ==^i sonally supei"vises all work before . . . s it leaves the premises. . See him ' r '. \ ■^*j^j^ «i place Palmolive first among soaps ■HMlsi ♦ .'. its vegetable oils protect and cleanse* 43 COURTENAY PLACE - WELLINGTON. | Hi irn r* %\ says Mmc, Dahlstrand . Jj^^l^n^ T Olir IX.IIDDISD I iM'il M foremost beauty specialist - In every house, and certainly in every garden, a de»tnictor M& , M ""' ' ' ' Imk should be installed, not merely on account of tidiness, but what . ; W , '^^ £/• tt • 1?1111S GL viO» -L[tl» . . N | JMLKjULIJLjBmSS^i|* ,^r Corner Jervoit Quay, Hunter and Victoria Streets, Wellington TTOWEVER successful I am with ->0> •'^-'-my beauty treatments, all my The fine vegetable oik in * j ■■■■■||^mhh|mmmmmmmi eff orts would be iii vain if. my clients Pahnolive Soap are nature's most * "~" did not continue the treatments in effective safeguard for the lovely SKSSsfr"^^ their own homes,'; says Mme. Dahl- texture of the shin. " %^Tti%% ■2HBK"^" M>Oi >lsH B■ 1 Mk^ si l^B mentS is .first bf all tO keep the skin ' " M ' ' ' ■■ "■ '• Here ■« one step in a'facial, wS^^^' $& ¥^^B clean, the most vital condition for ,' - . • ' Stockholm scion. i^^jK *& ■jTIT 111 I Ii ■ valuable assistant in the service of \ Klmr% iAtT\ •1V 1r A J beauty." ; : of Palmolive Soap. TEey may differ on o f t h ese o |] s nia k cs unnecessary tlie !Wt '♦";• IM^^^iy fUJMfcViMkH t 11 c j ■ itV •— ~-• ~ dozens, hundreds of other theories. addition of heavy perfumes. It is a \»f^r «fTTOpTlin i^W M en,TT7E: But °n this °ne fadal treatment £W pure, vegetable oil soap, sa(e for the yXT^ - ||r 1 I I'!' W i I M tant beauty shop than that of Mmc, all agree# Could ssibly be a most ' sei 4 iye inAAyinHHrJ A I '1 dKiW 3? ahlstrand ' of Stockliolm^who gives more authemic recommendation than ■ n , |^M\^^S:| \ "lA^^*^ this interview, on beauty. Her. salon is approva i o f 2^,723 professional, 'Vegetable oils in soaps," says Mme^ *H»W^L^ \ f jf *U^^^^oo^o*^ housed in a magnificent marble palace, experts? Dahlstrand, "will help to improve your XTOUknowhowtomientingandifrita. and h er beauty dieory was learned in colour and tone up your skin." 1% V tine* <siir»hiirn n «rll? a «!i ran 'ho w Wn Pans, centre of the cosmetic arts. They all realise that soap must cleanse / X tmS &ul^urn^ ncl astl can be wne" .'■•-.■ . ■ without irritating- must refresh and a^e Mme. Dahlstrand s advice and you re afflicted with them. Sores and « Tllls fine facla i oap » s h e gO es on to beautify the skin without injuring its begin this very day to use Palmolive. Rashes particular to children are just as _„„ "Up?™ the' knrfacp nf the skin jv a 1n i r Prices painful and irritating. Germolene Sldn S n^nSywtu«l delicate texture. And Palmolive anI/O & Al- Dressing gives rapid relief to all skin well protected. It is bland and neutral. SW ers these needs perfectly. Its vege- . . per tin tToubles-ifsootheßthemostobstinatcpain se * warm water forxareful taUe oils haV e been used by lovely r and itching at a touch, allays the burning cleansing; then rinse with cold water women since the days of Cleopatra. It W/Wstm^W^ , irritation and rapidly heals the tenderest or ice to prevent relaxation of the skin is used to-day by millions—for the . skin without blemish. Use Germolene ofsagging." : bath as well as the face—because it MBSL/wr§Smss!k' 'v^ \^^ and get relief AT ONCE. ". .in Vans, London, Rome, Madrid. costs so little. ' ' ECZEMA, RINGWORM, STINGS, CUTJ^BURNS.' The great specialists all over the world, Palmolive owes its natural green colour 1; "^^s» ■''-JA-' ■-■■'■' 23,723 of them, agree on the efficacy to palm and olive oils. The fresh odour IMITATIONS OF PALMOLIVE COPYRIGHT 5-SJ-II