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Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 18

Cl in as to the Bkinhecauscof tin; mousse of cream that's in it. Coraplet ely docsiuvay with shiny noser-; and greasy looking faces. Slays on all day in spite of heat, wind. rainy weather while dancing playing 4 5 MOUSSE OF CREAM & hi (ft Prevents the skin from dvying tip, thereby causing wrinkles a nd a coarse rough skin. Conta ins no 1 1 ny gritty, hard particles ' to enter the 1 pores and can blockheads. f larked pores n other unsightly ] blemishes. A ' \\\^yrn TT--'-'/ Is used by Iho lost noted he antics of land \ in erica, I’omlre Tokalon in all Sole Consignees for New Zealand: J. Myers & Co., Ltd., Hunter St., Wellington, K.Z. V fhe dilemmas of a Housewife . NO. 7. /on HOW TO BE 'PREMREDFORAN? BMEmmucr rs m When the cook departs with an air of scathing superiority and leaves you nothing but a crushed feeling, and the cold fragments of yesterday’s joint, don’t worry. just cover the feeling with a self-confident smile and add a few drops of Lea &. JPerrins to the mince. N.B. You'll prohably he asked for second and third helpings—of the mince, of course.