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Pkensic akukoia buiuogi ma- ngu kubanga a lin a A sprin ne Phuacetin a te ne Caffeine. Bino bikola bulnngi a t e . biwonyeza ddala oknsing t Aspr irin yeT<ka. M ira Phens:c olabe bwawonva O m ntw e am ango, bnzza obnlaaru obuggya. Owewera, oddam u am a- iyi» era weyag*la. Phensic tayo- ' na nintima oka Inbnto.

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Phensict Olw’oaiutwe, Lumbago,

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^ f oraig 'a , O kunyw a, Yegg. Seroyiga, Ekifnba, ne BUW ONYA M A N G U .

ZONK, February, 1956

LIGHTER, BRIGHTER B E A U T Y - N O W !Wishing won’t give you a lighter, brighter skin-but Metamorphosa skin magic will. This one-jar, complete-treatment cream

smooths, clears and lightens your complexion—all in one action!

WATCH THE CHAhfat.When you use Metamorphosa Crime 5 you can watch your skin change to the delicate smooth shade you have always dreamed of. New formula works twice as fast. Ask for it by name—Metamor­phosa Crime 5—today.

RESULTS ARE THRILLING!Metamorphosa Crime 5 really works. Clears up pimples, blackheads blemishes—fast. Gives your skin that velvety, brighter, clearer appear­ance that makes you look your best. Men look at you with new interest. Women say. "How lucky she is to have such lovely skin!"NEW BEAUTY NOW!

WHY IT’S SUCCESSFUL!Amazing Metamorphosa Crime 5 is a combination of softening, lightening, healing and cleansing ingredients—a medical formula.

The moment you smooth on Metamorphosa Crime 5 you feel it coolly refreshing your skin. That’s Metamorphosa’s beauty action starting to work at once—getting your complexion smoother, lighter, brighter.

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TWO BEAUTY QUEENS FROM THE GOLDEN REEF

JOHANNESBURG* BOKSBURG BENONI

MISS BOKSBURGMiss Agnes Tsoke is 21 years old. She is very keen on Dancing, Music and Tennis, and was elected “Miss Boksburg” at a recent Beauty Contest held there. Very social, she has a sparkling, keen per­sonality and dresses very smartly. She has a lovely, clear complexion and will tell you that the best way to improve YOUR complexion is to use the TWO

MISS BENONIThis is Miss Emily Kokela. She enjoys cooking and gardening at her beautiful Benoni house. She had a wonderful reception on the stage in Durban re­cently. W ith her wonderful complexion we don’t wonder that she was picked as the “Girl of the Year” in Benoni. She advises “Use the two Karroo

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SA Y "YOU WILL IMPROVE YOUR COMPLEXION WITH THE TW O KARROO CREAM S'These leading Beauty Queens of the Golden Reef will both tell you that a golden complexion is needed to be successful in a beauty competition. They will tell you that the best way to improve your complexion is to use the two Karroo Creams.

Karroo Freckle Cream is used at night. You just rub it on to your face before you go to bed. In the morning, wash it off. After a few days your complexion will be lighter and clearer. You will see the difference and your friends will notice it too.

There are three strengths of Karroo Freckle Cream. You should find the one that suits you best.

In the daytime, use Karroo Matt Cream. It is non-shiny; that is what "Matt” means. Only Karroo make this special "Matt" Cream. It gives you a smooth, even complexion. It is made to go with the lovely, light complexion that you get from Karroo Freckle Cream. You must use the TWO Karroo Creams.

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DRUM: MARCH 1956

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Yes! More and more Evacosal Is sold every year. This is your guarants&ta»|tt’s goodness, and the surest proof that once YOU take Evacosal you will use it always.

EVACOSAL

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Collection Number: A427

Collection Name: African newspaper advertisements, 1953-1957

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