Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1925, Page 129

THE SUNDAY Above — COLGATE'S FLORIENT GIFT BOX: A russet- and-gold-colored compact, in cloisonné effect, holds soft fragrant face powder. A bottle of Florient perfume com pletes a charming gift box. Here is a token of affection that you may send quite suitably to the debutante, her older sister, her mother, or even, perhaps, her grandmother, for no one grows old nowadays, $1.50 Above—COLGATE'S COMPLEXIONETTE*: A com- plete first aid to beauty. Face powder, rouge and lipstick, 1n a silver plated case, unique in shape, and of unbelievable compactness. Designed ex- pressly to fit in the popular flat purses or to slip nto iy, lored pockets, $1.50 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Above—COLGATE'SFLORIENT GIFT BOX: For the dressing table, a flowered box of loose face powder, soft as the skin it beautifies. For the purse, a slim compact. For the final dainty dash of fragrance, a bottle of Florient perfume, $2 i Wz P—— Above—COLGATE'S PIQUANTE GIFT BOX: The carnival spirit, sug- gested by the gaily striped box, is truly expressed in the fragrance of Piquante perfume and toilet water. Joy, laughter and the sparkle of youth are im- prisoned in each amber drop, $4 Left—RADIANT ROSE GIFT BOX: Toaccent the radiant loveliness of the rose-woman. Perfume that is the essence of a hundred rose gardens. Toilet water to refresh and charm. A Com- plexionette* compact for the final beautifying touches that make all the rest perfect, $6 Left Above— COLGATE'S ORCHIS AND PIQUANTE PERFUMES: New delightful scents, in purse size flacons, $1.00. Center —COLGATE'S WATCH-CASE GIFT Box A colotful little cabinet enshrines a C.—GRAVURE SECTION—-DECEMBER 13, Gifts that are sure to please v You can see these beautiful packages at your Javorite store. Colgate & Co. does not sell by mail Below—COLGATE'S LILAC GIFT Box: Lilacs!' Fragrance of vamished springs and springs to come! Their perfume is here for your delight in extract, toilet water and a compact of silvery sheen, $6 Right — COLGATE'S MEN'S GIFT BOX: Coleo Soap, Rapid-Shave Cream and Lilac Imperial toilet water— refreshments par excellence for the start of a perfect day. A distinctly masculine affair that will bring a chuckle of satisfaction. The answer to the annual problem of what to give “him”, $1.50 Watch-Case double compact in the new small size, and a bottle of perfume, $3. Right, Above—For the little girl who longs for perfume ‘‘just like mother’s”, COLGATE'S MINIATURE PERFUMES, 25c. 1925. Above—COLGATE'S TOILET WATERS: Many and lightful are the uses for Colgate's Toilet Waters, a many and delighted will be the smiles that greet them on Christmas morning. Different scents to choose from— single flower odors—delicate bouquets—something to please every taste. Just the gift for a man—to use after shaving. In holiday boxes, 50c and $1 Above—FLORIENT GIFT BOX: Florient—reminis- cent of golden sunshine and silver seas, of a thou- sand flowers blown by the breeze. A rare fra- grance, with just a hint of Oriental richness in its sweetness. Perfume and toilet water in a box of novel shape and smart design. No gift more surely carries its welcome with it, $2.50