Dr. Watson

In a recent poll, women picked the ten best-dressed men in America.

These men were all men at the top.

Statesmen, governors, movie stars, producers, and millionaires.

And I know you'll be interested in hearing how a recent survey showed that Kreml hair tonic is preferred among America's top flight executives and most successful men.

But why shouldn't Kreml be?

Kreml contains a special combination of hair grooming ingredients which is found in no other hair tonic.

This is why Kreml gives a man's hair such a natural, well-groomed look.

Such a handsome, clean-cut appearance.

Kreml also keeps hair neatly in place longer, with an attractive, healthy-looking luster.

Yet it never leaves hair looking or feeling greasy, sticky, or dirty.

After you apply Kreml, you can rub your hand over your hair, and your hair feels so delightfully clean.

Notice how no greasy film comes off on your hand or on your hat band.

Just use a little Kreml in the morning, and at night, your hair looks as neatly groomed as when you combed it in the morning.

K-R-E-M-L, Kreml Hair Tonic.

Now, Dr. Watson, how about the singular affair of the babbling butler?

Well, that adventure began on a November evening many years ago.

For four days, a dense yellow fog had virtually marooned Holmes and me in our Baker Street lodgings.

The first day, the great man had spent in cross-indexing his huge book of references.

The second and third had been patiently occupied upon a subject which he had recently made his hobby, the music of the Middle Ages.

But when on the fourth day we still saw the heavy brown swirl drifting past us and condensing in oily drops upon the window panes, my old friend's active and impatient nature began to assert itself.