Dr. Watson

How it feels so nice to touch, never greasy or sticky.

It's spelled K-R-E-M-L.

Cremel hair tonic.

Now, Dr. Watson, what about Professor Moriarty and the original Hamlet?

I'm all ears.

It'll be interesting to see if Sherlock Holmes really was too late.

But, men, it's never too late to help improve the appearance of your hair.

If you're having trouble keeping your hair in place, if it's dry, lifeless-looking, why not try cremel hair, Tommy?

Honestly, I think cremel is by far one of the greatest hairdressings ever discovered.

Cremel keeps hair in perfect order from morning until night with a nice, healthy-looking luster.

Yet cremel never gives hair that cheap, greasy look.

It never smothers hair down with sticky goo, which makes the hair and scalp feel so dirty.

In addition, cremel makes hair a cinch to comb.

At the same time, it removes dandruff flakes.

It relieves itching of dry scalp and makes your scalp feel so clean and refreshed.

Next time you get a haircut, ask your barber for an application of cremel.

In the meantime, buy a bottle at any drug counter.

K-R-E-M-L.

Cremel hair tonic.

And now, Dr. Watson, what happened when you and Sherlock Holmes found that Mr. Burleigh had been the victim of an explosion on those Cornish cliffs?