The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-08
'Mdde-Ir-B Birmingham Toilette Articles
 the Latest Acquisition to Commercial Circles
Fly DOLLY DALRYMPLE

Birmingham stands shoulder to shoul- der with all of her sister cities in the mat ter of up-to-date requirements of every description.
 | As a manufacturing town, perhaps there are others that are more widely known, but every day brings the Magic City more prominently before the public in this capacity.
 Goods of all kinds are manufactured here, but the very latest product on the market is the presentation of a line of hand made toilette articles, of which Mrs. A. B. Dennerle is the sole manufacturer. Mrs. Dennerle stands at the head of her profession when 1t comes to long exper- fence. broad knowledge and practical demonstration.
 Her handsome hair dressing and mani- curing parlors are frequented by the elite of Birmingham. and the work that she does speaks for itself in every case.
 Mrs. Dennerle is an artist in her work.
 She started at the very beginning and has worked up to the topmost pinnacle. Her knowledge of the skin, the hair, the scalp and the nails is thorough and complete.
 
 in hair dressing is unsurpassed by the most fashionable artists in New York. Facial massage both plain and electric, which has become an almost invalua ble accessory to a womans good looks and comfort, is thoroughly understood by her and her competent associates and many women who have travelled all over the countr yand have had electric, massage given by world famous experts, have de- | clared that the massage that is given at Mrs. Dennerles is unequaled both in dain- 1 tiness of touch and youth giving qualities. 1 Mrs. Dennerle studies her work and keeps right up with every new develop .ment that is brought about, and few cases are presented to her that she cannot master-few problems concerning the | skin, hair and nails, that she cannot ben | eft.
 "One thing that I have studied and have | finally acquired is the knowledge 1 have | been seeking, is the making of perfectly 1 pure and harmless toilette articles" said | Mrs. Dennere "If women only knew | the risk they run in using just any sort of preparations that comes along, I feel | sure they would pay more attention to | such things. The powder they use should | be considered above all things. White | lead. which Is generously used in most | face powders, is very injurious to the 1 skin, and should be avoided as far as ,t | | fumes are dangerous unless made by 1 those who have studied the ingredients | thoroughly and the quality of these ingre- 1 dients. l have been doing this making | a study of such things for yeays and 1 often l have been asked why I did not put my toilette preparations on the mar lSet before now. I have always answered 1 by saying that 1 would do so when l
 felt that had a formula which was nigh perfect and this l believe I have at last | found. I am making now my own hair
 tonics, cold creams, perfumes, and later l on l will put up all the face powders | that l will use.
 Pm submitting my toilette articles to the public" Mrs Dennerle continued
 for it's approval. I want to say that have exercised the greatest care in their making, selecting the purest and best in- gredients for their manufacture that the
 market affords absolutely regardless of
 expense"
 T think one great objection to most