This was one of the products of Paul Westphal of New York City. Westphal registered a label for his "Auxiliator" in 1883 (view). Then, in 1903, he registered the brand name as a Trade Mark, and claimed to have been selling it since 1882. The label on the Auxiliator said it was 55% grain alcohol. This labeled example also mentioned the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906.
Fancy shape, 6 1/2", ring top, no panels, BIM, clear or sun-colored amethyst, horizontal on front: "PAUL WESTPHAL - AUXILIATOR - FOR - THE HAIR - NEW YORK."
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Fancy shape, 6 1/2", ring top, no panels, BIM, clear or sun-colored amethyst, vertical on front: "PAUL WESTPHAL - AUXILIATOR - FOR - THE HAIR - NEW YORK"
Fancy shape, 7 7/8", ring top, no panels, BIM, clear or sun-colored amethyst, horizontal on front: "PAUL WESTPHAL - AUXILIATOR - FOR - THE HAIR - NEW YORK"
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