Page 30 Advertisements Column 3

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 81, 5 April 1930, Page 30

50 Years Ago KOKO Q|§|| The Famous British Hair <ISJs|i >^p w Preparation Mf|(ft'; •; .##■* - To-day may be read in these jMI/JmMA '^^^fe-v^^Hr s%hted expressions by grati- ; mjw \ CUSt°mers > Sen* US UDSOUgIIt ffljfcjl 'ffivft^W* "KOKO" seems to be all the rage now; everyone is Sfnn^H '■ii;fe''::' v'> s|:>eakmg übout it; I certainly would not like to be 1/ /§/- Yfc r without KOKO, as it makes my hair look beautiful and Jml/l/MIU » "■\ .is so delightfully refreshing on the scalp." WUmslWiM y*'*•*'••?/!) "Whilst imparting a fine glossy appearance to the hair, v jf/ 18. .•♦**.••?.**•'"A \ KOKO stopped my hair falling in less than a week. I \flljljM^\\M **»•••■* ..•**/•*'/•** '■•' never thought this would be possible until I had proved luwMHiW "' j f/' :■ I it; KOKO is, beyond all question, the very best hair V^fflßMP J' / j?°/ "KOKO has made my hair look beautiful; it has made - \UDHUI • ,•" my hair grow undoubtedly, without making it sticky or jVfl >f^B .* .** greasy; KOKO is marvellously clean, so different to the JTff II ' .{•*" other things jrou buy for the hair." B //)ii\\\\\W / jf^\ • "I had a frightful lot of dandriff before I used KOKO. jF^^f 1 £W . Now I have not a scrap. Before using KOKO my hair imFl\g[t \ ■^WpWffvk ASK FOR KOKO AT ANY CHEMIST OR STORE IF Jtt (L |L ■^ffl|PA^g YOU WANT THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE HAIR (b/iJ|QlivS