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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 147, 3 April 1941, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE NEW. “MASK AND TONING” TREATMENT o BY CYCLAX. * represents the very latest development.

in facial research. Completely relaxed, for one and a-half hours, in the beautifully appointed Cyclax Salon at Ballantynes, you experience the luxury of three perfect treatments in one Step 1. Mask: This concentrates upon cleansing, tonipg and stimulating and leaves the complexion more radiant, more youthful. Step 2. Massage: The soothing part pf the treatment. This consists of scientific massage after the mask has been removed. It nourishes the tissues and braces tired muscles. Step 3. Toning and Contour Beau-

tifying: Devoted to subtly moulding tbo neck and jaw lines. Lastly,, your face is cleansed and radiant and you are ready for a make-up to suit your individual colouring and temperament. * I)!' * ■ * If unable to call personally to make your appointment, just ’phone 33-360 or write, and your appointment will be arranged. ,T. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd. “.Where the Best Things Come From.” * \ CHRISTCHURCH and TIM A TttJ.

always something new at “THE BOOKSHOP.” • Easter Greeting Cards— Childrens Subjects Id, Easter Postcards ocl, Folders Sd. , , Marquetry Plaques 8/-, Breadboards 10/6, Teapot Stands 3/-, Bowls 4/o, 0/0 11/6 Passepartout Pictures 1/3, 1/9, 2/6. Gilt Framed Pictures 5/6. Photo Frames, Postcard size 2/6, with Mahogany Frame 2/-, to take 2 postcard size photos 2/-. “Everyday Recipes,” by Mrs KentJohnson, 2/6. ~ Centennial Edition “Household Guide,” issued by Women’s Division N.Z.F.U., 3/3. ' . n , Aunt Daisy’s Radio Cookery Book, 2/6. . x Aunt Daisy’s Book of Handy Hints, 2/6. AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT.. “This ts the Victory,” by Leslie Weatherhead, 6/6. “Gold Chains,” ' “The Sixpenny Man,” by E. W. Riley, 5/- each. “Anna Farley,” “Youth in the Spotlight,” by Guy Fletcher, 5/- each. “The. Bars of Iron,” “Tetherstones,” “The Lamp in the Desert,” by Ethel Dell, 3/- each. , • “Red Pepper Burns,” by Grace Richmond, 3/-, “LOOK IN THE WINDOW” A. W. HOPKINS, “THE BOOKSHOP.”

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