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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 152, 9 April 1941, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE NEW “MASK AND TONING” TREATMENT BY CYCLAX. represents the very latest development in facial research. Completely relaxed,

for one and a-half hours, in tho beautifully appointed Cyclax Salon at Ballantynes, you experience the luxury of three perfect treatments in one Stop 1 Mask: This concentrates upon cleansing, toning and stimulating and leaves the complexion more radiant, more youthful. Step 2. Massage: The soothing part of 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 Beautifying: Devoted to subtly moulding tho neck and jarr lines. Lastly, your face is cleansed and radiant and you are ready for a make-up to suit your individual colouring and temperament.

Jf unable to call personally to / make your appointment, just ’phono" 33-360 or write, and your appointment will be arranged. J. Ballantyne and Co., Ltd; ; •' . i Where the Best 'filings Come From. CHRISTCHtJItCH and TIMAItU.

BOOKS AVAILABLE AT , “THE BOOKSHOP.” “Fighter Squadrons,” an epic story of the Koval Air Force: by Noel Monks, “Daily Mail” war correspondent; with an excellent photograph of E. J. (Cobber) Kain, D.F.C. 10/6. “Laughing Diplomat,” by Daniel Varo. Filled with stories and events, great and small, of man and animal, there is wit, humanity, and a .wide irresistible humour, 10/-. “Cottage Pic,” vby Marjorie Hessell Filtman; an enchanting book,' about a real cottage, a real garden and delightful people, 10/-. “My American,” a romance by Stella Gibbons, author of “Cold Comfort

Farm,” 5/6. “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” by Dale Carnegie, 7/6. “Tide Still Flowing.” This is a book with Salt and Savour, robust and clean as a whistle, by Humphrey Jordan, 10 li. “Think—or Be Damned,” by Brian Fenton, 2/G. “Our Princesses'at Home, photographs taken in the spring of 1910, by gracious permission of the Queen, /"• “The Ferryman” (fresh supply) o/-. “Settlers and Pioneers,” a centennial publication, by James Cowan. “ pages of illustrations, 5/-. “Out of the Rough,” a novel instructing in story form tho secret ol the golf stroke, by Joseph T. Shaw,, 4/6. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW” A. W, HOPKINS, “THE BOOKSHOP.” 'Phone 120. 4LBS FOR 1/9.

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