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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 187, 7 August 1918, Page 8

PERSONA!.. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. rWhat would it be worth to have a face ' free from Snperfluous Hair? Think how It would brighten your life, and what charm it would add to your personality. , " I_ U L D _. h " will cure you. It is the only permanent N remedy. No marking, no objectionable odour. Price, 6/6. from Eccles, Woollams and leading Chemist*> throughout New Zealand. Posted any address. 3d extra. FOR GREY ______ DR. ALLEN'S WALNUT HAIR STAIN HAS NO EQUATE FENTON, _____ _.v_ , CHEMIST, 64, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. FINANCIAI/. r-f-j- TJRITiSH LOAN OFFICE. QSIQ) ■ D 36, WELLESLEY ST. W. (____ We Lend Money on Gold \j/f> Silver, Precious Stones, all kinds Jewellery, or any other articles of vaJne. We have purchased the Stock and Pledges of Mr John Mendoaa, formerly of Victoria Street. All transactions strictly confidential. Fair dealing assured. _ TIB-BET. ____ERC____TT_. D. GOLDIE & SONS, LTD. OCEANIC SAWMILLS, BREAK-WATER ROAD. Phones: 053, Head Office; 86, Order Office. KAURI, TOTAKA, RIMU, WHITE PINE. OREGON PINE, BLUE GUM, IRONBARK. Joinery and Mouldings always in stock. D. GOLDIE & SONS. LTD. UNDERTAKERS. I T.J. Ms.VOR AND SONS ■ UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. ■ 198, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ■ Funerals Furnished by Motor or fl Horse Hearse. I Civility and Satisfaction. ■ Phones 6SO, 2154 (2 rings). BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOT SALE. James Adams 8 Co. Last Week. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL CHILDREN'S BOOTS. Be Sure and See Our Windows. ;; Ladies 1 Boots. 22 pairs PATENT BUTTON BOOTS, i dull kid legs, 19/6. Usual, 30/-. v I'; 19 pairs LADIES' PATENT DERBY . BOOTS (oddments). Usually, 32/9. Sale Price, 22/6. See these. 90 pairs LADIES' GLACE DERBY , SHOES, American toe, Cuban" • '''■'.". heels, fair welts. Usual, 24/6. Sale Price, 19/6. 28 pairs LADIES'ALL-PATENT DERBY SHOES, welted. Usually, 30/- to 3S/-. ; Sale Price, 2*/9. . ; ' James Adams and CO., Opp. Y.M.O.A. OPTICIANS. Sight Testing To-day Modern Spectacle Fitting is as -much different from the methods of a decade ago as the Cinematograph is from the Magic ■Lantern. The _ig_t-testing Optician of to-day does not conclude that every person wire- enters his room requires Spectacleshe assumes that they have come to learn whether that is so or not. His equipment enables him to decide scientifically the exact state of the eyes. I and this, with the knowledge pained or ' experience, enables him to advise for or against the wearing of eye aids. it your eyes need help, surely they, deserve the best help that you can get. The cost will be no more, but you will have the satisfaction of knowing that your Glasses are right. CONSULT BALFOUR M. IRVINE. F.S.M.C., Prizeman by Exam., Lond.. F. 1.0., Eng. Specialist in Sight Testing, IS liaratiphape Road, Also 165 QUEEN STREET. Phone A 309. C DTERB. By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Earl of Liverpool, K.C.M.G., M.V,O. - CARPETS Ci,]_AN£_) Dy onlatest process at shortest notice. PORTER'S DYE WORKS, OFFICE: TABERNACLE BUILDINGS. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. VANS COLLECT. Office: "Phone. 1741. Works. 'Phone, -385. . ____-»—_