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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 252, 24 October 1934, Page 12

: Cuftciira Soap : ; for Daily Use ; • Cuticura. Ointment • > To Heal Skin Trouble* ; Sold at all chemists • Trained Nurse Offers Remedy for Grey Heir. Recommends Simple Home-made Mixture That Quickly Darkens It. Miss Mary J. Hayes, a well-known nurse, makes the rollovving- statement about grey hair: "The use of the following remedy, which you can make at home, is the best thing I know of for streaked, farted or grey hair, which turns black, brown or light brown as you desire. Of course, you should do the mixing yourself to save unnecessary expense. "Just pet a small box of Orlex Compound rrom your chemist and mix up with toz or Bay num. ioz Glycerine and one half-pint or water. This only costs a little. Comb the liquid through the hair every other day until the mixture is used up. It is absolutely harmless, free rrom grease or gum, Is not sticky, and does not rub ofT. Itchy dandruff, if you have any, quickly leaves your scalp, and your hair Is left beautifully soft and glossy. Just try this if you would look years and year* more youthful."—Copyright.

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