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Press, Volume L, Issue 14993, 13 June 1914, Page 15

_________________________________ _____________ _____ ■ ■ "■"' i. IA trv>ng%A "B*)d°&«_ <*!<«"__"*■£* "rarli!*fF I7AII COT All Iff 11C A II gUU„ F©ILSCjII& \%J_Y jO_|MlUUl_ Uou §"Koko Is the best dressing I havo ever tried, and I hava __d a good many. I am delighted with Koko. It Is so clean, and the hair show* the Improvement Remarkably Refreshing. _ "Apart from all its other good qualities Soke is the most cooling. refreaWag, Summer Dressing I have ever used." "While perfectly harmless, Koko la inralnabla far »calp troubles, _p_t_l** comnion to children." (Analyst's Report) "I Cannot understand anyone using the usual smelly Hair Tonics Biter Koko. "In a hot climate, and for Soft Silky Hair, Koko la taTareaMe. It makes the hair bright and glossy, without leaving it In the least degree greasy.' "I like Koko because it la not Oily or Greasy, and 3plendld for D_»drinV' *j "I am delighted with Koko. It i« clean, aad doe* not make the hair sticky. '-Marvellous for Falling Hair." Koko is exquisitely clean, most refreshing, and marrellofoa for falUng hair "Grows Hair Undoubtedly." "Koko makes the hair grow undoubtedly. I was almost bald, bnt -tuck religiously to Koko. You should see my hair now. I talk about It wherever Saves Time and Trouble. "I only wash my hair once tn two months bow, and It Is always beanttfnUy, "We find we can wave our hair in half the tlm_ irhen we *o*e Koko for th* "Koko cleans the scalp beautifully, and makes the hair much more wavy t_pa ' when you don't use it." {Originals show**-) , Chemists _ Stores, ls.6fJ., 35., ss. 4Sf_ E_ H _s_ f_i_3 i§if_& _i A iff _l __B __H1 _r_k_l WkM _P_L + p* ". And have the soft, silky hair that comes only wnen the sc_p_thoroug_yde_ised « from dust and dandruff with the rich, creamy lather of PINO Shampoo Powders, ■;■...- - which rinses out easily and dries quickly, leaving the hair bright and glossy, soft as fine spun silk, yet quite easy to dress. '..;-''.'< J^^^^_sfii J ' \ Customers say, " Pino Shampoo Powders clean the scalp beautifully and v !_ "*•■. leave the hair soft, bright, andvery glossy." -"Pino Shampoo Powders are even '..'■.'.' '. _W">i , _*;;. : A:rV I *'*.."' better than I expected. They cleanse the head, remove irritation, and jjive a. :i -'P'-i » bright appearanceto the hair." 11'/ Fnr»Tf«*f>i for 2 Shampoos, 3d. All Chemists and Stores j

mi : a _ jb -n- ■■>_. Ij_^^^{ »Hi *is_i__r__ _fH_ lSr_*'_Sfsk_ff_l e r 9. 4 Hr_i_rH & _r_i _rl£ _rW_r_r_T -r^'/^j^^^^'''' — «■ —*•'*• _«_»_Bifi_l , _4-V ■- IMBII -Hi_■ ■ Hl f_i All 'i'%>"3{ _> | illiJ *—** L____l ft ■ F ■ ■ E . i '-.•■-. ' j? I Are sometimes tnor* susceptible to Coughs and Colds on the Chest than the Young and f & Vigorous. , When an Aged Person gets a Cold, it is of the utmost importance that not 2 I only is the Best Remedy taken immediately, but that the Remedy is one that does * ■?■ not cause any Heart Depression nor in any way weaken an already frail constitution. * I ". --'. c .. ■■' \ i ■'■{■'• . '■"',"'' • tl *■ | In such a case, Hearne's Bronchitis Cure is just the proper Medicine to use, as % % it is the Quickest, Safest and' Best—a Remedy that makes good every time. }| . I - - " • .. . * / * j . BroncUtls 1 , f ■ • 1' N.Z. BRANCH OFFICE:—KENNEDY BUILDINGS, CUBA STSEBT, W_*_I_NGTGH.