I Alkali in Soap I Bad For the Haiti t«>;u> should he used verj" carefully. if you want, to keep your hair looking its* best. Many soaps, prewired shampoos and sbanipoo powders, ronton toe much freo alkali. {This dries tho scalp, makes tho hair brittle., and ruins it. «> The best thing for steady use is Mnlsimd cnco»n»it oil shampoo, which is pure and ureaseloss, and is better it^'v .-<. tnan anything 1 ' VI "" ' > '" f ' ' Two or threo MAK MURRAY, tcaspoonfuls is Fascinating Cincrniv Star.s u ffi C i e nt to Secret of her beautiful dcanse tho hair ilu r - and scalp thororchlv. Simnlv moisten the hair with 'water and nib it in. It makes :m al>:;mhn>e of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust. dirt, dandruff nn'" excess oil. Tho bair dries quickly find evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the bnir fine and silky, bright. lustrous, fluffy, wavy, «Uid easy to nwnnee. You can ret 'Mnkified coconnut oil shampoo at \h chemists: it is inexpensive, and a few mines will supply every member »f the family for months. IV vinv your chemist- sives von Mnl.-if.ow. Hcwave of imitations—look for the uwmc AYatkins on the paokace. 1111111 l ECLIPSE FENCES AND GATES Hclipsc> a! 1 others {or Beauty, Strength, aod Durability. Send to-day for free illustrated catalogue. ECLIPSE FENCE CO. LTD. 551 C»!.«b. Stnti CRBKTCHUKCH ifcw.&s. ■
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18187, 25 September 1924, Page 5
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