Alkali in Shampoos I II Bad for Washing Hair jjanj- soaps, prepared shampoos and Jinnpoo powders, contain too much ~ {tee alkali, which is very injurious, as ■ (t dries the scalp and makes tho hair "brittfeJlie best thing ,se is Mulsificd >anut oil shamfor thim is e. and entirely —oless. It is ensive and anything else •ju to pieces. You ' t'tfm get Mnlsified '%& sb anj' chemists, 'V'Jißd'a few ounces •''SWill last the whole CORINXE GRIFFITH for months. Charming Cinema Star. if- Two or three Secret ° fh " beautiful • uspoonhils is all _ han•at is required. Simply moisten vonr ijr with water and rub it, in. ' It . ,„i»kw an abuiulaiieo erf rich. <reamv "ijathcr, which cleanses thoroughly, and ■ lrin9es out easily. The hair* dries iflirickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh '"{looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy i'h/o manage. Besides, it loosens find itakes out every particle of dust, dirt jfand dandruff. "I Be sure your chemist gives you IJCulsified. Beware of imitations—look ofor the name Watkins on tho package. "*' . __ —6
f HOPEFUL HAZEL v and Her Husband I HAPPY HORACE | Hasten Holidaywards f Horace's cheery grin is not * the result of pleasurable an- | ticipation only; it spreads itt self across his homely features I every time he remembers the I extra fun he-can have with |", the savings he made on his ! 3 summer " rig-out u at I PLIMSOLL'S | The greaj variety of 'specials,' |; a few of which are listed here, I offer a fine opportunity to I; duplicate Horace's savings.' I Everything ■ in Men's Felt Si/'. Hats from 9/6 10/6 to 35/-. |i Silk Lined Velours from 22/6. IV Silk Shirts from 12/6. PanaU mas from 3/11. Real Fuji |.' Silk Shirts lti/6. Smart Strip- |,' ed Shirts with collar to match !>.. from 7/6. Special lines in |? Tricoline and Fujilene from 1;:. U/6 to 21/-. Special lows': priced line with neat stripes » 4/1 1. Smart Sox in plain .colours or fancy designs 2/11 I*- 3/11 to 6/11. Cream Sox l« from 2/6, or a Blazer, boys' U.-- sir.es from 8/11, Men's from Iv 16/9. Rubber Belts from 1/-.
; PLIMSOLL'S t' .Men's and Boys' Outfitters, Two Shops, 78 and 139 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. H OW do you feel at breakfast disgruntled and out of torts ? You won't after a Gillette shave. It makes the whole morning seem brighter—gives you a bnsk.alert businesslike feeling to start the day. Pricti: 2/11 Is 27/6 E J! HYAMS. LTD. N Z. Diittibatoft. Weilraitn
Give Something ■HfifliiSa A Useful Gift is , Always Apppccietcd Piexsim Irons with thumb rest 25/-«ich Electrical Grillers from • • 62/6 Electrical Cookers from • • 35/Electrical Toasters from • • 30/Electrical Torches from 3/6 to 12 6 Electrical Spotlight, with focussin attachment 13/6 to 22/6 " Full stock of all radio goods. Inspection invited. and Co. • : Suece«on to C. F. COTTER & C». 158 High Street - • Christchnrch Csß3* aives . ETiTJLSION
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18265, 26 December 1924, Page 7
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