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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18516, 19 October 1925, Page 2

THE RIFT IN THE LUTE Madame, brmeht up by Irreproachable, parents, truined in ailmlrahle simplicity, beautiful, inui'st', accomplished, has never In her life thoncht even of usins; i>o\vdcr. And Monsieur, deeply in love, has never thought ci luvlins her U-ss than p'rfect. One fine evnin;.- at the theatre, a woman comes to sit ltesidc them —a woman with cheeks of a wonderful rose, eyes of impossible length, and beautiful wavy hair. Monsieur rannot refrain from murmurlnj;, •EVE Sole Chxi>tchnrch Asent fo ■*-* r • a " # "Elizabeth Artbn" 'Phone 8101 World-fanv-us SKin Specialist 272 HIGH STREET CHAMBERS Over Gouch's (take lift) 82022—1 after years to refer to old friends Make your appointment to-day Wriggleworth & Binns 73d Colombo Street Binr Fkon* 12«8 W8726 Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed by the only &WW2S& MApATVT LOBEADTE (Madam Litcbrield) McArthur's Buildings, cr C&shel & Colombo Sts. 'Phone 2744 I/i6M When Your Dealer Tells You You're Buying Laoe "Web Furniture, be buto to look for onr Trade Mark "LACE WEB" Nona genuine -without it. N.Z. LACE WEB CO. LTD. 50 M«nei;*t«r Street N6665 The Charm of Youth Can b« retained by careful attention to the skin and hair. A course of treatment with vfbro or violet ray and hand massage tones up the scalp and Improves the general appearance of the hair. An occasional Face Massage improves the complexion and helps one to retain that I bloom of youth. We have experts in all branches of beauty culture. Shingling, trimming, hairdressing, Marcel and permanent waving, electrolysis, manicuring. Hair switches made of tout own hair at a reasonable rate. Telephone 373 J|or appointment. Mr*. ROLLESTON H 6640 Dominion Building*, Stuart l£»y bo engaged for all Social Function*, wedding Breakfasts a Speciality. Xenna on application 'Phona 6*7.

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