uMP' Corn Flour Souffli gVis one of the lightest U imaginable. It is easy to make 'PI U and must be served pipingly hot. B Brown s. Poison's R o Corn Flour S Q help, to make .ouffli. to perfection, fl 1 The useful "Broum & Pohon“ Yq \\ Aom AAfl 'x\. Giwlan A Co.. . P.O. Box 848, ywpi Auckland. 111-treatment of the hair' through ignorance accounts for S 5 per cent of the cases of greyness, brittle, thin, lifeless, falling hair. The oldest establishment that teaches anil imparts, and the right preparations to use, and how aaid when to apply. The only real road to permanent success,- is to consult MILSOM AND CO., 94 Willis Street, 'Phone 814. Hair Work by Specialists. By' making a speciality of Hair work, we are in a position to give unequalled service. ' Switches, Transformations, Toupees, etc., made from people's own combings dr from our stock of real hair (in any desired shade). ENGLISH "INECTO” RAPID HAIR STAINING, MARCEL WAVING, HEAD AND FACE MASSAGE (Hand or Vibratory). Etc., Etc.- All work under Miss Elder’s personal supervision. Treatments by appointment. MISS ELDER. “Boudoir Camille,” Mandel’s Buildings, Willis Street. (Third floor.) MISS HILSON (London). Nestle Permanent Hair Waving carried out by Licensed Operator only. Treatments (high-frequency), for dandruff, weak and falling hair. Facial Maesage, Shampooing, Haircutting. Combings mode up. Permanent Hair Colouriog, ss. Cd.—Tel. 2802. 132 Willie St., Macdonald Building (next Albert Hotel). 1“ " 3 BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS JUS'2 OPENED UP AT RADFORD’S GREAT lURNISMING SALE. ; COLONIAL BLANKETS. 32/6 and 42/-. DOWN QUILTS 17/6 and 25/-. WHITE QUILTS, 12/6 and 15/WHITE TWILL SHEETING, 1/11 land 2/6. LINEN TOWELS. 1/- 1/6. CREAM BORDERED CASEMENT CRETONNES, 1/3, and 1/6. TAPESTRIES, 4/6 and 5/6. ART SERGES, 3/6 and 4/C. LINOLEUMS, 8/11, 2 yards wide. CARPETS, 3/9 and 5/6. CARPET SQUARES, 25/- and 35/- ; BEDS, 19/6 and 25/-. BEDSTEADS, 10/6 and 15/-. COTS, 10/6 and 15/-. WOOL TRAVELLING RUGS, | 21/- and 25/-. SEAGRASS H. RUGS, 2/11 and 3/6. SEAGRASS SQUARES, 15/- and 20/-. 8 DOOR MATS, 2/11 and 3/C. > WASHSTANDS, 5/6. j TEA-SETS. 17/G. DINNER SETS, 45/TOTLET SETS, 30/-. H ’’I.ATES. C/6 dozen. g TUMBLERS. 5/6 dozen. r-i COPPER KERBS. 10/6. d ROM, TOP DESKS, JllO/10/-. ( I.TARDINEIERS, 2/6 and 3/9. fi FIRE BRASSES. 7/6 set. H ' VACUUM CLEANERS, 12/6 OAK SUITES, -C27/10/-. CHESTERFIELD SUITES, INSPECTION INVITED. BEST VALUE GUARANTEED. RA®FORD & CO., COMPLETE FURNISHERS, 43 and 45 MANNERS STREET. Wholesale or Retail—Cash or Terms ’Phone 2531.
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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 178, 16 April 1923, Page 2
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