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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 89, 11 October 1913, Page 14

\g PEIioRATED^ f RAZOR HONE I JH No barber's cicul h required to set yourxazer M [■■ — the holes Jo thework— no Vircedge" with Rjr )« tbiihcme. TEST IT FREE for 30 dw»»t «f l"^^ oar expense. Sold by hud* _£"BM§J!J' !'' i^B__ w«re and other .stores, _^S^OS ( 3^T\ *&ABL _>_r * f l Dry Shampoo FOE SHAMPOOING THE HEAD WHEN WETTING , IS INCONVENIENT. You cannot always be washing the hair — even after a wet shampoo it may get dirty the next day : and It is often necessary to remove excess' of oil, grease or dust when wetting is inconvenient — or you may have a sensitive scalp, or be suffering from cold. In all such cases try leilma Hair Powder, the , new Dry Shampoo. ? This novel invention fills a longfelt want, and is very simple to use. Just powder a little over the hair, ( and to remove dust brush out iv \ five minntes' time; or, to thorough- ! 4y cleanse the hair and scalp, leave / till next morning and then brush & out. The pure, harmless powder comes away quite easily, bringing t with it the grease and dirt \ The hair is left fresb, clean and ,w glossy; without trouble, without % wetting, without risks of <uiy _md. j r If other dry shampoos have dist appointed, try leilma Hair Powder ' ( free, and prove our claims. f"j i leilma it preneunced Eye-silma. j Of good Chemitts and Storet in 3A. packet*. | Large box 216. A. lull size* Shampoo Packet together tj. with a dainty sampl* of Tcilma Cream and - -wonderful Book on Beauty lor 3d. stamp. leilma, Co., Ltd. (Dept. 8 ), Feathenton Street, Wellington. i- _______________ ______________ 1 WHEN WET SHAMPOOS X ARE CONVENIENT ever) one should use leilma Shampoo Sachets once every two or three weeks for grown-ttps and twice a week for children. These fragrantly perfumed wet shampoos need no rinsing, keep the hair and scalp sweet ana clean, and are : \ the only shampoo* that help the hair to grow-and present falling. /■.. <3 3d. per packet. v

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