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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 56, 7 March 1914, Page 12

It Sf S^zS w '" c ? llure • lifetinse oi ->■•• ** 1& lunttf ious shaving with a jS|^ Up) No barber's skill is required to tat yoattttoi JflS "%A -^the hales do the work— no "wire edge" with KSa \&|, thi« hon«. TEST IT FREE for 30 d*y« «i JjW wm. our expeme, Sold by hafd-''j«* — *25b1» ifsßk. w»e and other ttotes,' , \ or i>y wail. 3/6. /fj£3\ J?5C»\, \ V/holeule Agents fj^f 8^ 1 . V '^m L Q - ?ORTERi? ORTERi 4L?«s«/ .Mg» PREVENTING , x p LOSS OF^ HAIR. ' <By a Specialist of 50 years' standing.) Nearly every parson whose hair la falling, dry, lifeless, ot troubled -with dandruff, can have a healthy head oi hair if they will act aside a fey? laimitss every day. It is worth it; 'take caro of your hair -while you have it. There -would be very few bald •people if we looked after our hair as carefully as our teeth. Create a circulation of the blood to the roots of the hair by, using a Brice'a Special Brush, -which removes tho dandiuff hotter than ans other kind, 2hen apply Erice's Regenerator daily— a thoroughly trustworthy hair tonic. Shis will cure th« dandruff, and make the hair glossy and strong. Brice's Circassian Cream is similar v the natural oil of the hair, and should also be used to nourish it two or three times each week. Bride's KsganstfatOT! 3/6 (spfldal strength 6/6), Circassian Cream 2/-, at all chemists and hairdressers, os by post direct. The spools! stfangta Rogenorator is highly concantraiad, and should be used -when th« hair is falling out. W. BBZCE & SON, CONSULTinG HAIR SPECIALISTS, aigh Street. Ohriatcluu'ch. Sores Formed Large Scabs. Very Painful, Also Great Itching. Used Caticura Soap and Ointmenh Scabs Disappeared. '10-ijackey St., St. Peters, N. S. W.— "For several months I had a very bad. breaking oxtti of sores which formed large scabs on fiiy ueefc. The sores and scabs were very painful, also itohing; in fact the itching -pros e6 gteaf; tliat I cotild hardly keep my feand away from the $cabs. 1 had toied various so-called cures taut without; roHsf, when, remembering what my friends fiad told mo of Cttticura Soap and Cuticura ointment, t go* some CuMcttra Ointment and from tno first application I derived relief and after applying it> as directed, before going to bed, 1 am thankful to say that the scabs completely disappeared within two months. The Ottticura Ointment is a cure for anything of that kind, also I have found it useful for the relief of insect bites, cuts and , grounds." (Signed) George Jamea Rex, \ February, 1913. • • In the card of baby's skin and hair, Outicura Soap is the mother's favorite, Not ; only is ife unrivaled in purity and refresh- • ing fragrance, but assisted by Outicura Ointment its gentle emollient properties are Usually sufficient to allay minor irritations, remove redness, roughness and chafing, soothe sensitive conditions, and promote ' skin and hair health generally. They are also most valuable in the treatment of eczemas, rashes and other itching, burning Infantile eruptions. Cuticura Soap wears to a wafer, often outlasting several cakes of ordinary soap and making its Use most eco- " nomical. (__ Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold throughout the world. ' Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address B. Towns Si Co.,' Sydney, N. S. W. MB. SIMPSON'S mWtiXOiu. Mr HENRY SIMPSON, of CastU cliff, Wanganui, says : — " Head's F<* ' sence makes a big bottle 'of the be •• cough and sore throat mixture we havi had in our house, and the way it saviv money is astonishing." Mi*. Simpson's report is the report -*l all who make their own family Corel mixture by using Heau's Essence. 'lh< ' mixture so easily made in youi* o?i i i home promptly relieves old or neicoughs), and is equally good for crou{ bronchitis, whooping cough, or asthw Sold by most chemists and. stores, o post free on receipt of price, 2j-, frov. G. W. Hean, Chemißt, Wanganui. l" Don't Neglect a Cough or a Cold take Nobody ever contracts a Jerioui malady in' tentionally. But thousands, aye, mifliaaj, become afflicted with terrible diseases and suffer needless f*ony simply through foolhardineu or fl«gl<Kt. Consumption is one trouble which almost always rtsuits ftata neglect. A simple cold becomes a hackly couyh, eveatuatly abrading the surface oi the lungs and making easy the development of the dread " white plague." Don't tike the risk when (or a few shillings you can avoid it. Lane's Emulsion Gives Prompt Ralief ! »nd Sttemgthaat the Whol-s Body ! For Coughs and Colds it is undeniably th« best remedy ever produced, one bottle usually "oeiag sufficient to get rid of either trouble. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough, and other Throat and Lung Troubles ! it will be found of sterling value. j Latie't Emulsion improves the appetite, assists digestion, puts flesh on thin people, and builds up weak lungs, It is a recognised remedy and is freely recommended by doctors. Thousands Hnve been cured by it, nnd our files are full to overflowing with grateful testimony. Read this . " For over four yew I w«« »!w»« troubled! with a cold, 1 could not a*t rid of it though 1 tried maay cough rem-di«i. Heiring to niueb of Lane's Emulsion, I decided to tiy it although I did not d*p«cl it to do me ■ay sood. I took four targe bottisc and Wat greatly tutpt'titd »t the rault, at the Emuhion effec(«f a complsM cure. Since then I hay« never been troubled wilii a cold of any eonseqiienc». JOHN H, CAMPBELL, 250 Oxford Terrace, Chrirtchufch.' Ask for and insist upon getting the genuine Lane's Emu'sion. it it told in two sizes at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle by all chemists aad storekeepers. The larger size contains more than two of the small bottles. Sole Manufacturer ; 2 E, G. LANE. OreaiMt, O«muu, N.Z. "Ws Famous Because 1 1'& Goo d"