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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 12, 13 July 1918, Page 4

THOUSANDS OP PEOPLE HAVE DANDRUFF AND DON'T SUSPECT IT. HOW TO GET RID OF THE DANGEROUS GERM AND GROW ' NEW HAIR. EXPERIMENTS ON GUINEA PIGS. Thousands of folks get scraggly, lifeless, falling hair, or oven bald, but fancy that because the head is free, from the whito scales called dandruff, that the trouble is caused by something else. This is not always the case. Dandruff is a germ, while the whits scales are only the refuse discharged (often, but not always) from inside the hair root by the destructive little animal That dandruff is a contagious disease is proven by Drs. Laesan and Bishop, who took dandruff from a human scalp and spread it over the back of a. guinea pig and a rabbit. Baldness followed in three weeks, spreading also into hair surrounding the animals' backs. The world's celebrated specialists provide only one certain way to Irill dandruff and grow hail* quickly, and that is to thoroughly purify the root and feed the "papillse" (the 'tiny organs at the roots' base that make hair grow). Then you destroy the germ entirely, and permit the hair to g-row naturally of its own accord. For this purpose a. remarkable formula called Crystolis Concentrate has recently been invented that combines powerful antiseptic elements with the only agent known to modem science that will bring forth a beautiful heavy growth of hair all over the head. Through marvellous penetrating powers Crysfcolis is absorbed right into the 6calp's pores, where it, swiftly dissolves the hardened corks of germy, dandruffy scurf that now clog up the root and smother the growth. Once this foreign matter is shampooed a-way, and the hair roots again clean and healthy, your hair grows longer, more , fluffy, lustrous, silky, and soft, and beats its old appearances all to pieces. Almost any good chemist has Crystolis, which is not in any way injurious; pleasant to use, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money back. It comes in tiny ounce bottles that makes over one-third quart liquid At half the cost of common preparations.—Advt. .

Messrs. Baldwin and Kay ward, of 215-217, Lambtou-quay, Wellington, New Zealand, patent attorneys, report that recently they acted as agents in filing the following applications for letters patent of New Zealand :—C. Browne, Auckland, an improved beverage; ]?. Lake, Geelong, hydro-carbon engine; S. H. Bravo, Melbourne, cattle food; O'Connor and Malgron, Northcotu, lifting ,jack; Bassett, Scale, and Davidson, Hokitika, motor cars; A. M'Ewen. Hawera, aeroplanes: Stuart and Winch, Armadale, resilient wheel; P. Turney, Richmond, food product; 0. Kahrs, Cliristiania, ships' derricks (ease 1); O. Ttnbrs, Christiania, ships' derricks (case 2); Murray and Guy, Palmerston, pack" ing machine; A. Germrd, New .York, bundling machine.—Advt.