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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 90, 16 April 1920, Page 4

DO MEN CARE? Those men who pride themselves upon their appearance will be glad to hear of the arrival of Dane's Hair Place, a nongreasy preparation that keeps the hair neat and attractive and retains the smooth, dressy appearance. Dane's Hair I'i.i/Ce'is used by leading movie stage artists. Will not soil the hat or pillows. Sold by all chemists and hairdressers, or dir«cl from local agent, 2, Mannersstreet, Wellington. Price 2s 6d. Get a botilti .and have lustrous, nec>t, and attractive hair.—Advt. WADE'S WOBM FIGS FOR ' _. , CHILDREN. Worms ore quickly dispelled from children by the aid of Wade's Worm Figs. Very pleasant to take, and leaving no ill after-effects, they are just the thing for the kiddies. Sold by all chemists and stores. See that you ' get Wade's.—Advt. Keep Ex-ox handy, for it can be used at any time of the day- or night. This concentrated essence of beef is stimulating alike to young and old, and is especially suitable as an invigorating and refreshing fdod for invalids. Ex-ox is bo easily made, so fresh and dependable, that no home, should be without it. From all grocers. Insist on Ex-ox, a j St. George product made by Irvine" and Stevenson.—Advt. Cold nights kill insect pests—wa.nn, sunny days ripen the fruit to perfection. That's why Central Otago grows the finest apricots—that's why St. George Apricot Conserve contains the best fruits. Try St. George brand—tho Apricot Jam that is simply a delicious conserve of New Zealand's best apricots. Your grocer sells it —send for a tin.— Advt: For Bronchial Coucfhs, take Woods' Ornni Pepponatot Cute, U Od. & od.-~ Advt. '