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Made Them Proud of Their Hair! 15 "On« b*ttl« of K«k» stopped my hair falling. N*w *v«ry»n« •#• mire» my hair, it i» am beautifully »»ft arid glo»iy," ' - MtA ■S^P^PH^Hmw vr n» and tn» hair imprwu m Wl fnT^w Way my hair ia graving; it looks ■■ *^^M2U[jßar 9r*.Wl^, thick ■"** wayy !»■•* m" Wj 'ifBwBuJ&MISSr T, he trial of Koko Proves It to be (h» Hfill WiIShM M&T cleanest Preparation for Thin and Fallinc WWS&aOP hair. With continued use comeTi marked V*U »PWg2Mr improvement in the appearance of the hair ' ■H MiWm BVMy ? trand becomes fluffed out and de- W mmnm h-f, htful& WWK- shi»nmering like flne-spun Wl Wmim h e Lnh v biing a e that only perttct *ai" mk lmj^W ' KoKft •••»'* *>y ■!! Chamirtt antf tter^ DONT JUMP FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE! Whei Getting Over a Cold, Fever, or Germ Disease, Don't Let Year Kidneys Break Rowel Fighting off Germ Disease WELUNGTON WOMAN'S weakens. the .kidneys. Look tbctiuauv after them during recovery, or icSIIMUNY yOU run the risk Of Chronic Mrs. G. Sutherland, 6 FrankvilU Terkidney disease. Germs poison r? c °> Wellington, says.-—"For «. long tVi« hlnnri «n horilv that in a. time * suffered agony from backache, tne oiooa so oacuy. tnat in a and was o{ten so bad that x waß almogt germ disease the regular blOOd- crippled. Th». pain centred just above ■ filtering task of the kidneysis Simply ClOUDlea. constant pain made me tired and lanThey weaken. That causes »uif. * , knew ™\ ki.t neys wer; at f*"l'. backache, headache, dizziness, iL^LZTk^^S^&* arihary disorders, thinness, and properly. After usm^ ail sorts of re- •> AnW ±k-»*A /.Aixii+inn ' medres without deriving any benefit I a dull, tired Condition. heai . d of Doan . s Backache Kidney Pills, After influenza, pneumonia, so decided to give them a trial. Well, typhoid scarlet fever, diph- £&^»^.^tJSS?W£ theria, tOnSllltlS, and even Ordl- free of the torture of backache ever neSfleCt any. Fotlr years Iat «r Mrs. Sutherland „ ■» • — « i. w-j says:—"l hare had no return of my USe DOan I B&CK&CU6 Kluney old complaint since Doan's Backache Pills. They have given quick Kid?, ey tills cured r;nß oTer f°u* years and lasting relief tO many in Baokache Kidney Pills are NeW xZealand. Read this Wei- ?°'d., by al! chemists and stores.at 3s per liugtontestimony. 2 am *a \^ J - \l^ |4?'w CHINA TEA WHY DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT. ■ -: •. ■• China Tea, on account of its health-promoting qualities, and its delicate flavour, became fashionable in England over twenty years ago, and hai re- ' mained the favourite with Connoisseurs ever since. China Tea is an aid to digestion and is recommended by the Medical Faculty throughout th» World, especially in cases where ordinary tba taken ■. in excess has affected the nerves and general hetilth. V Many sound Doctors prescribe a cup of freshly- 4 made China Tea half-an-hour before a meal, as a preventive of nausea. There has been no more staunch upholder of the efficacy of a refreshing cup of tea in the sick room than Florence Nightingale. The Tea of her day was, of course, China. Lipton's Choice China Blend should be infused , not less than seven minutes. Ordinary tea neerli only four minutes. Regulate thn strength by the quantity of Tea, not by length of infusion or dilution. ' ■ People can drink Upton's Choice China Blend with benefit, even when other teas upset them. 1/ipton's Choice China Tilend is not one of th« cheapest tens, but it is wholesome and delicious. It is a blend of choicest China Teas. If your Storekeeper does not slock it', you merely have to communicate with Lipton, Ltd., Tea Merchants, Auckland, giving the name of .the shop where you would like to obtain Lipton's Choice I China Blend and the mutter will be attended to, ■Price 5/6 per Ik. , ' | BalUta—T»

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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1922, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1922, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1922, Page 11

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