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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 117, 13 November 1931, Page 12

Fathers, mothers, Bisters, brothers. Nieces, nephews, too, Grannies, grandpas, uncles, aunties, Listen, kindly do. When you suffer, sneezing, coughing, Colds, 'flu, chills, be sure Take in time, in any clime, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt.

m 20/EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING FULL HEAD 20/In fairness to our many clients, the D.I.C. has been compelled to meet the price cutting which is taking place in Wellington at the present time. The charge of 20/- for Permanent Waving a ..Full; Head will operate from to-day. It is in no way adequate for the g^ class of work done in the D.I.C. Beauty Salon, but 9 notwithstanding this low cost, the quality and expert workmanship for which the D.I.C- is so well known remains unchanged. As long as the price-cutting continues the DI.C. will meet it, and an excellent opportunity is offered to have your hair permanently waved while the low price is in operation. Book your appointment early and avoid the Christmas Holiday Rush FREE! ' j In addition, a special offer of one Bottle of Setting Lotion and one Setting Net will be given Free to every lady having a Full Head Eugene Permanent Wave. In view of the near 4fc approach of Christmas it is most advisable that you make an appointment early. Tho arranging a definite day and hour is most important, as it allows every feature to be carried out unhurriedly. Mrs. Teasdale Billington, in charge of the D.I.C. Beauty Salon, will willingly advise you, without obligation, re- • fearding all skin and scalp problems. Phone and make an appointment now. Special facials and shampoo treatments, exclusive to the. D.I.C, are available at a very reasonable cost. ixr X3Wm x- xur cfr ,tt : o w. ■ '