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Grey River Argus, 29 May 1914, Page 8

I^HI^HH^B^I^H^I^^^BI^HBI^HDHH^HIHI^^^H^fIIHV3SM^^BI^HHHHIH!I^^^H -- STOPS BALDNESS! rtiHHHHIHBHHHHBBBESBHHHHnH9HDHBHH^HHI^HH^^^^^^Bj|| I Watch the parting, it is there that approaching baldnesss / is otten first detected^ The .white line is gradually growing wider. Yon may not notice this from day to day, . but watch it from month^to month. Look at your conrb or brush. Is it full of dead lair and dandruff, after using ? fi If so the dandruff germ is doing its work "of destruction, K and it cannot be stopped until the germ is destroyed. N dont Wait Try a bottle of *' HAIRAID." It will kill the germ and give lile and vigour t6 the hair bulbs, preventing tho hair from tailing and will aid nature to free the pores "of waste matter, thereby stimulating a healthful growth. 'Order a bottle now while you. think of it. - Your chemist has it. Hairaid Mfg. Co., Ltd., GBEYMODTH. 1 s

WEST COAST AGENTS: dOKITIKA—A H. Lawn, tUir- KURU.—Mrs. £. Nyberg, Storekeeper dresser, J. B. Morgan, Hairdresser JACKSON'b.—Mrs. MiAlpwe. Store/rAFFOßD.—Linneuiann's lost Ot- - keepei. - nee Store (sole agents). - OTIRA.-Co-Operative Society's Store ♦LUMARA— T Vlach, Uairdressei BLACKBALL.—P. Rogers,, Draper. Uole agents). *W l ON .~Ha ™w Bros- Storekeep. .<UNANGA.—W Hill, Stationet. er's (sole agent). BRUNNER.-J. Creagh, Storekeeper. WESTPORT.-Brosnabm, Chenust, ttOKIRI.—W. Hahn, Storekeeper. (sole agent). tCOTUKU—F W Borland, Store- GREYMOUTH—P. W. Galvin and teepcr' • Co, Ltd., Tainui Street, CampfE KINGA.—A. Marsfiall, Storekeep. bell's- Building^, opposite Opera er, House. d'OANA —Draper »ad Thompson, NGAHERE —Annstron» »n<l Haisty, Storekeeper, Storekeeper. CAMAT»M _a- Hardir. Stor^k^v' 1 OTIRA.—Ralph, storekeeper. BLACKBALL.-Armstrong and H'aisty WAIOTA.— A. Saraty, storekeeper. '^ storekeepers, OLE AGENTS FOR «RE¥SS«I3TII : S tf r C 1 , * ' "* J r Chemists : : Greymotith

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