CONCERNING LADIES' COMBINGS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 145, 21 June 1913, Page 5

CONCERNING LADIES' COMBINGS.

Ladies don't realise the importance of saving their, combings, which appear whenever the hair is combed or brushed. Not one strand Should be lost. Frequently ladies find their hair darkens and the combings which have been saved too light. Mrs Rolleston lias a special process for preparing and making up combings in various designs, and advises mixing a little darker hair, instead of dyeing, their own. Special quality hair improves a switch of combings, and is necessary where the quantity is insufficient. Making up combings, 2s 6d per oz; special quality hair, an additional 5s or 10s upwards. Orders receive prompt, personal attention.—Mrs Rolleston, 256, Lambton Quay, Wellington.—Advt. Some very good medicines >york slowly, but, even in the most obstinate cases, whether of cold, catarrh; bronchitis, sore throat, or influenza, the effect of "NAZOL" is immediate. The Nazol treatment is simplicity itself. A few drops on a lump of sugar that is allowed to dissolve slowly in the mouth, and the swift and certain cure at once commences. Bottlesj Is 6d.—Advt.