Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15504, 10 January 1914, Page 7 (Supplement)

Toilet. DRY SHAMPOO. *"" Simply sprinkle Mima Hair Powder on your hair overnight, and brush it out in the morning; that is all. No wetting, no towelling, no tiresome rubbing-in of spirit. Just a little sparkling and a few momenta*' brushing. Your hair and scalp will bo thoroughly cleansed and your tresses will possess a softness and brilliance which will delight you. 3d. per packet, 2jG per large box at your ' chemist's. > Full-size trial packet and sample of Icilma Cream for M. stamp. Icilma Company Ltd. (Dept. ) Featherston Street, Wellington. ' 31 It is so refreshing on * a hot dusty day to use CALVERT'S Carbolic Toilet Soap, which leaves a pleasant feeling of cleanliness. Pure in quality—as your skin requires— antiseptic (10% pure Carbolic)—a protection •gainst contagious diseases, Sold locally. Maker,: F. C Calvert & Co.. Manchester. Eng. MISSES WRIGLEX. Hair Physicians. All Scalp Diseases treated, special treatment for Shampooing, Hairdreising. Hair Dyeing and TVTISSES WBIGLEY. liL Face Specialists. Face Massage, Treatment for Blackheads, Electrolysis, Manicuring. Pedicuiine. etc. Lessons given in home treatment for too Hair and Skin. Finest Hairwork of every description executed on trie premises. Human Hair Pads a specialty. All qualified principals in attendance. WATSON'S BUILDINGS, Corner Queen and Wellealey Streets E., Auckland. 'Phone 3766. -

health, and accomplish easily your daily tasks in life. Why. then, should you hesitate to properly equip yourself for the battle? Here, at your hand, are the greatest achievements of Science in the optical field —"Kryptok" and "Kontorik" lenses— waiting to be fitted to your needa.by the experienced specialist, supplying the "solution to one of the most important problems I of your daily li m . Samuel Barry has equipped his sight-testing rooms at 290, Queen Street, with the latest appliances for fitting and grinding these lenses, a process which requires the greatest skill i and care. . •I " ' I NEW OPTICAL DISCOVERIES. | II V i " Kryptok" lenses have revolutionised the wearing of glasses for those who require eye-assistance both for distent and near vision. They supply a long-felt want in that they combine in one lens a read- I mg as well as a distant sight, invisibly ' fused by a newly-discovered process. I They have none of the disadvantages of ! the old-fashioned pasted bifocals, which j were, in the past, the nearest approach to a solution of the difficulty of changing from one pair of glasses to the other;' they mean, in short, absolutely perfect, f youthful vision to aged, or middle-aged eyes. No less in importance is the " Kontank" lens, made with a deep inner curve. This is now admitted to be the only really correct shape to suit the rotary movemente of the eye, for with a "Kontorik" lens the vision is just as perfect through the periphery,- that is towards the edge of the lens, as in the middle. The field of vision is therefore considerably enlarged, and the gain in comfort and appearance, as well as efficiency, is very marked. lllr. Barry makes a specialty of these new glasses, and will be pleased to explaip their merits, either at his rooms, 290, Queen Street, or at hia Exhibition display.