Those wishing to have their own hair at its best anj[ at its best colour can do so. This is now absolutely certain. If you uee a tried and trusty set of preparations such as Miss Mrlsom daily sends forth to all parts of tho country you can treat your own hair. You want * remedy, you do not want to read a long treatise oh the hair —telling of its composition, why it does or does rot grow, or why it falls off or turns grey before it should. Remember! Preparations which suit one case will be harmful to another. There can never be a universal hair tonic. In all cases < f hair trouble the scalp is the cause. It was given you to grow hair. Nature intended it to do nothing else. Complete outfits for home treatment for dry and Perished Greasy and Rancid, Grey. Faded and Palling Hair. All face and skin cremes, lotions and tonics. Miss Milsom. Barnett’s Buddings, 94. ‘Willis street. ’Phone 814. —Advt.
Flowers of steamers. Dainty Tiou Voyage" Posiee, baskets, artistic floral boxes filled with the choicest flowers. Suitable gifts for your- friends leaving bv rail or steamers, at Miss Murray's, Vice-Kegal Florists, 36, Willis street. • Donnelly’s Hair Restorer—A real tonic. Cures dandruff, stops hair falling. Chemists, stores, hairdressers. 2 S 6d. Donnelly’s, 65. Vivian street. •
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9718, 21 July 1917, Page 4
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