Medical Practitioners recommend •• Huia ” —the only Otago Butter contain inf iodised salt. —Advt. French hairdressers have discovered a new and hitherto unsuspected scource of income. They are pushing the cult of permanent waves for men. The discovery that it is possible- to cajole members of the sterner sex to indulge in the cost of “ indefrisables ” has Been made at a moment when the feminine market is almost saturated. There are now hardly any French women of any means at nil who do not have their hair waved not merely "permanently,” but frequently. Barbers’ only means of beguiling men who merely wanted their hair cut into extra expenditure has been to press the purchase of hair tonics. Now they are using their arts of persuasion in favour of the wave. ... Kaitangata is the need of the times. It is such economical coal. —Advt, j . _
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21773, 12 October 1932, Page 10
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