Page 14 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22098, 31 October 1933, Page 14

A When you wash your hair with “ an Amami Shampoo, you know you’re giving it the best possible cleansing andbeautifying treatment. But did you know that Amami Shampoos contain tonic ingredients as well, to keep your hair healthy? As a matter of fact, a regular shampoo is the surest way of getting rid of dandruff, greasincss, too dry hair, or any other worrying hair trouble. But remember, it must be Amami. No other shampoo has the same tow'cproperties. gd. per sachet. AMAMI SHAMPOOS -^MANICURE Ait: to tee otic of the Amami Manicure Sets an eiienlial aid to beautiful handt.

•aa 35 the Words Dance Before Your Eyes ? If you suspect that your eyes ar# weak—if you suffer from headaches, nervousness, Irritability—then come in and have your eyes expertly examined to-day. Neglected eyestrain, particularly in children,/may lead to permanent injury and impairment if left uncorrected. Don’t continue to tolerate tired eyes ring 13-156 for* an appointment. Hugb&G.K. NEILL /, . _ '■ ” i LIMITED 1 CONSULTING OPTICIANS, 93 George Street, Dunedin. Telephone 13-156.

r -±:/. An inexpensive way to keep your white shoes white Bon Ami Cake , the well know n household cleanser, Is fine for cleaning white shoes, too. It quickly and . easily removes 'grass stains and smears. And whatjis most important, Bon Ami really cleans the shoes, as it whitens them—doesn’t merely cover over the dirt, as other whiteners do. Use it on all kinds of white shoes except kid. See how nice and new-looking Bon Ami makes them —and at what little cost., &l Bon Ami is **Jack of all tirades” around the house. It is the finest cleanser you can get for windows; mirrors, Baths, pots and pans, kitchen sinks, painted woodwork, etc. W CHAM l SUMACH " SO US HIS AUMKTAU BON AMI "Hasn’t Scratched Yet iX in its iTafl.f 1 t m€k Full Quick-setting, fruity flavours ra! makes packet Every pint.