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If your hair is falling out, if in patches it is already thin to the point of baldness, if in spots yon are by this time positively bald — take care! You can have your hair restored to you in more than its original beauty and luxuriance, or you can doom what is left of it to complete effaeement and irretrievable destruction. It depends entirely on what you use in the effort to get it back. If you try the •ordinary advertised specifics for baldness, there is always a reasonable risk that you may become permanently bald. But John Strange Winter's unique Hair Food is all that its name implies, and more. It is not a quack nostrum or a catchpenny pretence. It so restores the vitality of the hair follicles, and so stimulates the natural action of the scalp, that the hair must become thick and lustrous if there is a spark of life left in the roots of it. In bottles, off all high-class dealers in toilet requisites, 3/6; or plainly wrapped from the Head New Zealand Office of the John Strange Winter Co., Wellington, post free, 3/9. In a month you will see an improvement ; in three, the matte/ will be placed well beyond doubt. The terror and threat of baldness will have passed from you. / If you are interested in matters pertaining to the proper care of the hair and complexion, write for John Strange Winter's remarkable booklet, " Comely Woman." Post f reß 011 application. Address Department I>.

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Otago Witness, Issue 2929, 4 May 1910, Page 72

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Page 72 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Witness, Issue 2929, 4 May 1910, Page 72

Page 72 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Witness, Issue 2929, 4 May 1910, Page 72

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