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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1790, 8 November 1919, Page 7

That never-failing cough and cold remedy—'' NAZOL'' —is specially good for children. Wise mothers keep it handy. Most economical! Sixty doses 1/6. " .2 Cabbapes and carrots were unknown before 1547.

KOKO for the Clean, Live Scalp, growing Lustrous Wavy Hair. "I noticed a marked improvement In my hair after 1 began using Koko; the color improved, it became glossy, and the natural lustre was restored. My hair used to be short, and quite straight, but since using Koko it has grown wavy, and » is below my waist." "Koko is the most delightful hair preparation I ever used; 't is wonl derfully good for dandruff, the first A bottle cleared it off my scalp, alD though it had been very thick, Now 1 my hair is beautifully soft and glossy and quite wavy." (Names given on request.) Your first trial of Koko will prove so pleasant that you will enjoy using it frequently for the r clean, refreshing effect it has on the scalp. Then you will find pretty tints appearing in your hair and a fluffed-out wavy effect, which Improves it surprisingly. With continued use of Koko, the scalp feels 80 invigorated that it cannot help growing hair more abundantly, for it's the clean, live scalp grows lustrous, wavy hair, as everybody knows. KOKO IS SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND LEADING STORES, 1/9, 3/6, 6/fa I lap

Artificial Aids to Beaut can never equal natural effects developed by skilful treatment such as massage, etc.—Call and consult me. Mrs. E.Hawkins HAIR AND TOILET SPECIALIST BONNINGTON'S 'Phone BUILDIIMCS Automatic 4617 I