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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160731, 18 August 1920, Page 6

.HAIR. , Those "who have auburn or chestnuttinted nair are mu ah to be envied today, as it is universally admired. Undoubtedly nothing is more beautiful than a woman’s hair just shampooed with “HENNALINE EGYPTIAN SHAMPOO,” especially if it has an auburn tint or deep chestnut shade. It leaves it exquisitely soft, and makes it positively glisten with life, but does nob impoverish the hair like ordinary shampoos. Also splendid for Children’s Hair, as it is an excellent stimulant. Get it to-day from J. R. McKenzie’s, J. Paul ani Co., McGruer’s, and all chemists. Is 6d tin, sufficient for six good shampoos. * Children like Wade’s Worm Figs. Safe and certain remedy for worms.

ESBSBB32SESSSBS3OT^SS?BSIIBS Start Dinner %fL. TOM AT© .tium&s Not merely delicious, but thoroughly wholesome hi every way is "K” Tomato Soup. Being purely vegetable, it is an ideal Soup for Fridav luncheons and dinners—also for the other sis days of the week! Made from red-ripe tomatoes, rich butter, and other wholesome ingredients, “K” Tomato Soup is a nourishing, invigorating food. Eeady for the IiIRKFATHICK table in three minutes! NELSON. Order by the half-dozen tins, and never be without it.

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