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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160796, 2 November 1920, Page 3

HAIR. Those who have auburn or chestnuttinted nair are much to be envied today, as it is universally admired. Undoubtedly nothing is more beautiful than a woman’s hair just shampooed with “HENN ALINE EGYPTIAN SHAMPOO,” especially if it .bias an auburn tint of deep chestnut shade. It leaves it exquisitely soft, and makes it positively glister, wilth life, but does not impoverish the hair like ordinary shampoos. Also splendid for Children's: Hair, as it is an excellent stimulant. Get it to-day frbm J. R, McKenzie's, J. Paul ani Co., McGruer’s, and all chemists. Is 6d tin, sufficient for six good shampoos.

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