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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 19, 11 May 1907, Page 46

■ J Losing your hair? Do you bring out a combful each morning? Haa it lost its natural brightness? Is it beginning to look faded and dead? / Do you like this condition of things? Certainly not. Then stop this falling of the hair at once. Stop it befora your hair is thin, short, and lifeless. Buy a bottle of jfyer’z Vigor and make your hair beautiful, glossy. Silky, abundant. If your hair is gray, and. you don’t care to look at thirty as if you were sixty, then you should use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It always restores color to gray hair, all the deep, rich, beautiful color it had when you were young. Do not be deceived by cheap imitations which will only disappoint you. Be sure you get AYER'S Hair Vigor. Pr«f sr«4ky Dr. J.C- Ayer k C*„ Lowell, Mau., U. S. A.

Dustless aßd Easy Sweeping 1 are guaranteed by using a BISS ELL’S/p “Gyco” Bearing Sweeper..’ TMaLy „ Why fill .your house with clouds of ■ dust (with positive injury to curtains. J® draperies arid furniture) .through the use of the corn broom, when at a - | Sipall cost you can procare a BISSELL J sweeper that confines all the dust, . / 7 SUIM cleanses, brightens and preserves your W/ n carpets, reduces the labor of sweeping KN j '95 per cent, and makes sweeping a pleasure instead of a drudgery? ff As dust is admittedly a carrier of If K'ltv disease, the corn broom with its clouds # of dust is a menace to the health of if the entire family, to say nothing if nV about the ruin it works to fine car- g gl| pets and rugs, and the drudgery it B || enforces. Consider the economy B liWl of the Bissell, as it lasts longer B ■Lv than fifty brooms. B Jw ■ || PRICK 10/ to 18/ B BISSELL CARPET B SWEEPER CO. B VI 25 Warren Street, B ÜBll B New York. fi I U.S.A. j

(ISI Even John Philip Sousa who has no use for Phono-' < Oy graphs, has been forced to recognise the Edison... (■•■ Si Phonograph Bas a formidable competitor. The two-step king says that people will ho longer go to concerts if they can have music in their noines so easily and so cheaply. . • This is an unwilling tribute, but it nevertheless is a tribute. reoisariTK The man who has an EDISON looio Movu»»g] PHONOGRAPH has a concert VECOROS B/ i n his own home. Even a king could not have mote. ( <y) OurNiew Machine Catalogue ‘and List* of Records free on request. •• < DISC. MACHINES and JsßSsgnl DISC RECORDS. Targest Phono. Stores • “ - in New Zealand. New Century Talklnr Machine Co. “THE TALKERIES” v <2/ BTAIbBW St. 13ft Willis StAuckland. Wellington. DEALERS WAITED. (Liberal discounts.) Mention this paper."