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Press, Volume L, Issue 14974, 22 May 1914, Page 2

'A'"- ■ I ' • ■ ' A '-1 I- I - • • ■■ .y I■ '■ ©I - -if': A ''-VI A Graceful, Well-poised Carriage : ; I Will be yours by choosing the right ' -■ j A— -> makes :>l A Model for All Figures ! ! - a * c Co-op. i I iP/f*/ ° ar neW Corsets embo{ ty an those features that go to yffjfjPj I mould the figure lines with the symmetry and grace 8 neccessary to the present fashions. Included are many I -— inexpensive styles which insure comfort and durability. I — ''* Wanness .Rustproof Corsets always in stock I \ i \- No. 181—Grey Corset, medium .:. No. 126—Grey Corsets, short ,| bust and long hips, suitable for bust and long hips, suitable for ]] stout figures— young ladies— '''- Price, for all sizes .... 10/9 Price .... .... .... 7/9 • •»' I No. 185— Grey Corset, medium No. 135 —White Figured Batiste -^ bust and hips, with extra strong $£>** Jm Corsets, short bust and long II boning, sizes from 24 to 36, with hips, with suspenders attached. I suspenders attached— J mcc » **S nt corset for summer Price L. .... 13/9 / wear— * I |'r No. 636 —Warner's Special Cor- \ \ /ffjMml/ \ '*'- sets, in ■ white, only, very long \\ff( mmr No. 302 —Warner's White Cor- 8 " t hips and low bust, suitable for \ilfl' f&fm sets, made-in very fine material, 3 y:] slight figures, in fine or heavy JilWifflSi medium bust and very long over J- i* material — hips, with suspenders attached.. 8 . -j"™ 8 Price .... .... .... 14/6 *jffa^fr^ / Worn by all well-dressed ladies J ■-\ " Sizes from 19 to 26.'" 1 Price.... .... .... 21/- J |'~ 1 Ii Faimers v| B 8m .. _ _ ____ .. .__ . ... - ™ - ■ '"\

(Winners 4?T(\C\ I OF- THE GREAT ©W J. \J\J ' | . HAVELOCK:'-' : .! | 1 TOBACCO COMPETITION <f" | let Prtze-£25 THOMASPOWLEY, GeorGO Street, Milton, Otapa " T i B 2nd „ £15 W. McLAUGHLIN, 17 Romiily Street, Westport H 3rd „ —£10 C. A. OPIE, Winchester, South Canterbury i 4B» „ £7 , GEO. HOLLAND, 17 McClaggan St., Dunedin f-i' 1 6th „ . £5 M. A. McLEQD, Quean's Drive, Maranul, Wellington -# a 6tb „ £3 J. R. WRAY, Northern Hotel, Oamaru *, I 7th „ £2 10a.' WM. HALLWAY, 22 Horatio Street, Chrfctcfturch 1 Btli „ £2 THOMAS NOBLE, Dunsdandel, Canterbury 1 9th „ £1 10s. J. CHURCHILL, Beddon Street, Rannsbourne, Dunedin ' .-/; 1 10th „ £1 St. A. LARSEN, G.P.0., Wellington- ./-, I 11th „ £1 ALFRED LEWIS, 3 Bolton terrace, Wellington : c" 1 12th „ £0 15s. HARRY THOMAS, Etfon Street, Eden Terraco, Auckland |;£, I 52 Prizes of 10s. each to the following: If, H Jamea Robinson, Bnller Street, Waihi G. Tmrea. 20 Clarke Street. Dnnrdin H& II A. Martin, c/o. Wang.Dairy Co.,Aramoho John Hunt. 171 Burnett St., Ashburton t *i' H Miss O. Ward, Victoria Avi, Invercargill T. WoodK 99Don Street. Invt-n-argill *••,«, H R.'MatUer,Maheno, OUi»o Mi«s V. Vonnell,Te Aharon. Carterton <."£ D B.J. Simpson, 7 Queen Street, Petone George Duncan. Box H, Stirling , " ;.-; H Mias Milley Day. 1 Tewsloy St.. Dnnedin D.asd C. Wright,2sfleorgeßr.,AucHand. *? H Walter Sbephcrd.SONorlhStrcet.Timnra J. W. Rollinshaw, H Prinrew 6r„ Knwoo.l 'X Kg Jas. R. McDonald. Je-asel Si rect. Auckland L. Srjiderlaml, Mansfonl Town. Port Cb. '"■> U E. Melonghlin. 19 Duke Street. Auckland E. S. Toner, 37 nroneham St., 6. Dunedin , >X II- Norman E. Guest. Clyde Street, Balelutba. H. Bl Davis. Post Office. Otira ' ' -> fl H. A. Fitrsimtnons. P. 0., Mllbnrn ' T. H. Jonea, Arthur Stieet W,Onehn»ca # II Tbos. Taylor, 38 William Street, Timaru Miss Roberttin, Half moon Bay -,»I; H Krnesl Wootdridge,Tablet Porter. Xlaewa W; MclnMrre, 17 Bathgate M:,8.-Dnnedin " 'i Hi O. Armlxbaw, Athol Place. N"th Dnnoelin Richard Burnett, Wyndham. • 'I H Wnj. Wallace, 45 Gvxirge St., P. Chalmora D. Noonan, 12 Itanfnrly Street, Hornby H Mrs. R. Dias,Hs Wyndham St., Auckland Chiirlea rhyalck. 26 Lome St„ Wellington • .£. m Mr. Trnmann. Jackson Street. Petone W. H. Wills, Blacksmith, Ikawat P.O. -% g J. Wright. 29 Baker Street, Auckland R. McKerjzle, 7 Tarley St., Kaikorai, Ban. -v& H Mlsa J. Thomson. Tasinan SU Wellington A. T. Jaekgon, Hani well ' *» '•? Q Ernest Ching, 2 Hnnkey St., Wellington P. Mooney. Cromwell. Otago ,V-S B G. Panel, RaveMbonrne. Dunedin H. T. Holt. Boslyn Terracr, Auckland - A H Miss Stella Fnlcher, To Knitl F. Donnelly. Caotorburv Hot*-l. Lvtteltoa -? B J. H. Jenkins, Whangamomona John S. Smith, Onslow Street, Rlun* '. ■■3H A. Neighbours, Walmangnroa, Westport MUs Ida Ad*alt, Smith Street, Mangatera ■" s* If R. McCcllough, Saddler, liarton Br. L. Wilt*, Sonne Creek, Matlboroagb -'* H L. Lapworth, College Stroet, Wellington James Cole. Otautau .X- - ;,1 I says he and VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA ■'| I have been firm friends for 80 years. B \J| I He knows that VAN HOUTEN'S is I '% 11,. the Best Cocoa in the world for m*M m keeping mind and body in good con- - B"'-^ H dition. It is quite different to other B -|f R cocoas, and unequalled in purity B-^| \

SECRET OF CLEOPATRA'S v WONDERFUL HAIR. " '*" — ■- '.-• c' " DISCOVERED AT LAST IN AN OLD MUSTY. BOOg. PRODUCES STARTLING GROWTH OF NEW HAUI ON MAN'S HEAT> AFTER TEN YEARS OF BALDNESS. In examining some of the old musty books in ono of the Italian museums of antiquities, an American traveller accidentally noticed in Latin the words "To grow beautiful hair." A closer inspection revealed an old hair formula, and below it,was noticed that,it was the formula which Cleopatra used ami to which she owed her wonderfully beautiful, long, thick heavy hair, which had niuch to do with her being regarded as the most beautiful woman in the world. Curiosity led the traveller .to copy the formula, and ho gave it to a friend who had been bald for ten years. After some difficulty the friend got the formula made up with some slight modifications by a chemist, and after.usinr; it six weeks his head became entirely covered with a startling growth of new hair. This so impressed him that he gave the formula -to several medical journals and newspapers, and it was extensively printed by them, and withii the last few years many thousands of persons owe their beautiful heavy hair to this simple, ancient, inexpensive formula, although most of them hay© no idea of how it was first'discovered. For the benefit of readers we print the formula again:—l ounce Lavona do Composce, i dram Menthol Crystals, 3 ounces of Bay Bum. Apply night and morning -and rub well into the hair rootw, but avoiVl applying where hair is not desired. This formula can bo prepared by any chemist. 342 ;

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