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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18904, 20 January 1927, Page 2

FURS AND FUR COATS I advise my customers to have their alterations done now before the rush sets in. COLWILL The Furrier 205 HIGH STREET i—C3O3S

4>\4 ; ''Mother—may I shampoo my hair?" "Yes, if you use that new shampoo *oap of father's." "Will you come and rinse it out for me?" "I won't need to with that soap, dear. It's specially made for the hair and you can rinse it out yourself easily. Just duck back to your ears and shake your head and your scalp will be all clean and tingling in no time!" PACKER'S TAR SOAP Mode with Tine Tar, Z/~ a Tablet. PACKER'S SHAMPOO Made with OHvo Oil. 4/6 a Bottle. Rl2 So many people entrust their PRESCRIPTIONS to us, thus the freshness of our Drugs is assured. We dispense Prescriptions from all Doctors. BONNINGTONS CORNER

A wonderful bodybuilder fresh & pure In 4 sizes of all Chemists & Stores HOLIDAY HINTS. For the coming festivities every lady will want to look her best. Even the rettiest girl must give her skin and m,air a little attention to enhance her charm, but for the less fortunate one, where Nature fails, then art must step in. A visit to Mrs Rolleston'is Toilet Salon will repay you. A FACE MASwill freshen your skin and take away that tired look. If your hair is straight, a MARCEL WAVE is essential. For the SHINGLE a regular trimming is necessary. All branches of Beauty Culture by Skilled Artists, Manicure, Electrolysis, Permanent Waving (by latest Eugene method), etc. Hainvork and Switches in all designs. MRS ■ ROLLESTON. Tele. 373. Dominion Buildings, Cathedral Sq. N7187

Special Sale Offer: Made-to-Measure Suits fiS's'During Sale Period Only Wilson and Smellie's high-class made-to-'■r - measure suits are reduced to £5/5/These suits are of. special selection All-Wool , Suitings, in a splendid range of new and distinctive patterns. Stylishly cut and made to individual measure. Call and be measured while the offer is open. Graham, Wilson & Smellie THE HOUSE FOR VALUE , Hint* on Housekeeping—.No, 11 CHEESE *>ear Niece, solutely no, waste. So often one wants V I came across a delightful little line to throw out Cheese before it is all J*. Wrapped Cheese the other day, and done ' because it goes dry. Ton have I immediately thought of you when I none of th ' s trouble with "Crest" .Was eating it. Cheese. "Crest'* Chpfisn ;<■ *i,J ;j„ i nx. Spend 6d on it and write and teD c ,, , " neese 1S the ideal Cheese mfi wna t TO „ tv,; n fc n f if for small families like you and Harry. me 7° u thlnk ° f ltm on only pay 6d for it. It is doubly Eemember, "Crest" Cheese, .pupped with tinfoil and parchment Tour loving, |P«per, spreads, easily, and t*«e is ab- . AUNT JANE. »'Crest" dheesc i 1b obtainable at all Stores. If unable to procure, write "' aattra y & Son Ltd., sending name of your Storekeeper.