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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1214, 24 August 1911, Page 9

Ladies will bo interested to note that Mrs. Rollcston has just received from England a very large assortment of Hair Goods, made of the best quality Eiigiish hair, including switches suitablo for hairdressing in the newest styles, which each purchaser will be taught gratis. Goods Bold at English prices, 256 Lambton Quay, opp. The Economic. /

The Man: "I heard you tell the census man you were thirty. When you married me, a year ago, you said you were-twenty-two." The Woman: "Ah, how time flies when one is happy!"

FOR MARVELLOUS EESULTS

Consult Miss. M'Gee, of the Toilft Rooms," i Willis Street. She having had many years' practical experience with skilled English Hair Physicians, can give you the best possible advice on all Hair and Scalp Disorders, Consultation Free. 'Phone 2366.—Advt,

CHAPPED HANDS,

"THEY LOOKED JUST LIKE BEEF STEAK, AND THE PAIN WAS EXCRUCIATING."

"I had terrible chipped hands—they just looked like beef steak—they were so raw looking," writes Mrs. A. Deakin, 116 Cobden Street, South Melbourne, Victoria. "1 had them for a few weeks. I also had eczema or. my forehead. I was so bad that I could neither do my house -work or washing. The pain was excruciating. I conld not bear anyone to come to the house to see me as I had no inclination to talk to them. I rubbed all sorts of ointments on my hands day and night to try and euro them, but they wero of no uso whatever; they did not seem to bo healing at all. At last I tried Rexona, and after using it for a while they began to heal. I kept on using tho Ointment, and it healed them rapidly. I am more than pleased to know my hands are thoroughly cured, and it is through using Kexona, and I can Teconimend it to anyone." Resona, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is a remarkably effective remedy for all ejections of tho skin, also for wound?, burns, sores, and those many hurts which oro constantly calling for tho use of a reliable remedy. Price, Is. 6d. and 3s. —Advt.

A million germs woke up ono day Intent on journeying miles away; Cough, cold, and fever, asthma, too, These germs were named by thoso who knew; And people grew f<3 much alarmed, They realised they might be harmed; But all at once the serins fell dead, They'd met Woods' Peppermint Cure 'tis said. -Advt.

CANS. SWEET Rwr DAINTY iA \£- % AS SWEET W SEVENTEEN