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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1588, 4 November 1912, Page 3

j "Ewtak" Carpet S#eepre j | are . . ;§ : ' i A great feature of the Ewbank Carpet Sweeper is the armoured ; | brush pulley. This is the application of a brass cap to. the pulley, i| the eap taking up the wear, ancl thus keeping the Sweeper always •' | in alignment. , | The "Ewbank" is built for heavy wear, and-whilst it is a .light- : s running machine it is ouc which can be counted upon doing its ■< ?. work for a long period of years. I The material throughout is of the best quality, and all the raa- | . chines are attractively finished. , ' i I They are Simple in Construction, \ and having" very few parts they ca&not get out of order. . ~ 8 ' Every machine is encircled by a thiek braid cord as a furniture 5 | protector, and this enables them to be used without damaging the .; | contents of the room. \, y-/. t : They are easy to work, rapid in action, make no' noise, and ' % raise no dust. The brushes are of good .quality bristle, and will i wear for years. | A patent dustpan opener is a special feature of these' "ma- j ij chiftcs. By simply pressing a steel spring thd contents of the • \ pan are at once emptied, and, upon removing the pressure, the , <] ■ pan automatically • closes. • | ' 1 Price' l from 14/6. :.r < £ W.,Mills-Ltd., ' j ' Agents. . j Grow TMek | | Ifitliappens'tliat youi' hair is thinningperoept- | ibly, lose no time, but get to work immediately. 1} ; . I Every day meaiis greater loss, and consequently, jj; ; ■ greater difficulty in securing a restoration. The • I: : | time required to restore a good hair growth varies J:i I according to the length of time the hair roots have ',1 j 1 beenaffected, and the.degree ofcontraetion in.the :1 i • ■ -ji hair-follicles. Naturally, those who have.been jfi 3 losing their hair for a number of years would have 11 I' to persevere longer than inhere the trouble is only 11 ; | 'recent. • _ . . 1j 8 ft the outcome of Mr. Brice's sixty years' exper3^ | • ence, and by using it regularly in conjunction with ' | I the Circassian Cream, you will keep your scalp in || a good,, healthy, 'condition, and retain your hair 1 g until old age. | J Mr. Brice has cured Baldness and stopped fall- | ; | ing hair constantly- during his long practice as a i J Specialist in Christchurch, and he offers his 1I preparations feeling confident that if they are- 1- | persevered with in accordance with directions,; ; ; | they will both stop further loss of hair, and in most .< ' J cases restore that which has been lost. -< = : ' j Here is one durej 1 s 'This man was'cured early in 1908, and his hair is still in 3. ' ■j excellent condition. He had consulted a Doctor, and tried 3 ! j! several different Hair Restorers, without result. ■ ■''!■ 1 I ,': Brice's Regenerator oured this man, and, if 'gj your hair-roots are still alive, it , I for you too. ' ■ ' j Bis?ice'.s 'Regeiiiarat.'or ■■ »■. 3/®. \ ; Specfa! Strength (for Oirf'Sianclliig Gases) 5/6 . j Ciipcassiam.' ■ . * 25/, : n BR ICS'S REGENERATOR ten.'be'.oWained at the Phar- ■m! I ! j| mocies of J!. Johnston, Cut a Street; W;\S. Wallace, AVillis R' 3 ■' Streot; C. A. Fictqher aiul Dunbar ;Sioatt,e, liaMitoir '•! J8 Qiia.v; S. Brediu, Constable Street; jr.' &• Bulbar, Hntiu- Br '•' a <aij George Hotfe, Tobacconist; C, A, Will&mson,';Eetbie;>' B I. Aplin, Carterton; E. T. Wood, Jlastertonrand all'leadb ' ' ! ins Chcdiiets, / .■■■. i