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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1659, 28 January 1913, Page 4

i' r > it Is necessary I r. . ' ff/ ■ v that the scalp s jj [ 'i " should be main- ; :-••••••• v.-- "•: jj pressure and ; | . ji r [ . . • 'Jf "" ' tlons: the use | r 'v~ Sj& of some .hair { [ ' Itr' stimulant is es- i f., ■x jj sential. Even j; i f the Ancients V, f I i found Pomades and Hair Food were, if not necessary, 1 ; v.f ' h | certainly beneficial to the well-being ot their hair, and ( e ; {; \ we read constantly of the valuable and highly perfumed ! i ingredients used in this connection. In later times, as f jI.: many of us can remember, it was considered a want of f •....«•{ • refinement and good taste if the hair was not constantly | pomaded: Since this practice has fallen into disuse, < [ ■ j baldness has become much more'prevalent, and now r£ ' practicably everyone you meet is suffering from some I > ;• S form of hair trouble. / f Is ;s i\is a scientific preparation which keeps the scalp in excel- j f .<■■■■<■■/*, | lent condition,' strengthens the hair-roots, and adds a jj. ;]ustre to the hair itself. It is not in any way greasy, | '• : I nor is it-scented. Its use cannot be detected, except by |. I- \ :j ; the improved and more lifelike appearance of the hair, s i: 1 j Those who have good hair will find it a splendid dressing, j! \ and a certain safeguard against hair troubles. Those ; j! »' j] { ' who have already suffered hair loss will find that its use ii • vi ' stops further .loss, and that new hairwlll grow in place [ ( of the old. Where the hair is dry, and a pomade is desir- jj ! v ; 'fj . ■ able use Brice's Circassian Cream. It replaces the natural f ii |v' 6ils that are lacking, and is an effective preventative for J: i ' j f/j i or scurf. It should always be used'in con- ? ' ; i Junction with the Regenerator. 1 ; . The different photographs displayed represent only a ■ ■ i .very small proportlinof the cures obtained by the use . ! , : v - j of our specifics. Unfortunately, the modesty of the ■ ■■■~ benefited makes it difficult to obtain.pictorial; | : . > ' 1 -ovldence. - /Then again, very often we know nothing . ■ . i A about the cure until it has been effected., j * ' , !> \ > ' n

. — — J ,1. ' I BRICE'S REGENERATOR ' - - 3/6 j ' I Special Strength, 5/6 j . Circassian Cream - - 2/- « \ d A BRICE'S REGENERATOR can be obtained at the Thar- N, ft £ '•; Vv K maoiea of B. Johnston, Cut a Street; W. S. Wallace, Willis fJ j? < f 6tr«)t;iC. A. Fletcher and Dunbar .■ Sloane, Lambton ygfiy f— ■«. •ft Quay;: S. Bredin, Constable Street; J. C. Burbery, Hatai« i'j f.i r.j tai; George .Howe, Tobacconist; 0. A. Williamson, Petonejr<i6 i : . Y:\L.. Aplin, - Carterton; H. T.- Wood, Mastertonj and all lead. M • ing Chomista.

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