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FOUR FEET SIX INCHES LONG! : RESULT OF USING John Craven-Burleigh's True Hair Grower. NEW PREPARATION CAUSES BIG STIR AMONG HAIR SPECIALISTS. f% * i I >*S!i ''* ' FRONT VIEW OF MISS DONNAN. Read.what MISS MAY DONNAN, tho prominent pianist, says:— ■MR. JOHN CRAVEN-BURLEIGH. Dear Sir,—l feel it only my duty that I 6hould write and let you know what a wonderful preparation your True Hair Grower is. I have used three bottles, and my hair has grown marvellously; it is now about four feet six inches long, and in .still growing. My hair is beautiful and glossy, and has grown much stronger'since using your tonic. I am noted wherever I havo been for my beautiful hair, hoth in length and quality. Ton may rest assured that I am very careful in using any preparations that havo at numerous time 6 been recommended to mo for use. 'Having been persuaded totry your True Hair Grower, I have found it all that you claim it to bo, and can highly recommend its uso to my numerous friends. I am enclosing two photos of myself in support of tho above, and, if you think fit, you can use them for advertising purposes.—'Wishing you success, gratefully yours, .': 'Kajrlain-strcct, Mosmaq, Sydney., M. I. DONNAN, L.L.C.M. V"'".'.. "*'.f.'"?'.'.'.... ' ;. ' ' i I ' BACK VIEW OF JOSS UOXXAN. 10,000 Samples Given Away. Hair troubles, liko many other diseases, havo been wrongly diagnosed, and altogcther misunderstood. The hair ih-olf is not the thing to ho treated, for the reason that it is simr.ly a product of the scalp, ami wholly dependent upon its action. Tiii scalp is. tho very soil in which tho hair is produced, nurtured, and grown, oni! it. alone should receive the attention if results arc to bo expected. It would do no earthly good to treat the stem of a plant with' a view of making it grow and bwnrno morn beautiful—the soil in which thn plant grows must ho attended to. li.f-rcforc, the scalp, in which the hair grows, 'must receive tho attention, if you biv to expect it to grow and become mom beautiful. f.oss of hair is caused by tho scalp drying up, or losing its supply of moisture or nutriment: when baldness occurs tho scalp has simply lost all its nourishment,' leaving nothing for the hair to feed upon (a plant, or even a tree, would die under ■ Gimi:i? conditions). The natural thing to do in cither case is to feed and replenish tho soil or scalp, ns <\m caso may be, and your crop will grow and multiply as nature intended it should. ' . ■ _ -\iy True Hair Grower has a most wonderful effect upon tho hair gland and tissues of the wain. It is tho only remedy for the hair ever discovered that is similar to Ihe natural foods or liquids of the ccalo. • . U penetrates tho pores, quickly, and the hair soon shows the effects of its wonderful exhilarating and life-producing qualities. liesidts being .a- True Hair Grower, my nreparation (illicitly removes DANDJU.TF and stops FAILING HAIR' and ITGHINO. It is known the world over, and 1 have in my consulting rooms upwards of 5000 letters from grateful men anil' T.omcn who havo derived so much benefit from this uso of my True "Hair Grower" ai to compel them to write and (hank me. Now, I do not wish vou lo accept my Word for any statement I make, but want you to provo the", matter for yourself in your own home. •• , FREE TRIA3L OFFER. Baldness, Dandruff, tteiiiag, qSg, Fres Trial Coupon. Cut out this Coupon, send it with 3 stamps to cover postage, and I I will immediately post a. trial box of my True Hair Grower. ' •' Note new address :— j JOHN CRAVEN-BURLEiGH (Depl. 6 ) 41 Qusen St., Auckland

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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2151, 18 May 1914, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2151, 18 May 1914, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2151, 18 May 1914, Page 8

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