FOR POLAND

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2497, 25 June 1915, Page 3

FOR POLAND

MISS TADEMA'S APPEAL. Miss Laurence Alma Tadema, honorary secretary of the Polish Victims' .Relief Fund, London, has made the following appeal to England: "0, you island people, whom the sea saves from your toes, whose land lias seen no conqueror sineo Norman William came, whose homes are safe to-day, whose fields are growing green with promise for to-mor-row—\vhat will you give to Poland? "A penny, a shilling, a pound, a thousand pounds—nothing will seem too little, nothing will be too much. Ten million people are on the verge of starvation, and you can save them; a whole nation once dear to your fathers, that nation which of all others has suffered most for love of liberty, can be kept alive by your help against the day of freedom. "Give, give all you can. Twenty-five million Polish hearts will bless you for every little loaf, every brick, every garmentj every handful of seed bought with British coin. "Beyond the veil of the future, bloodstained and dark now, lie new hopes for all the world; let Great Britain pass through it into light, holding Poland's hand." Mrs. Rolleston, Qualified, London and Paris, is recommended for all hair treatments, Marcel waving, shampooing, permanent removal of superfluous hair, diploma and medical testimonials. Face massage and manicuring. Hair work of latest English designs. 256 Lambton Quay. Tel., 1599.-Advt. •ELECTROLYSIS—This is the only treatment kiiowj to science for th 9 permanent removal of superfluous hair; but much depends upon the skill of the operator and the battery used. Miss Milsom qualified under Madame Barclay, New York, the leading American Specialist. The operation is painloss and leaves no scar on tho face. The battery used by Mifea Milsom is the very latest and most up-to-date in Australasia. No paste, powder, or liquid advertised can remove permanently superfluous hair. Had such a discovery proved successful, Miss Milsom would have used these preparations many years ago. All treatments for falling and grey hair, delightful face treatment. Hair work of every description. Manicuring, Clipping. Miss Milsom, Barnett's Building, 94 Willis Stieet, 4 doors past "Evening Post." Telephone 814.— Advt. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Here is ample proof that "RUSMA" will remove yours.—These written endorsements of the efficiency of "RUSMA" are proof positive and bear out my guarantee to cure you. I have scores of other testimonials and invite you to see the originals at my rooms:—"Mrs. Hullen has succeeded in removing a very unsightly beard from my face; it' is very many months now since I have been treated and there is no fresh growth. My face is as smooth as a baby's.—M.Y., Wellington." "It is acting better than anything I have ever tried, and I have every faith in it.—L.B., Wellington." "It is a wonderful remedy, and I will do my utmost to circulate its value,— E.L., Auckland." "It is quite a pleasure to use, and the results are splendid. —A.M., Christchurch." Are you not prompted to call or write? Mrs. Eullen, Beauty Specialist, Boulcott Street, Wellington. Dept. 3. 'Phone No. 1047.—Advt. "SYDAL" (Wilton's Hand Emollient). The approach of winter weather is causing a very brisk sale for "SYDAL." This splendid preparation heals chopped hands in a remarkably short time.—Advt. HAIR NOT WANTED. Superfluous Hair is one of the most distressing blemishes with which women are afflicted, and hitherto there has been no permanent cure. Electrolysis invariably leaves the face badly marked, even more disfiguring than the hair, and depilatories aTe worse than useless, for they only burn the hair off, and cause it to grow out doubly strong. "KULDAH" is a medical formula which hns no equal for destroying the roots of the hairs, it is quite unlike any other superfluous hair remedy and it behoves every woman so afflicted to give Kuldah a trial. It leaves no trace of anything having been applied, and is a marvellous cure, as thousands of satisfied users have proved; price 6s. 6d., in plain sealed wrapper, from the following Chemists: G. Mee, Chemist, > Lambton Quay, Wellington; H. L. Sprosen, Chemist, Dunedin; A. Eccles, Queen Street, Auckland; W. H. Woolams, Queen Street, Auckland; or from Madame Bouffare, Swaneon Street, Auckland. (Postage, 3d. extra.)—Advt.