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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2875, 13 September 1916, Page 3

The face, once a woman is over thirty, needs daily a akin-food to feed it] to be well nibbed in at night and morning. The very best only should be used; this is not - necessarily expensive, for a pot .lasts for some weeks or months. Miss Jlilsom recommends her "Cultene" (35.) for nightly use, which is a tissue-builder, possessing the nourishing yet healing qualities! which the 6kin demands, cures blackheads, reduces large pores, and leaves a fine smooth surface. The "Cultene Balm" (3s. 6d.), for use by day. is a snre preventive for chapped and cracking skins. All hair preparations; All hair work; Electrolysis; Manicuring. Miss Jtil6om, Barnett Buildings, 94 Willis ' Street. Tel. 814.—Adrt.

. One of the most popular and profitable pastimes in. New Zealand is, collecting Camels. JGSO in prizes, and hundreds of consolation gift prizes offered to those ivho save Camels off packets of Desert Gold, the Qnee'n of Teas. Start to-day— enjoy the best tea and win- a prize.— Advt. ■

NEW : CARPETS You will be wise to inspect our New Shipment of Carpets and Rugs now on view in the Carpet Department. These Goods were bought before the War, hence the low prices for the extra ' good qualities. 12ft.. x 10ft. Bin AXMINSTEE CARPETS— £7/19/-. Velvet, £7/10/-, 12ft, x Oft. 'AXMINSTEE; CARPETS— £5/15/-. Velvet, £6/10/-. •10ft, x 6ft:.. AXMINSTEE CARPETS£3/12/6. Velvet, £3/19/6. 7ft. Bin. ix sft.. 6ln AXMINSTEE AND- YELVET CAEPETS— : £2/9/6. 6ft. Gin. x 4ft. 6in. RUGS— £1/12/6. ♦ VISIT OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT TO-DAY. — ♦ : Cstn£siM (drapers & CLOTHIER _ i Also at Palmefst®n North and Mastefton.