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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3030, 17 March 1917, Page 4

.Hints on the Compkrion. The latest from abroad is known as the Now Ab-' sorption Method. It is nothing more than what Miss Milson's Cultene Skin Food docs, and has boon doing for her' clients for many years. Cultens is a substanco having: trie property of a skin food, being absorbed directly by tho 6kin,' thus'feeding the shrunken muscles, and supplying tho lost tissue beneath. Wo know,' not foreign Eubstances but we' know our own. Nothing better for a massaging faco cream. The best sciencs knows for effacing wrinkles, and the' dreaded crow's feet. Follow directions carefully, and you will preserve and restore the roundness and the firmness of' the cheeks. Apnly Culteno on the exposed skin after being out all day, leave on ton minutes then wipo off, note amount of dust and grime on towel, no soap or water can remove this so thoroughly as it is set deep in the pores of skin. Besides Jtaves the skin rested and soothed. Pric6, 3s. jar. All hair work. Mies Milsom, Barnett's Buildings, 94 Willis Street. 'Phono Sl-i.—Advt.

Caution in buying Hosiery was never I more imperative than now, but ladies l can have every confidence in purchasing our reliable black silk hose at 6s. 6d., ! 7s. 6d., Bs. 6d. up.. Price's Store, si-56 j "Willis Street.—Advt. j "Substantial advance in correct prin. ! ciples" are embodied in PATHE- ; PHONES. No bothering needles to • change—scratch—throw away, but smooth I unwearable jowel reproducer, resulting iin improved tone production of all music, whether vocal or instrumental. ' Daily demonstrations free to all, at : Oscar Hewett and Co., 56 Cuba Street Oust below Bank of N.Z.). Pull range of models at reasonable cost, and up. ' wards of 10,000 records to select from — , Advt. ' For croy and faded hair use Donnelly's ■ Grey Hair Tonic, Ss. 6d. Donnelly,'6s j Vivian Street.—Advt. (PIARKF/S Hair Dyo restores youtht--' t'nl colour, Mack or brown; "hannI le?s and odourless, colourless. Post free, U. fid. and 2s. 6d. Clarke, Chemist, llfi Victoria Street. Auckland.