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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 35, 5 November 1917, Page 3

Woman's greatest asset is her hair; Ihe face, no matter how sweet, has lost its charm if the hair on forehead and temples- is scant, dull, or greasy. Anyone, child, mother, or grandmother, can grow hair, and good hair. Nothing grows as quickly in the world as hair under hoalthv conditions, and nothing like it so responds to niild and gentle treatment. Hair is a very sensitive plant, and great harm can bo done through ignorance and the use of this and that indiscriminately. Miss Milsoni has studied hair and its peculiarities for 1G years, and can therefore advise the correct treatniont «nd preparations to iiso. Write and describe the condition of your scalp and hair. Will be pleased fo .reply gratis, giving sound practical advice. J|iss Milsoin, 94 Willis Street, opposite Shortt s Picture Theatre. 'Phone 814.—Advt. The value or <> present is enhanced by a wise admixture of sentiment, practical value, general utility, und beauty of deStgu. These essentials combined give a quality of porpetual satisfaction "a lasting fragrance in remembrance.' They are embodied in "Daisy" Vacuum Cleaners, rathephones and Records, Knitting or Sowing Machines, stocked by Oscar Hewett and Co., 56 Cuba Sheet (just bo low Bank of N..).—Advt.