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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 103, 24 January 1918, Page 3

ANSWERS 'I'p (foTtRRSPONDENTS. (By Arrangement wit]) Mrs. Itolloalon, Jlair Physician iinil Face Specialist; fiii.-'ifit-d, London, Paris, and America.) "S.W.."—Aside from heredity, •Wβ know little of eilhcr I ho actual or exciti»jr oniißoe of ijiinurfliiims hair. That Iliov can Iki speedily increased and the tHi sliwiirl honed by Hie use of denilitorics and liy pulling or ciiltinic (hem •\ without doubt. Electrolysis is Ihc iimlv permanent eure. mid in the hands 'if a, skilful operator '.he treatment is ••:i:.riinl:cPd. l\r." fee is Ids. per 1,,i1( hm, r for thn latest improved method, whieh ■naliles me lo remove quite doulilo the. Lumbers of lia.ir" th.it were possible in Ihe ordinary method, Ihornby reducing |."Mi lime and expensn. "C..T.TC." —Afasinsn of the scalp ic Iho best means of cVc-kiiifr falling hair, lopetlier will) » Rond stimnlnliiiß Innie. Ihe en-l of whieh would lie. fis. Dr!., includiiiß postaco. Courses of Hair and Kaee Trentmoiit fri'Vi O"e CillillCM. Mra. nolleslon, 2.56 Lnmbton Qua-. -Advt.

Drop-l).y-d)-op watering lias been proved far more beneficial to plants than water given all at once. A atrip of linen or cotton cloth is laid on the croiintl near tlio plant, one oml being placed in a jar of water. KOLA-NlP—a ••jmi;eranco drink compound—is uniquo in its kc-on nutty flavniir. Can be given freoly to children as well as atjiiHe. Keep a bottle in the house for frionde and visitors. —Advt.