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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 244, 3 July 1918, Page 6

TO KTLL DANMUI'T AND GROW LONG, LOVJiLY HAIR. FROM "DIST3 ASKS OF THE HAIR." "Statistics show I hat 75 per cent, of premature baldness is caused by the presence of dandruff, which proves that baldness is tlio result either of carelessness or ignorance in regard to (lie proper care of the Lair and sculp, for dandruff is an altogether preventable ami curable disease."—Prof. .Rosen. There is only ono certain way to kill dandruff at once, and that is to absolutely cleanse the hair-root and feed the "papillae"—the tiny hair-growing organs at the base of the root.?. Then you destroy the germ entirely, and permit Ihe hair to grow naturally. To do this, just get some concentrated Crystolis (that is all you need) and massage it firmly into tho scalp with the linger tips. Use it on awakening so 'twill dry while dressing, and before dinner at night so you need not sleep with a damp head. By morning most, if not all, the itching' dandruff will be gone, and four or five moro applications will completely banish every single sign and traco of it, no matter how much dandruff you may iiave. Once tho dandruff is gone, the hair roots clean, and tho "papillae" healthy, your hair grows longer, more flull'y,'lustrous, glossy, silky, and soft, anil looks a hundred times better. Crystolis, through its extraordinary pone'lirating, absorbable powers, soaks riqlit into Ihe roots, cleans out all foreign germinal matter oil the way down, and foods ilie papillae with Ihe only vital dement known to prominent dermatologists to stimulate hair growth. At present all this dandruffy germinal mailer plugs lm your hair roots, smothering the growth. But Crystolis quickly dissolves these plugs and gives new health to tho liaW'-pro'.luciug papillae, brining forth a glorious burst of new hair" all over your head. Crystolis is perfectly safe, 'pleasingly effective, and any reliable chemist has it in little ounce bottles, that makes over one-tliiiril quart of mixluro-at half Ihe price of an ordinal? tonic—with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.—Advt,