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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 172, 15 April 1919, Page 4

. . THE AFTER-EFFECTS OF ' CAUSE TIE HAIR TO FALL OUT. • LADIES' ' DON'T CUT IT OFF' BECAUSE' IT IS. FALLING. . ; : USE J. CMVEN-BURLEIGH'S .. XRU E rfAIR-G.RO W'ER.. For thin, straggling, or weak hair, falling or splitting hairs, overgreasiness of the scalp, overdryness of the scalp, scurf, or dandruff, total or partial baldness, loss of colour and lustre. ' • u ■ ' JOHN CRAVEN-BURLEIGH'S TRUE HAIR-GROWER has a world-wide reputation of over 25 years' standing, and has a larger sale-than any other preparation of its kind. ■ . Thousands of men and vomen in all walks of life ami in all parts of the world have conquered their hair troubles for ever by following the'same easy uud (ielightful method that you aro to-day invited to do.' • This announcement is of special interest to every man and woman who has previously tried other hair-growing preparations. If you liave. had 110 success ■ with others, please try my remedy. 1 refrain froni; expressing any per-onal opiuion as to other preparations, but point to the vast, array of letters received from persons who, having tested numerous, advertised compounds, washes, etc!', witli- • out-benefit; used my preparation, and found it to bo exactly as represented—a true-hair-grower. It is always prepared in Accordance with the formula with which my name has become famous, and which is endorsed by noted analytical experts, of England, Franco, and the United Slates. It can l>e shown'by ir.any letters which I receive that in a few days after the first application the hair begins to grow, and continues until a healthy, strong, permanent growth is I s \ - , / A* \ *v f t of { /•&' -V :\ A "W, , P\l\A/ !r * jjAjSi '5 A t l %' </ * 1 . r v "wT c <; \ 4 * * * <> J ' v j> *\ 1 < * :t* * mk .A ,4 'ti&tgf iW f l JJt - Arf£ *■ *V i<f > >y * Ltt*\ ■A* M t* l •>'•* * ' > j ] ' ; «» \ I < VXf 'v Sl -HV ' ■ft » s W-> ■ : '• > S" i >- A * < V" 51 ® \ <V? v i v>i • . ' ) •A>\ Via Ai *• tv/,, ; 4 • i-dmmmwmMF ■ lifl'ts; I'.fciiiic iStKiiijli (f'rcni a" Pli'oto).. READ WHAT MISS ENGLISH SAYS:- . MR. JOHN CHAVK.N-BTJ.ULEIGIL. Hamilton Kidge Street, . .Moore Park, Sydney; Dear Sir,—l must say that your True Hair-Grower is a wonderful preparation. I heard such good reports about it. that I- was induced to give it a trial, and although I naturally have a.good head of hair,' still lately it was causing me a good deal of trouble, as it was falling out in handfuls, and I was greatly troubled with dandruff. Since'using your preparation for three months, my hair has completely stopped falling, and there is not a sign of dandruff in my hair, and it has grown longer and thicker. You enn rest assured that J' will do what I can towards inducing my friends to try your wonderful preparation.—-Yours truly,. ' M. ENGLISH. P.S.—I am sending you herewith a couple of my photographs, and if you care to use tliem you are at perfect liberty to do so. DOES YOUR HAIR FALL OCT? Persons wild are Bald, .or troubled with Weak, Falling, cr Scanty Hair, are invited, to test a natural Pomade preparation which has. been proved to possess marvellous Hair-growing qualities. This Trus Hai|-Growor—for true hnir-gi'ower it is—is the formula of -Air. JOHN. C'iiAYEN-BUliLBIGfl', who it is no exaggeration to'fay, has discov- \ ered the veritable secret of successful'hair 2" • \ rejuvenation in all cases whero a rcw T ' .\ . hair growth is physically possible. -EeJT" .^* e garding this, the greatest authorities on i) \ 10 ' m ' l ' are llo,v agreed that more, than \ 80 per cent, of eases of apparently hope- / y less baldness'fair in point of fact be '/. remedied. This can lie better under- ' fewr/jf • •• k. A '"i stood by relating how and why hair falls ,• i A • out and baldness nii'triment,' and vitliV , ()lli which the lmir *"" S ° lll: IIIU ' " l 0 " )ots ' o,se " ic ' r //Wiltu\\ vitality and gradually perish. Jtr. V l\l (•'raven - Burleigh has given to tho ''l iWWuIW \ UU ' lln WOr,(l 11 sul ' cntifio counterpart of illl! P thu " ,l ' h,ru l Mal P^ ood . which, by iIMmV wv%' Mil exerting the same pol-ent chemical IfisWi 1 ■ nc,ion °" u, ° scai! '' Bnuiu\\\W'™l,v ■ R " -V ' ,i( ' ,lcos il '" er Eiwvth of \\ x fine hair. USE. J. CRAVEN-BURLEIGH'S ' TRUE -HAIR-GROWER. ESTABLISHED OVER TWENTY-FIVE YBARS. LONDON, NEW YORK, PARIS, MOSCOW, MILAN, SYDNEY, and • AUCKLAND. Note.—All Chemists can now obtain my preparations through warehouses or direct from me, Be wiso and use none but J. Craven-Burleigh's TRUE HAIR-GROWER. 'It is tho best, oldest, and most reliable on.tho market,. It is the cheapest,'because it is better than any other Hair Preparation. Sufficient for one month's home treatment, either pomade (ointment for dry hair) or liquid (noil-oily for oily hair), ss, only. Skin and Scalp Soap, is, per tablet, POSTAGE PATD THROUGH NEW ZEALAND. J. CRAVEN-BURLEIGH, Dept, No. 0, Hcllaby's Buildings, Queen Street, AUCKLAND,