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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 27, 16 February 1937, Page 12

Len Sowman't LADIES' TOI LET SALON Important Announcement r_ We have pleaSure in notifying ladies of the appointment of MISS MAE TARRANT to ^ take charge of our Salon. She has been for the past seven years Manageress of Crystall's, Palmerston North. a Miss Tarrant's exceptional experience will be ably assisted by MISS BETTY BUNTING and MISS ALTHEA DUNN> also in Ladies' Hairdressing by MR. W. J. CRERAR (late of Broadway . Salon) Clients are assured of thoroughly dependable service and satisfaction at ali times. TEL 2237 BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT. Featuring the Latest Equipment in Eugene and Non-Electric Permanent Waving i LEN SQWMAN HERETAUNGA STREET. Nr. State Theatre. HASTINGS. — ^ MM»aieggiMBw»!ggapiiw mmwm ■ 1 1 m iBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm MY MUMMY THEY ARE ITHERE, ( ALL THE SAME I SAYS YOUR 'COSMY MUMMY THERE, THE CHlLO WAS FROCKS SCRUBS^THEM DEAR.SHE II RI6HT. FOR ALL AREN'T j WITH WAS ONIY YOUR WORK EVER WHITE) SOAP TEASING YOUR THINGS ZF5T) J / YOU. I — ARE NEVER OH I KNOW, THAT'S JUST | IBH1 " BUT I RUBjJ THE TROUBLE. LOOK AT ] / IT LOOKS AS " uZ « flWrD"oUc NEED Nl" (thOUGH MUMMY HARD S IS PERSIL, WHITE TOOKMY ADVICE IT IS- [ I NOT HARD r FROCK. A80UT PERSIL. ^ V—i ISN'T IT ' THAT'S A REAL Hard rubbing works dirt further into the weave aiving white clothes a dull, aingy look. But even the ingrained dirt will reSpond to the oxygen-charged actionof^ffl^^^ PERSIL's myr-iads of bubbles . . . PERSIL gets out every I j 4 K] I tiny speck of dirt.That'S ImAbv why PERSIL whites are so 1 "J r> |T % f - ' - i"T - - ' r ' - -« ...^ tBecaUfee Hefi Mother Was Wi3fe l phenomenaily successful in all cases thotisaflds of motherg eati testify to the suecess of our treatment over •w zwrnT iooMs Personal or Postal Con- 11111031 Bank Bld§s'> HASTINGS. SUltfttions and Advict „ t0 B Also Saturday, 7 p.m. to S^O p.m. ' »mY |' >r ' • i ' "-r'Tn BtiiMiiMi" liir