Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1916, Page 6

GREAT Sale Closes Saturday, ;'' THIS WEEK. BIG SLAUGHTER OF WINTER ODDMENTS. COSTUMES, MILLINERY, COATS, Many less than Half Price. BIG DISCOUNTS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ANY WINTER LINES MUST GO OUT REGARDLESS OF Ambury NEW PLYMOUTH. * iii Our Furniture reaches the High-water Mark of Good Taste, Sound Craftsmanship, and Artistic Design—it is Furniture which is worthy of any home; and our selections are broad enough to satisfy the most exacting. G. W. FURNISHERS

HOW 1 GOT RID AFTER HAVING BEEN COMPLETELY GREY SiNCE THE AGE OF 23. SIMPLE, HARMLESS 3TETHOD WHICH CAN BE USED IN ONE'S OWN HOKE WITH COMPLETE SUCCESS. By MARY K. CHAPMAN. I am a woman who belongs to a prematurely grey-haired family. My father was grey More he was 30, and U*o of . my brothers, as well as my sister, became grey early in / life. Before the age of 25 I developed grey hairs, which i ine—socially, and also in business. 7 lost three £ood posi- / tions for no other reason than /i my fading hair. The greyness I increased with alarming rapi- r dity, and at 2S I looked like a I woman of 45. One daj I was Jj seriously thinking of buying [| one of the numerous Grey I! Hair /Restorers that are ex- 1 ; tensively advertised, when .1 I casually mentioned the subject I to an acquaintance—a scien- V tific man, and, as I learnt \ afterwards, a great student V of the Chemistry of the Hair. ' He strongly advised me to V have nothing to do with these concoctions; he said they V were nothing more than simpie dyes or "stains." He r.ointed out that such preparations eventually mined the hair, and in the meantime «_ «__,„«.„. +„ a„_ :, . j««,i.t deceived nobody, not even the My »»««««» casual observer. He suggested myself and a surprise to my fnends. that I try a formula that he fcad perfected after a considerable time, Since then I have been inundated with that by a certain chemical action on the inquiries from friends, and also persons pigmentary coloring cells restored the" unknown to.me, who came to hear of hair to its natural color. In reply to my this,wonderful preparation. Having heinquiries he assured me that the formula come convinced that I have found a was not only absolutely harmless, but remedy of extraordinary merit, and would develop a Strong and Beautiful which is quite harmless, I have resolved Growth of Hair. My friend wrote' out to offer it for sale, as lam ccrtair. from this prescription, which I bad made up my own experience that it will prove an and after following the instructions for inestimable boon to any man or woman ft few days, I was surprised and delight- v.ho finds Grey Hair to be the same seried to find my hair becoming richer and ous handicap it was to me. If you are darker in tone. The re-eoioring process interested in tliis wonderful preparation, continued, until after some few weeks ' am willing to send you complete inmy hair actually once again possessed structions, FREE, under plain sealed the natural shade of my girlish days, cover. Address: MRS. MARY K. CHAPMAX, Suite Xo. 57, Endean's Buildings, Auckland. IMPORTANT—Mrs. Chapman's Preparatii eovery for the Cure of Gr are "ageing'' through grr is certa'iily a most wonderful dii Hair, and readers of either sex w ■ss should obtain further inform

FREE COUPON. ISSUED TO KEADERS 01 THE TARANAKI DAILY NEWS BY MRS. MABY K. CHAPMAN. Cut out this Coupon to-day and post, with your name and address, and enclose two stamps, to Mrs. K. Chapman, Suite .17, Enuean's Buildings', Queen Street (opposite Queen's Wharf), Auckland, when complete instructions to restore grey hair to its natural color and beauty of youth will he sent by return of post under plaiu sealed cover.

OKATO TO NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 ANTED KNOWy.-Eobt. P. Hoebuck will run a Motor Lorry from YOU P.BMEIDJEE TIT KUSSETj! hotels everywhere -eH &