SUPERFLUOUS HAIR GONE FOREVER Sacred Indian Secret Ended My Lifelong Misery FoR years 1 suffered with a hideous growth of Superfluous Hair had a regular moustache ana beard and a hairy covering on my arms After seeking relief for years In vain. a relation who was an Army Officer, happened to save a native's life who; in nis gratitude; whispered to him the closely-guarded secret of the Hindoo religion; which makes Superfluous Hair un- known among the native women of India, a fact which is weli known: It was So successful in my own case that 7 no longer have the slightest trace of Superfluous Hair, and have had the unique pleasure of introduc Ing hundreds of women to this the world' $ most effi cacious remedy for this wretched and embarrassing complaint; It IS no use just wishing for beauty. You must do some- thing about it, and can help you: So stop wasting vour money on worthless pre- parations and decide now to be for ever rid of ugly dis- figuring hair which is So un- 'feminine: Just Din 7/6 in postal note Or stamps to this advertisement and mail it to me today; By return mail and under plain- wrapper 1 will send you the complete Indian Remedy for the removal of Superfluous Hair, and you, like I, will be delighted beyond your fondest expectations. Address to MILLICENT WALKER; P.o. Box 1560 Dept rL G.P.o,, Wellington:
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 36, 1 March 1940, Page 48
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