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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 577, 4 August 1909, Page 3

ia Women of Fashion Know THAT THE CORBET * ~- /S xaT OF THE DAY IS THE e 4L • ' ' I -I THE SIMPLEST FROCK LOOKS • \ SMART WORN OVER A C.S.L i [|CN. \ IT IS THE CORSET OF COMFORT ml V\\ AND STYLE. C.S.L. Erect Form C.S.L. Ribbon Corset ' . fi( ,ie \ I\V — TL r^AOCPT : • DELIGHTFULLY DURABLEThe LULxbt 1., ABSURDLY CHEAP! of FASHION, A SINGLE TRIAL CONVINCES. The C.S.L.

■FINAL CLEARANCE. Embroidery, Laces, Insertions and Bibbons. EVERY ONE OF THESE ARE BARCAINS, ALL-OVER LACES, 18in. wide,'3s. lid, FINAL PRICE, Is. 6d. FILET NET, Paris, and White, 18ra. wide, 2s. 6d. FINAL PRICE, Is. ORIENTAL LACES, Paris and White,' 3to 6in. wide, FINAL. PRICE, 6d. BLACK CHANTILLY LACES, 4 to Sin, 2s. 6d. FINAL PRICE, Od.. IMITATION-TORCHON LACES, AND INSERTIONS, 1 in. wide, IS. . , dozen; 1J and 2in. \vide, Is. 6d. dozen. ' . ; , . : PINK FLANNELETTE EMBROIDERY, in all widths, /i. to 7Jin. wide. FINAL PRICE, 2d. yard. WHITE CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY AND INSERTIONS, in remnants of 4i yards. FINAL PRICE, IS. 6d. piece. : , , ; ALL-OVER MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES; 18 and 36in. wide, lovely designs, 4s. lid. and 3s. lid. FINAL PRICE, Is. ltd, TAFFETA RIBBONS, 4iin. wide,,.in Cream, White, Champagne, Reseda, Pink, and Sky, Bd. and Is. per yard. I'INAL PRICE, 4 2 d. yard. WE AIM TO TREAT EVERY CUSTOMER IN SUCH A MANNER THAT THEY WILL COME AGAIN, AND OFTEN.

■ The best in make; style and grand prize, finish the Old.Country produces. FRANCO-BRITISH ■ ~übic r o», ; : : V LANNELETTES > Sold by all first-class Drapers and Storekeepers ':, V A»k also for Horrockse?' Long Cloths and Sheetings See " HORROCKSES'" on Selvedge and decline all substitutes

FLOWER-LIKE FACES. Some poets have hymned, an eyebrow, some a mouth; but some (the wisest . have sung of "flower-lite" faces—have realised that the chief beauty of woman ,is m her complexion. There is nothing lovelier than a lovely skin, and men everywhere are very quick to recognise the fact. You will remember the old Persian story of the. young beauty who could not sleep'one night. Something pained ' her. She could not understand. She got up, and, 10, there w ? s a rose petal in her bed! It is a poetic fancy, lint it has its significance. Who are the womeft with the flower-like faces in the world to-day? You will find thorn m fashionable London and Pans; and they are almost plentiful in Vienna, which is the Beauty Capital of the world. That flower-like quality is ' the dircct result of intelligent use of Valaze. I urn ' to London, and consult the happy possessors of these flower-faces. Delicious Lily Elsie says:"The Valazo Soap is the nicest complexion soap I have used, and I find the powder exceptionally good as well. Demure, subtle, alluring Pauline Chase says:- I consider Valaze most pleasant and good. Ethel Irving thinks the Valazo specialties are porfectly wonderful for the skin. Fascinating Ldna May, the very embodiment of daintiness, says:— "Valaze Powder is splendid, a delicious scent. It is ciuite the nicest preparation of its kind that I havo so far come upon." Our own bewitching Nelly Stewart says:—"l use no other than Valaze; it is marvellous." Valazp keeps the skin clcar, smooth, nud supple, free from freckles, lines, and blotches, in jars, is. and 7s. Novcna Cerate (the finest ' skin-cleaner known to: science), in jars, !is. and 3s. 6d. Kovena Pasta, in jars, the niarvoli lons specific to keer> the hands, neck, and arms whito and soft,, in jars, 2s.- and 3s. 6d. Valazo Complexion Soap, in cakes, .2s. 3d. Valazo Powder, for skins that aro moist or incline to greasiness, and Novena Poudre, for dry and 1 normal skins, in boxes, 2s. 6d. [■ Of leading ohomists, or direct, post freo,.from t (&, Mnisnn VaLaaa. Brandon Rtriwt. WnllWfnti.