A FEMININE HANDICAP.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1091, 1 April 1911, Page 11

A FEMININE HANDICAP.

TOO MUCH HAIR. Hair is glorious'in its place; but out 'of place it is a misery grievous to be borne, as many women knoiv. Unfortunately, too, the usual depilatories are clangorous, destructive to the skin, and in every way unpleasant. But there is ono perfectly safe and efficacious cure. It is pleasant to use, and it does not injure the skin in the slightest degree, ftovena Hair Destroyer is sold in jars, ss. (id. X'or another annoyance, Valazo Blackhead and Open Pore Cure is invaluable. In tins, 2s. 9d. . And there is a trouble commoner than nil. It is a defect to which some of the prettiest women are subject—the discomforting moist or "greasy" skin. Yalazc Li(|uidine, Bs. fid., is the greatest remedy yet discovered for this trouble. In bottles. Valaze is peerless for its purposo as a skin-food—as TIIE skin-food—and there it st-rps. Keeps the skin clear, smooth, and supple, free from freckles, lines, and blotches. In jars, -Is. and 7s. Anion? tho constituents of Valaze there is positively none that could promote tho growth of hair. Of leading chemists, or direct, post free, from the Maison Valazo, 23 Brandon Street, Wellington . 3 What in tho world's the use of fretting O'er life's troubles every day? All our blessings thus forgetting, We've some blessings anyway. Olio great blessing all may finger, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, to wit, Drives off colds inclined to linger, Makes us well and keeps Us fit, J