A CURE FOR GREASY SKIN.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1126, 13 May 1911, Page 10

A CURE FOR GREASY SKIN.

Many ladies who suffer from over-moist or greasy shins fear the very name of skin foods. They rcnlise that their skins ar'o flaccid and ill-nourished, but the idea of a skin food repels them.

To meet such cases Mile. Rubinstein supplies the Yalaze Liquidine, which is .a remarkable cure for n greasy skin. It acts directly on the pores, freeing (hem fiom ovpr-abiimlant secretions, prevents nnd removes greasincss, coarseness, acne, blackheads, and all blemishes which tend to make a greasy skin. Bs. fid.

Valara is the incomparable skin food, which suits all skins. It yields to Vmo skin active stimulation, (rue nourishment,' and perfect beauty. Is. and 7s.

Yalazo Skin Tonic, an nnti-wrinklo lotion, lightens the skin, overcomes flabbir.«ss ami looseness of the .skin, grcasiness and coarseness, and tones and invigorates the skin tissues. ;is. 9d.

Isovcna l'nslo. is a delightful outdoor preparation tor a frreasy skin. It preserves, cools, and whitens the skin, and the most greusy complexion is inuncdinli'ly improved. Aovcna I'asta is a perfect application for the arms, neck 'ind shoulders, for evening use. 2s. nnd :) s c<l Of leadiiiß chemists, or direct post >,■<,„ from the Jlnison Yalaro, Brandon atrccl Wellington. g

For Up-to-date Costumes, seasonable nnd well cut, go to W. S. Bedford Ma V/illis Street, over Shop occupied by F Cohen, Mercer.— ,

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Wooding at.St. Peter's Church,

A quiet little wedding took place in St. Peter's Church, Willis Street, on Thursday, May 11, when Air. Herbert J. Brister (lato of London) was married to Agues J. Macdonald, of. Wellington. The ceremony was performed by tlio Yen. Archdeacon Harper. The bridesmaids were. Miss I'\ A. Shearer (sister of the bride), and Miss Ualdcy (daughter of the Hon. A. Baldey, M.L.C.), while Mr. Wm. Vnss acted as best man. Mr. A. Simpson gave 'the brii o away. After the ceremony the bridal party foregathered at God'ber's, Cuba Street, where the wedding breakfast took place. The bride was married in molo velvet costume, and toquo to match, with white plumes. Tbo bridegroom's present to tbo bride was a beautiful diamond and pearl ring, wliilo' the bridesmaids each received a' cold pendant,, set with rubies and pearls.Air. and Mrs, Brister left slioi+ly afterwards by the express for the north, llie bride s travelling-dress was a Mavy yun tailoi-mado costume with velvet toquo to match.