THIS IS ABOUT SOAP.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1141, 31 May 1911, Page 11

THIS IS ABOUT SOAP.

Men and women are reasonably fastidious as to what they eat and drink; but very few people are properly scrupulous in the matter of soap. The average man lathers his face with offensive and injurious mineral and animal matter two or three times daily. These cheap and nasty soaps dry up the skin, and in the end completely ruin it. For the delicate skins of women cheap soaps invariably spell destruction. The thing to use—especially in conjunction with Valnze—is Valaze Herbal Complexion Soap (in cakes 2s. 3d.). It contains no injurious elements or unwholesome animal fat. It is beyond comparison the finest skin-soap on the market. Every woman who uses this soap is frankly delighted with it.

Over in Australia, it is coming- into daily increasing use as a shaving-soap. TKis is, however, primarily the natural soap of the woman of refinement and good taste, for whom .Mile. Helena Rubinstein has d-jne so much during recent years. If you are interested send for Mlle.'s famous book, "Beauty in the Making," which will be forwarded to you post free on application. All Valaw specialties of leading chemist?, or direct, post free, from the Maison Valaze, Brandon Street, Wellington. J

Do you know that croup can be prevented? Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon ns the child becomes hoarse, or even after the crnupy cough appears, and it will prevent the attack. It is a certain cure for croup and has never been known to fail. 12*

A pupil of the Edinburgh Blind Asylum School, West Craigmillar, has passed the universities preliminary examination.' in hiffher English, higher Latin, higher mathematics, and dynamics. His name is William Hurray.

floral Tributes.—Gifts of rare and •mice Flowers are always acceptable for friends or relatives. Designed and arn»«l artistic emblems are always to bo ■"ft MISS M UIiKA Y'S. Viee-Rega) Klorist 36 Willis Street. Tel. 2G5. WoU. Aina Bouquets and Designs scut to auy part of Dominion.-Advt.

A yew tree in the churchyard nt Plyintree," Devon, says the "Western Morninq; News," is probably not less than 1000 years old, and is in all likelihood the oldest in the country.

For Children's Hacking Cough at nigh:. Woods' Great Peppermidt Cure, 1», u<l, ■u lid.—Advt.