EVERY WOMAN'S FACE.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1387, 13 March 1912, Page 9

EVERY WOMAN'S FACE.

Bernard Shaw tells in one of his plays of a woman ivho has never known the cares, tho pre-cccupation, the responsibilities, jealousies, and anxieties of personal beauty. She has the complexion of a never-washed gipsy, incurable by any detergent. An extreme case, if you will; but you don't want a face anything like that. Well, every woman's fnco is a fivinsr index of this treatment fho gives it. Quite tho reverse of Mr. Shaw's deplorable woman is tho woman who has only a bowing acquaintance with the cares, responsibilities, and anxieties of personal beauty. She needs only a few minutes daily for the practice of the cult. This she "accomplishes easily with the use of VALAZE. The perfect skin food makes little demand on your time; and yet the smoothness, clearness, and {lawlessness of the skin of the Yalazo woman, the colouring of youth in the face, the freshness and vigour of the skin's notion, are always the unfailing reward of that rational treatment. Valnw costs 4s. and 7s. a jar, and is prepared and supplied only by .Mile. Helena Jlnbinsloin, the eeb'brated Viennese face specialist. She. first among all complexion specialists, differentiated between dry, moist, oily, normal, and "sliinv" skins, when advising the n=o of powders. Test thi< wisdom for yourself. Valnzc Powder for a greasy or overmoist skin; Xoveir.i I'oudre for dry and normal skins. In boxes, 2s. (id. Xovena Cerate, the infallible cleanser of delicate skins, 2s. and .Is. Cd. "lleauty in llio Making," Mile, lliibinstoin's book, post free on application. All Vnla/.e preparation* are obtainable from loading eheinisls, or direct, post free, from Vnlaze, lliamlon Street, Wellington.* FACIAL MASSAGE. Vibro Facial Massage, Scalp Treatment, Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, Haii-work. Electrolysis. Mrs. tTi.ybitt.ln, 2ffi [,iuuMon Quay (over Orr, Choiniat), 'Phono 15M.—AdvU

Medical Attention for the Maoris. At the opening of tin l sixteenth conference of (lie Aliieri I'arly, which ciiininenced al: Nuiiaka on Tliur-dn.v last, the president, .Mr. .!. Thornton, m tile fours? of his addve-s sjmki' of the jH'i-es-sity of medical alltii(t:uK-o fur the .Maoris. "Again ami again," said Ihp president, "it lias come up for discission, and representations hi\vv been made to the proper authorities. At a recent conference j Jr. Tutero Wirepa urged the need of medical nii'ii who sliouid devote themselves enj tirely to the care of tins Maori sick and - he. outlined a proposal fcr financing sucli ' a si-home. His idea was that; ceitain ' Maori medical districts should bo formed, and that the .Maoris themselves should ■ contribute towards the support of the J doctors. No doubt they should do so, and 1 believe in a great many instances they c would willingly contribute, llut many of I the .Maoris are very poor and could not II allord such contributions, in my opinion this is a matter for the Government to deal with in a. more generous fashion than it has done in times past. Two Maori doctors are now members of Parliament. Aro their places to be filled by other medical men, or aro the Maoris to bo left worse oil thnn ever in respect to medical attendance? It seems to me that this is a matter well worth the attention of the conference, and I should be glad to see somo practical resolution passed in reference to it. My own idea is that no quesII tion of money should stand between a sick n man and a doctor, bo ho Maori or Euro- •- pean. Jn the caso of the latter there are d the various benelit societies through which s Poor people can secure proper medical ati- tendance. But such societies do not exist is among the Maoris, and I do think that n the Government, should here step in. There li can exist no doubt that a large number a of Maoris, infants and adults, die annually ;s from lack of proper medical attendance :s and nursing. X may mcntio l that last ). year, after the Te Hauke conference, an if informal meeting of some of the delegates r- was held at To Auto College, when this •7. subject was discussed, and when Ui. I, Tutero Wirepa oll'ercd his services as a ;s medical travelling secretary to the Young o Maori party. As a result I put myself ,e in communication with the Native Minisd ter, and in due course received a courteous a reply embodying the usual oilicial decision o that nothing could bo dono at present. I ,e think this conferenco should urge upon g the Government the pressing need fur a speedy action in the matter.' e The Blue Bird Company. Among the members of the "Blue Bird" Company that has sailed from London ic for Australia, is Mr. Norman Page, who ic has taken the part of the "Cat" for the )f G'Gth time. Mr. Ernest liigby lias never ts been out of the bill as "Bread." Mr. n Ernest Hendrik, Mr. E. A. Warburton, it Miss Madge M'lntosh, Miss Caroline y Bailey, and Miss Lambourne are also comd ing to Australia, and will appear in their i. original cast. The children's parts will u be entrusted to local talent, and over a hundred youngesters aro supposed to he now in training in Sydney for the opening performance at the end of March. lT Much of tho sccnery will bo supplied by i{. colonial artists, but not: tho dresses. [ 0 Seventy live birds will travel with the 10 company, and have the usual bath en route, in order to kee\i themselves blue! n It will be interesting to sco whether a j r play of this sort suits tho. Australian it taste. It has h-scn popular in. London, jf but tastes widely differ. s, I,'! Miss Lee, llutt, is visiting Masterton. til io The garden feto in connection with the i 0 Ladv Phinket Centre of the Girls' Realm ' er Guild, which was to have been held next i Iv Saturdav, has been indefinitely postponed. | oe- Miss Ailoon Daigan returned to Wanganni on Saturday from Mastorton, where n- she had been spending the last fortnight, ui Mr. and Mrs. Ewart, Mastorton, are er visiting Wellington. $ Dr. and Airs. Cantrell, of Invercargill, are -visitors to Wellington. al ' rk Mr. and Mrs. Colin Macandrew, who in have been spending a few days in Wel«e lington, left for Duncdiu last evening, of — ,' s Mrs. G. W. Barllrop is leaving for Eng- , land in April, sailing by the Moldavia l J' from Auckland. While in England she n) . will bo visiting her son, whose marriage J"; takes placo shortly. li- Mr. W. 11. Ilerries, M.P., anil Mrs. ng Herries, who aro leaving for England on ist March 21 by tho lonic, are leaving Auckng land for Wellington on Thursday. sir jn! The following were invited to a dinner , I party on Saturday evening, March 0. at Government House, Auckland-.—Mr. ~i' and -Mrs. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. A. Myers, Judgo Kettle, Sir Robert and Lady Lockhart, tho Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Thorne George, .the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchelsnn, Dr. iu and Mrs. Parkes, the. Mayor of Anckif land and Mrs. Parr, Mr. and Mrs. Blonmi„„ field, Major and Mrs. Braithwaite, Colonel and Mrs. Wilfe, Colonel Rosc-awen, "i A.D.C. lay llc " MRS. HOLLE3TON, Begs to notify Ladies that her Special ' Lotion for Tailing Hair, Price 3s. Gil., „.. 3 may be obtained at Misses Macnndrew „■» and Hayes, Lainbton Quay; also tho foljry lowing:— iia't Washable Human Hair Pads, ss. 6d. |l" Imperial Hair Stain, all shades, 4s. 6d. " ' Calvo Shampoo Powders, Gd. each, ont ss. doz. Extra Large, Superior Quality, Hair 1 Nets, Is. ,it La Cigalo Cream. 3s. Gd. La Cigalo Powder, 2s. Gd. I,v Hair Restorer, 7s. Gd., otc., all of which it are specially recommended, ols ml SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. of Superfluous hair destroyed by "Rnsma" (rog.). A guarantee given with oarh case indertaken. See testimonials and letters, ilrs. Ilulien (over Economic), Lanibtcn juay. 'Phone 1047. (Testimonial.) Cap? Taw n. May 2Sth, 1011. Dear Mrs. Hullcn,—Just a lino to let •ou know that the Pan of "Rusma" I ;ot is a complete success, and I no longer iced to use it, -though 1 keep it my me. ! have tried many cures, but so far this s tho only one. I cannot express my ileasure in being able to write to you bus. "Rusma" did ALL that you said t would. With heartiest good wishes for •our success.—Yours very sincerely. 0. JOHNSTONE. Original copy of above can bo seen at ny address. * An American Indinn "squaw" at Maniraki, Ontario, who says sho is 110 years ild, celebrated her birthday by joining vith the rest of tho tribe in a "firo lance." Scientific Facts Concerning Hair.— IIISS MILSOM. through her gcnitino will stop the worst caso of ailing hair ill 48 hours. She will nourish lio most perished scaln and make hair ;row. Ladies and gentlemen taught care if hair and skin for homo treatment. No 'fakes," no Vibro, no Electricity, no Crushing; Shampooing, Electrolysis," Clipling: Hairdressing taught: Hair Work a pei-iality. Delightful face treatment lo •emove wrinkles and make coarse skin ino and smouth f.s velvet. Consultation rco. Telephone, 811. .Miss Milsom. King's :hainbers"(opp. Stewart Dawson's), U'elington.—Advt. During IIHI tliirly-three vessels were >o-tcd al Lloyd's as missing. Weddings.—Shower Bomiuols for brides lid bridesmaids. Only Iho choices! of ■'lowers used. Specially packed and sent o nnv pavt of tho Dominion. Miss Murav, :l"> Willis Street (l-'lorisl to his t-'.x-T —lsliujton).