THE CHARM OF BEAUTY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1563, 5 October 1912, Page 10

THE CHARM OF BEAUTY.

Wellington said: "IlnWt is ten times Nature." It is. Tenfold will your natural beauty in crease by the habitual use of Valaze, Cultivate the Valazo habit,' and a healthful, clear complexion will assuredly be' vour reward. And it will not be a complexion "laid on" from without, but Ihe one Mother Nature has already given von, which has been lying dormant. The lonic properties of Valazo Skin Food keep tho skin in healthful stimulation, with tho result that it remains sound and 6tipple, free from lines, imiddiness, blotches, and pimples. Price, ts. and 7s. a jar. Valaze Complexion Soap contains manv of the properties of Valaze Skin Food. It will be found quite different from any other soap in soothing tho most sensitive skin. It carries into the skin the glow of health, and gives that transparency and satiny feel which are such typical results of all the Valaze preparations. Price, 2s. 3d. Valazo Blackhead and Open Pore Cure banishes these disfigurements. It closes enlarged pores, cures a greasy, coarse skin, nnd assists in preserving a'healthy complexion. By its use tho skin is perfectly cleansed, etrcctually braced, and stimulated to healthy action. Price, 2s. !)d. a tin. ' _ Valazo Liquidino, used in conjunction with tho Blackhead Cure, overcomes many undesirablo conditions, amongst which nv'o enlarged pores, blackheads, unduo flushing of the nose and face, and oiliness of the skin, by stimulating and thoroughly cleansing tho pores, ami producing o finer and more healthy condition. ss. and Ss. Gd. All chemists, or direct, post free, from Mile. Helena Rubihstein. Mnison Valaze, Brandon Street, Wellington.—Advt.

A Belmont Wedding. On September 5, at tho residence of the bride's parents, "1 he Pines," Belmont, the marriage look place of .Mr. Charles John Dunbar Skinner, second son of the lato Mr. W. 11. Skinner, Wellington, to Miss Agnes Elizabeth Speedy, fourth daughter of .Mr. P. Speedy, Belmont. The brino wore u gown of grey velvet, and a, liwsn grey hat witli ostrich plumes, and carried a bouquet of clematis and violets. Miss Kortcnso Speedy attended her sister ns bridesmaid, and wore a frock of wh)!o muslin, and large picture hat. The ceremony wu,s pihtormed by the Kcv. Mr. M'Caw. I.ate in Die afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Skinner left for their home ill i'Vilding. Wedding at Morton, A pretty wedding took place quietly in St. Stephen's Church, .Marlon, on Wednesday, September 25, when Miss Eva Jon-.' Jliimplirey, eldest daughter of Mm. S. J. flu'iiphroy, of Marten,' was married to Mr. John Miles, youngest son of Mr. T. Miles, of Marlon. The bride was given away by her cousin, Mr. W. Woodhalii,, and wore an ivory satin dress trimmed with silk overlaee and fii'.igc. Her veil was worn with « coronet of orange blossoms, and she carried a beautiful thow.-r bouquet of white snowilakes and hya- . cinths. Miss Myrtle Humphrey, sister' of • tho bride, and .Miss .Myrtle Follott, were her bridesmaids. They both wove cream, satin striped taffeta dtwses trimmed with . glace silk, and hats to match, and ear- ■ ricd shower bouquets. The bridegroom was nltended by Mr. S. Man' (cousin of tha bride), as best man, and Mr. '\V. Turner (nej)hew of (he bridegroom) as groomsman. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a silver-mounted handbag, and' each of the bridesuajds received handsome gold brooches. The bride's gift to' the bridegroom was a heavy woollen travelling' rug. A reception was held, after which Mr, nnd Mrs. Miles left for the south. Tho bride's Ira .jelling dress was a dove grey cashmere willi picture hat. The ceremony was performed by the l!cv. V. ]I, Kitcaf. ' Mrs. H. T. "W. Blick nnd daughter left Wellington yesterday by the Moernki on, , a visit to Sydney. Miss Keltic Bennett (Dovonnort. Auckland) arrived in 'Wellington yesterday from Christchurch, and is the guest of Mi's. Waller Reynolds for a few days, bofore returning to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Xeile left Wellington yesterday by the Moernki for Sydney. Mrs. S. M'Lnron (Mastertou) and tho Misses M'Larcn, who luivo been slaving at tho Empire Hotel, have returne'd to their home. Mrs. L. Dickson, who has been staying at the Empire Hotel, has returned to'tho ' Bay of Islands. ; Among tho visitor's staying at the Empire Hotel arc: Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis (Sydney), Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Gunson (Auckland),' Miss Wis (London), Mr. T. Buxton M.P. (Tennilca), Colonel Porter (Uisborne), Mr. G. Baron (Sydney), Mr. and Mr?. .Martin Kennedy and the Misses A, S. Kennedy and A. A. Kennedy are booked to leave Wellington by tho Moernki on December 13 for Sydney, where they join the Orient liner Orania on December 21 for Europe. They will bo away for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill, of Havelock North, are visiting Mrs. Francis Stevens, Oriental Bay. Our Gvcylown correspondent writes that an-afternoon tea was given for Mrs. Jackson by her music pupils on Thursday in the l 1 orres'.ers' Hall. A very pleasant hour or so was spent by all present. Miss Jessie Milne'; who has been visiting" Mr. and Mrs. F. Cameron (Hastings), haa returned to Maslerton. PRIZES FOR THE SENIOR CADET COLLECTIONS TO DATE. ■ ..-. The proposal made by Mrs. Godlev tb provide shooting prizes for the Senior Cadets has been meeting with most encouraging results. Committees have been set up in various towns of the Dominion and the task ef collecting money for tho general fund has boon fairly begun. Tho first contribution from the country districts to come to hand is that from Waipawa, the amount being .£ll !)s.', and one cannot but admire the promptness with which it has responded. Below is appended a list of AVellington subscriptions, the firt>t installment only, as there are more to come:— Collected by Mrs. Darling in Kelburae uii to date, Ms. (Id. Collected bv .Mrs. Alßtir Williams and Mrs. A. Mvcrs.-Mrs. T. C. Williams, XI; Mrs. A. Myers, .CI Is.; Mrs. Algar Williams, XI Is.; Mrs. F. T„ Is.; M.8.,-2s.J G.C.W., 10s.; M.E., .CI; Mrs. J. T. Studholme, .€1; lotad, £j 15s. Collected liv Mrs. Duigan, Island Bay. -Mrs. Duigan, 2s. Od.j Mrs. A. Bniiiskifl, 2s. Ed.; Friend, Is.; Belaud, Is:.; Mrs. Barllell, 2s. Gd.; Miss Hill, 2s. Gd.; Friend and Tris, Is. fid.; Mrs. Broclor, 25.; Mrs. Stewart, Is.; Mrs.. Clarence. Is.; Mrs. MacLnvcrty, 25.; A.K.,■ Is.; .Mrs. Bovan, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. Hnscldean, 25.; Mrs. Koekslron, 2«.; .Miss Brown, 25.; Miss Tverman, 2s. Gd.; Miss Davidson, Is.; total, XI 12s. Gd. .' ' Collected by Miss ltobin nnd Mrs. . Browne—Mrs. Heard, .1:1; Mrs. Robin, it; Mr. A. Levy, .£2 25.; Mr. A. Burt, 35.; Mrs. .1. Burl, 2s. Gd.; Mr. T. G. Aitken, 55.; Mrs. Tavlor, 2s. Gd,; Mr. Young, 2s. Gd.; Mr. Shawlcy, 25.; Mrs. Sulli-. van, Is.; Mr. Bock, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. Strauehon, 55.; Mrs. F. M. B. Fisher, 2s. 6d.; Miss Price, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. Johnston, 55.; Mrs. ,<*. Williams, 55.; Mrs, Henderson, 2s Gd.; Mrs. M. Slaltery, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. J. M'J'arland, 55.; Mrs. C. H. Hassal, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. Ealph, 55.; Mrs. Shand, 55.; Mrs. H. B. Mason, 55.; Mrs. G. 11.. lianbv, .is.; Mrs. Spencer, Is.; Mrs. Amelias Smith, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. M. Brady, 2s. Gd ; Mrs. G. W. Ward, 2s. Gd.,- Mrs.. Wright, is. Gd.; Miss Bathbone, 55.; Mrs. Askew, 2s. Gd.; Mrs. 11. 11. Browne, 55.1 tola!, .£9 Is. Sent to Mrs. Godlev.—Miss Greenwood, Is.; Mr. C. Izard, Ms.; Mrs. C. Izard, 10s.; Miss Cowie, 35.; Miss Collicuson, 35.; Miss Cameron, 2s. Gd.; Miss E, Bush, Is.; Mrs. Larnach, .CI; Mrs. Litchfield, . 12«. Gd.; Miss Maureen Heard, Is. Gd.; total. .£3 Ills. Gd. Bv Mrs. Corrigau.—Stewart,' Dawson, .£2 25.; Mr. A. Frandi, .£1 Is.; Major Corrigan, .CI Is.; Mrs. Columb, 55.; amounts from Brooklyn, Us.; total, Xi 17s. Grand total to date, .£'2s 10s. From Mayoress of Waipawa, .£ll, Miss Milsom's Exclusive and Up-to-dato methods for Treating Hair nnd Skin will' positively stop the hair from falling, prevent and restore grey hair, cure woret cases of dandruff and irritation, thus promoting a healthy growth. "Cult-one" • O'og.) Skin Food, unsurpassed for wrinkles nnd withered skin, softensinnd' tones the coarsest skin, cures blackheads, : ' nnd largo pores. Ladies and Gentlemen . taught home treatment. Delightful faco . massage (Denmark), Electrolysis (pennan-, out and painless). Hairdressing taught., llairwork of every description. LightestJ finest weaving, best Parisian Hair only/! Purest Face Powder. Grey Hair restored' to natural colour, with great success, with wonderful preparation, harmless, and most natural looking. Shampooing, .Manicuring, Clipping. Just received from Parisian buvcr. beautiful Switches, Puffs, and Xiitnrnl Jlair Pads. Personal attention, strictlv confidential. Miss Jlilfom, King's Chaniliers t'o.pp. Stewart Diuvsqn's), Willis Street, Wellington.- Telephone 814}. -Advt. "uAIRWOKK. Mrs Havliittle nmkes a speciality of \rtKie and l'p-10-dntfl Hairwork. Onlr ihe bet): of Fndish Hair used. Head Mansage, Shampooing, Cutting, etc. ;p<! I.AMBTOX QUAY, 'Phone 1501. Over Orr, Chemist.