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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1749, 14 May 1913, Page 2

A CLEAR COMPLEXION. Dryness or harshness of the skin is frequently due to the use of soaps containing excess of alkali.. Sometimes _it is caused by hard water with its skinroughening ingredients of lime and noxious salts, or by preparations containing an excess of alcohol, such as Eau-de-Cologne. When, in addition to this, the skin is much exposed to winds, dust, and sun, there is no wonder that it becomes deprived of its life's sap and of natural lustre, and falls into unsightly corrugations and deep lines. Now; instead of using soap and water when tlio skill is not in a condition to tolerate them, or when it is excessively dry, it should bo cleansed with Novena Cerate. This is done by rubbing' the Novena Cerate well into the skin, leaving it on for some minutes, and then wiping it off with a soft towel. In this way tlio pores give up all dirt, the skin is more thoroughly cleansed than can be done bv soap and water, while it will be nourished and grow more succulent and soft and smooth. Yalaze Skin Food, a .remarkable beautifier, should lie used in all cases on account of its tonic properties, which keep tlio skin in healthful stimulation, and consequently, sound, smooth, and supple. Without being a make-up, the clearing and whitening of the complexion which Yalazo produces, make it a' most valuable preparation. A very valuable adjunct to there specialities is Novena Poudre, a "fatty" complexion powder for dry skins, containing 20 per-cent, of Novena Cerate. It is, in fact, nothing less than the Novena Cerate in powder form. It keeps the skin delightfully humid, firm, and supple. The V.ilaso Complexion Powder is recommeiuhd for normal and greasy skins. , _ . „ Valazn is 4*. and a jar. Jsuvena Cerate is. and Us. (id. Valaze Powder and Novena Peudr:; each lis. Gd. a box. j ill chemist-, anil of tlm D.1.C., or direct, ! iio-t free, from Mile. Helena Rubin.slcin, ' r n Mv'-on Yalaze, Strand Arcade, A lick- • iaiVl.-Advt. i

Ladies will note that, Mrs. Eollesion, Hair Specialist, has made considerable alterations and addition* lo her well-ap-pointed Toilet liooms. The lloir Department lias been enlarged, ami every description of liainvork is supplied at English prices. Mrs. Kolleston imports special quality hair in every shade, and gives person-jl attention to the accurate matching of all orders, as well as advise on improving the coiffure, with tho aid of Switches, Toupees, or Transformations. Combings made up to the best advantage, and all Il'air is guaranteed to keep its colour. Estimates posted. 25G Lambton Quay.—Advt.

Wo will remove or pack your Furniture to vour own satisfaction, or return your money. Blake and Carlisele, 11 Hunter Street, 'phono 2G17; 23 Pirio Street, 'phone IGos.—Advt.

A PRETTY FACE IS often spoiled by the unsightly appearance of SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Ladies cannot Im too careful about wliat they fise for this trouble. Most depilatories burn and mark the skin in a iorriblo manner. Science has made rapid strides, and wo now have a preparation called I—SO—LA. which prevents hair growing, or if it has alreadv grown I-SO-LA will instantly remove it." I-SO-LA is guaranteed not to murk or burn tho skin, and its use cannot bo delected. A Itw applications will entirely destroy the worst growth, ami in some instances only ONE applica(ion is necessary. Price 4s. 6d. GEO. MEK. Chemist, I.ambtou Quay; GEO. PERROTT, Chemist, Manners St., Agents. Posted in plain scaled wrapper to ajiy address for 2d. extra.