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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2943, 1 December 1916, Page 3

How to Treat your Hair and Complexion A Few Simple Beauty Hints |6y Mdlle. GABY DESLYS, the well-known Parisian Actress for .a f6 Z Hli* on Q* of the hair and complexion. ■^thKL? 3 w atn vS.V rou glvo the skin - the tetter. I not believe B™, age - tut 'U'ttle cream to the face is necessary to counteract the wfll I P J ?d ° r mr t- What cream would I recommend? •'WhtI»J I • y ? U •£ Use a little mercoliMd wax every SSfh if LT m -'? %* m ,°- m / JWtfllv >n* after washing the face. ™v } Xs*A il l ,nt ,°. J'e skin, / 'IMifra thin wipe off any superfluous St fi ?S *^ lll ? ,l,n ; 1 - A #i ; lllt \ agar over the face. You will i^l tJlat thl V™ll be.the only / $jAg«f| ,\ "treatment" necessary, and will leep your face fresh and / a«»» ,%\ j ollt hful-lookiug for all your I- i"? mercohzed wax --fiMiif '-I removes all the dead outer '1 ri "j° tn « you have always 1 sf a fair - fres!l complexion like ; - For the hair, the first and \ £®BwMl most important thing is a pood shampoo. Never use \ §?SfWMM/ anything inferior to wash the hair with.' Get some good \§^ v iWm§W stallax from your chemist and use a teaspoonful in a cup of liot water. Then rinse the flair well and it will- look bright'.and glossy. ■•A-tonic--ie necessary when the hair is inclined to fall but more than it should, and is always good to use dining tho spring and autumn. Jhen. the hair needs a little-what do you call it?—stimulant, and for this I would advise you. to get a packet of boranium and mix it with some bay rum; dab this into the roots and it will not only stop . _ tho foU, but male your .hair/ grow.'long. /) ~ # « ■ knd thick. Give your .hair a/good brush- (A, fs/frr /CfC&fita£S Ing ©very night and that will I* all that»— *7 ,*£: do. \ \ / j i . i.-,!/ " • #**'•«■■ Blackheads Fly Away. Irystantaneoiis Remedy for Blackheads, Greasy Skin, and Enlarged Pores. ■ .A, practically instantaneous remedy for blackheads, greasy skins and enlarged pores, Teoently discovered, is now coming into general use in the boudoir. It is very simple, harmless and pleasant. Drop a stymol tablet,'obtained at the chemists, in a tumbler full of hot water. After the effervescence Mias subsided bathe the -face in : the liquid, using a small sponge or soft cloth. In a few minutes dry the face aad the offensive-blackheads will come right oft' on the towel. Also the large oily pores immediately close: up and efface themselves naturally. The greasiness disappears and the skin is left smooth, soft and cool. This simple treatment is then repeated a few. times at intervals of four or five days to ensure the perinanenqj of the result. '■•.-.'• ' '. Grey Hair—Home Remedy. An old-fashioned Recipe restores Youthful Appearance. Tlijie are plenty of reasons why grey hair is not desirable and plenty of ,Masonswhy hair dyes should not be used. But. on the other hand, there is no (reason wiy you should have grey hair if you do not want it.- To turn the hair tack to a natural colour is really a very simple matter. One has only to get from the chamist two.ounces of concentrate of tammalite and mix it with-.three ounces • of bay mm. Apply to the hair with a small sponge for a few nights and the greynesa wHI gradually disappear. This liquid is not sticky or greasy, and does not injure the hair in anv way. It has been used for generations with most satis. factory, results by thoso who have known the formula. , .*.*'**-«* To Kill Roots of Superfluous Hair. The Most Effective Formula ever Discovered. Women annoyed with disfiguring growths of superfluous hair wish to know not . merely how to temporarily remove the hair, but how to kill the hair roots per- ] manently. For this purpose pure powdered pheminol may be applied directly to ' the objectionable hair growth. The recommended treatment is designed not only to : instantly remove the hair but also to. actually kill the roots so that the growth ;jrill rjot return. About an ounce of pheminol, obtainable from tho chemist, . thonlci be sufficient. • ■ . ■ : . 'SICK SOLDIERS AT ROTORUA of tho men are badly disabled, and a consequently cannot make their own enjoyment, hence the launch is used IHE SALVATION ARMY INSTITUTE for conveying them out .upon tho lake on special outings and excursions. The I — "~— , launch carries twenty-five, and is als ; (Contributed.) ways at tho disposal;-of the men who . Tho Salvation Army Institute for So!-' a PP™ ciate il; , to the ' f ""- diers-at Kotorua still continues to bo ne * da >' * was taken to Hamu-popular.-with the men who are inmates n r , an , a > one o |, th ? Pettiest spots on Lake of the two hospitals. Each night finds Kotorua.'. During the run oyer which the rooms well filled with men wiio can- .i« t + ed f they passed the tune not speak' too liighly of the treatment "} trawlln S ior tro " t as "?,. as ',^ ur, ?§ .they receive. Besides being catered the .run home,-and, something like. 16 for in the way. of writing material, £out of a very fair size were bagged, reading matter/ and Healthful games arl 'i va U B *™ a Fl'' un f T, as afternoon teas and suppers are also lald « u * b ? lady/nends for the provide-. Three nights a'week the: especial delectation of the men. feoniemen receive a hot supper, composed of tmn S Ae 32.men enjoyed the fish for fried fish, hot pies, etc. This is all supper. These outings are arranged free of charge to the soldier, whose weekly *»™S tlle . summer months, means whilst in hospital are very limit- ~ hllß the men have the launch and «d. It may perhaps surprise the reader .'wenses to hsh, there is yet a great to know that in this wav last month" slwrtage in hshmg tackle, so that if that no less than 1643 teas and sup- any readers have a spare rod it w^uld. pers were given away. !>e posted .on to the officer The latest'addition to. the Comforts in charge of the Soldiers Institute, for the men is a motor launch. Sonio ltotorua. IS COMING! I f = Yes-it's well in sight, |1 j so • >whf not think of 11 •GIFTS? Think-of :; them NOW—it's none B ■ too early* S, & <& M Are a Graceful Offering, m Perhaps you cas make ■' w ■ ; - ' .your selection from the ' vrt following list:— . . , LADIES' 2-DOME SUEDE GLOVES— M In Beavers, Tan) Brown, Grey, and Jj* Black. Bs. 6d. pair, w ' ■'■ DENT'S 4-DOME BRUSSELS KID ■' &(. GLOVES—In , Tan and assorted Beavers. 6s. Ild. pair, j .WHITE, KID GLOVES-Witli Self or Black Points. j 4s. 11d., ss. 6d., ss. Hd., 6s. 6d. pair. ■ j 2-BUTTON WHITE WASHING DOE- JS SKIN ■•-..-. )W «s. 6d., 4s. Ild., Ss. 11d. pair. W> .WHITE WASHING DOESKIN J$ GLOVES—With Strap and Dome. W, ss. Hd. pair. I LADIES' 2-DOME KID GLOVESIn Pastelle shades, also Beaver, ' I Tan, Grey, and Black. 4s. 11d. pair. 1 LADIES' BLACK SILK HOSE— 1$ . ; / 7s. 6d., Bs. 6d. pair. jW LADIES'BLAOIC SILK ANKLE HOSE 2s. 6d., 3s. 3d., 3s..iid. pair. )W LADIES'BLACK SPUN HOSE-Cash- | mere feet . 2s. 11d. pair. I LADIES' BLACK SPUN HOSE-Em- 111 hroidered Self Clox. 4s. Jld. pair. II LADIES' WHITE SILK. ANKLE III! HOSE—3s. 3d., 3s. Hd., ss. Hd. pair ' gp We' Pay Postage. "W J -