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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3050, 11 April 1917, Page 2

The wedding took place qmotly m All Saints' Church, Palmerston North, on Monday of Mr. William Owen l)upro Eyall, a 'member of tho staff of tho Union Bank at Napier, and'son. of the late Air. 0. It. Ryall, of tho Imperial to Miss fithel Muriel Uapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Capo, of Kairanga. Tho Rev. H. G. Bjaokburne performed the ceremony. Miss Cecilia. Capp attended; her. sister as bridesmaid, and the best man was Mr. Victor "Williams, of Wellington. Major Bosworth and Mrs. Bosworth left Palracrston North on Monday for tho north, the.former visiting tho King Country on Departmental business, and the latter going" to Auckland for a fortnight; ' _' '; ■ Mrs. H..White is visiting Christ., church.. , , 1 •' Mr. and Mrs/' T. W. Butcher have returned to Wellington from Paekakariki whero they , had been spending Easter. ■ !•. \ ;

A woman's face puralos a woman herself. ■ Who's advice is she to takp? She hears this: '.'Mrs. Blank has. a. complexion like a. peaoh, and she says she owes it'to bathing'her face in lemon juice evory night and sleeping on a violet pillow." Then she is told: "Doctor Sp-arid-so eays sleep with the -windows open, take more exercise artd cold baths, and he's got a skin like a nutmeg grater and a nose like a beet." It is easy to guess neither advice will be followed. l2iss Milsom knows what advice to give because she alone has had the' experience. The two great Cultene remedies—the Skin Food (35.) for night and Balm (3s. ed.) for daily use—are highly recommended, besides other very necessary and delightful accessories too numerous to mention. All hair work,; hair creams, tonics, and lotions. Call Or write. All questions, replied to promptly and confidentially. Miss Jfilsom, Barnett's Buildings, 94 .Willis St. 'Phone SU.-Advt.

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