A JURY OF GIRLS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 244, 12 October 1907, Page 15

A JURY OF GIRLS.

I " THF.TTt VERDICT ON VALAZE. It was a merry group of girls. Some I were fair, others dark. Tha one with the dark-brown hair and pansy eyes bad a pure, delicate. I petal complexion. All glances were for her. She was the cjuintessence of dainty, j beautiful maide_l ood. "I used to have a horrid complexion— once," she said, and a vistful expression dimmed the liquid eyes. ''I used to hate going to a dance or ejoncert. My hair looked pretty, and my features were presentable—but my skin.' I've wept copious tears sometimes over the deplorable state it was in. Then, one day, I heard of a new skin-food called VALAZE. I determined to try it. Look at mc now, girls! What do you call my complexion— good, bad, or indifferent ?" Bright eyes turned confidently towards the others. She wasn't afraid to be beheld in broad, cold daylight, and bear th.? scrutiny, however critical, of feminine gaze. "We might e—ll you Our Lady Beautiful," said one admiringly, and, if the truth must be admitted, enviously. Then she made private resolutions to sejek transformation herself. Now, dear reader, if you, who are disfigured by a poor, faded, and indifferent skin and complexion, will try Valaze, you. too, will rnarv— at the change which follows. Your skin will become line, soft, and delightfully clear. It will, in truth, regain the sweet, pure bloom of childhood. Blemishes will disappear by magic. You will revel in living and letting your friends b?hold you. Valaze is sold by The Valaze Massage Institute. Rooms 44 and 45, third floor, City Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland; I by leading chemists in every town; or it' can be obtained post fr.?e from Helena Rubinstein, Valaze Massage Institute, Brandon-street, Wellington. Price, 6/9 (.three-fold quantity) and 4/ a jar.