GIRLS: WHY BE PLAIN?

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12933, 12 October 1907, Page 12

GIRLS: WHY BE PLAIN?

A QU-bK-Y BY HISMS>A 'KUBINSXBMI. You can, if you choose, always be radiant and charming—-evun when the features are indifferent. But your complexion must be perrect. Then, indeed, will people turn to look. again* Now Valaze, the wonderful Russian Skin-food, can work wonders with your face. This is not mere assertion; it is positive fact, the truth, of which can be proved by the simplest experiment. Just buy a pot of Valaze, and apply it as directed. The transformation will surprise you. It costs only 4s; or, in the larger size (three-fold quantity) 6s 9d, and will be despatched poet free, ■whero necessary. Thousands of ladies in these coloniee are already using Valaze, have relied on it for years—and know what a remarkable complexion-improver it is. When Nellie Stewart, Australia's charming actress, went to America, sho cabled for more Valaze. There was nothing like it there. But this is nothing new. Every mail brings letters to Helena Rubinstein, not. only from fashion's centres, but from the remotest places which exiet, ordering Valaze, that unrivalled fowl fo* ekin and rentable creator of beaut j'. Look commonplace, and you are ignored , . There is no need. Improve your skin's texture, and cultivate a complexion with Valaze. The result will surely exceed the most sanguine anticipation—the success nchievod will be beyond your wildest dreams—once again, will you feel that you are good to look upon, that the eye of man gladdens at the sight of you, and then —well. Beauty ever won the day. But, soriouily, wliaU-ver other sin of omission y<:u indulge in, don't tail to get Valazo. Buy it from your Cemist; Mrs Fletcher. V 2 Chancery lane, Christchurch; or else write diiect to -Mdlie. I Rubinstein, at the Valaze Mas-age Institute, Brandon street, Wellington, for it. Ask lior, too, to let you hay? a frte copy of th.it r.K>3t interesting booklei— "The New Guide to Beauty? , 4