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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 336, 24 October 1908, Page 11

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fP.S. —Mama wishes me to thank you for ' the lamb which arrived on Saturday; it was' delicious and quite young!—G.] 7563'

SHERLOCK HOLMES'S DAUCHTER. .

Daisy Sherlock Holmes at twenty has al-,' ready: somewhat of her father's brilliant do-',. ! ductive quality. Thus she is enabled to offer many delightful- surprises to her, friends, though sho did cause some disturbance tho" night she announced the prematura engage-, meut of the curate. "Why, Gladys," said Daisy' tho other . morning', " I heard you were sick." " I was," laughed Gladys, tossing the hair out of her eyes; "I had to go to..Aunty's; farm for threo weeks. But I'm all right now." " Gladys 1" Daisy retorted severely, "I never dreamed you could be such a'fraud.' Your fingers have becomo slightly spatulato. You can t quite, shake off that back-twitch from the waist up. You have still a newly acquired .little trick of screwing in your right eye. You'vo been golfing hard.' And: you never oven told me you played golf!" ; "There was Cousin Ted," said Gladys; lamely. "I knew there was Cousin somebody," snapped Daisy. "You've begun to take' care of yourself, for one thing. Your hair is softer than it was, and you'vo heaps more of it. That's not Love —it's Lyku.ski. Your skin is. Velvety and clean for the first time. . That's not convalescence — it's Valaze. There really aro no nieo names, you know; you'vo lost thoso blackheads and pimples that ; so long adorned you. That's-not Luck, my dear—it's Liquidine. l That wonderful bloom on your cheeks, now—oh 110', you needn't worry, it-doesn't show a bit for what it is. But- it's not innocence, my love—it's Noveiia Sunproof Creme. I'm not quarrelling with tho result; I'm merely blaming the deception. Sick, indeed! You've been using also Novena Cerate, 'Valaze Lip Lustre, and Valaze Snow Lotion. You can't deceive Mel Still, I'm glad to seo you're setting;a' glimmer of sense; it's fairer to What's-his-' name." . Valaze, 4s. and 7s. post free. Dr. Lykuski's Hair. Tonic, 3s. 9d.; postage, 3d. Valaze. Liquidine, Bs. Gd.; postage, 3d. Novena Sunproof Creme, 2s. and 3s. Gd.; postage, 3d. Novena Cerate, 2s. and 3s. Gd. ; postage, 3d. Valaze Lip Lustres, 25., special 35., post free. Valaze Snow Lotion, 3s. Gd.; postage,, 3d. Write for Mile. Rubinstein's new and romarkablo booklet, " Beauty in tho Making," 3d., or free with order. Of leading chemists; or by post direct from tho Valaze Massage Institute, Brandon Street, Wellington. Head Depot, 24 Grafton Street, Mayfnir, London, W. Also at Sydney and Mel-' bourne. ■ ' 10