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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 March 1924, Page 1

Her Skin Always Looked Smooth Even at Evening Functions when there could be no hat or veil “to help,” her skin looked smooth and soft and of the same even texture all over—a skin not shiny yet without that “powdered look.” The » secret was the use of a good Vanishing Cream beneath face powder. “Vestal”—-the New Vanishing Cream not only brings about this satisfactory result,, but is also an. antiseptic skin- protector and guards the skin from dirt and dust—the forerunners of blacL heads and pimples. . . Price 31“ Jar By Mail 3/(j / SOLD ONLY BY ♦ ) 1 Ballantyne & Co. Ltd. Christchurch

Make Your Home a Place of Beauty Judiciously chosen furniture set amidst artistic 'surroundings at once creates an atmosphere of refinement.. .We would like to show your our— ~ L Complete S,election of . Beautiful . Furniture From hall to attic—your house may be ' completely furnished from our showrooms. Why not pay us 1 a visit—a walk through our Showroom offers many suggestions. , Harley & Co. GREYMOUTH.

BOOKS YOU MAY WANT! “My Life & Work” By Henry Ford This book converted Robert Blatchforcl from Socialism. “Married Love” by Dr, Marie Stopes A new contribution to the solution of sex difficulties. / —Postage Free From— B. DIXON Bookseller* ,Tainui Street.

CHRISTCHURCH HOTELS, St, Elmo Private Hotel 52 Worcester Street, Christchurch. Superior Private Accommodation. Beautiful lawns, .gardens, etc. Two minutes.from G.P.O. Moderate tariff. F. J. Murray, Prop. WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH*, Staj at I STOREY’S FAMILY HOTEL Opposite Railway Station | TIWTWrm.- ■ 11l ■ I ■■III IB IBBlfllllß mini TW This Hotel has been thoroughly renovated throughout; is under entirely new management; and 18 now one of the leading Hotels In Christchurch. Meals arranged to i suit. boat and train timetable. .' - : TARIFF MODERATE. I Ao J 3 Lawrence, Proprietor. J . 11 ‘ ss/ jV FOR convenience of Physic-, • Jl ’ ians and customers, J. HKEDDIE, Chemist, will be prepared to dispense, urgent medicines between the hours of 7 and 8 p.m. each day.