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Temuka Leader, Issue 7554, 18 April 1914, Page 7

The home missionary told a good story at the meeting of the Wanganui Presbytery. lie was breaking ik>w ground in Uw waybacki region, _aj)d was making enquiries " s to the uunv J.er of Presbyterians, round about, and aaksjcl one farmer's wife about it. i "Well, I belong to the Presbyterian I dominion," she said, "and band belongs to the same dominion as ma, but I don't know of any olhers." SECKPTS OP A COMPLEXION SPECIAL [ST. V Simple Prescription by which a Specialist Quickly Restored .Hundreds of Ruined Complexions.

At p recent conference of specialists, an interesting discussion took place in regard to the ways and means for beautifying and removing bad complexions, and the experts in this line all agreed to the great value ol what is known among specialists as Eloxoui Lotion. A well-known skiu and complexion specialist present gave some wonderful instances of cases where his patients had restored their disfigured complexions in an exceedingly short time by applying this lotion, which consists of two ounces oL Ko"se Water, one dram of Tincture Benzoin, and two ounces Flowers of Ox/.oin, and cm be prepared by any chemist, many {of. whom keep it put up ready for nse under the name of IToxoin Lotion. He advised the application of the lotion night, and morning with a soft cloth or sponge, and said that he bad never known it to fail in remarkably improving the complexion and removing all skiu blemishes in a few- days. I|."is particularly valuable in all cases) when the face has been chapped by | exposure to wind and weather, and quickly restores the soft peach-like bloom of youth, even lo complexions that have been apparently ruined beyond all hope of redemption...,...,