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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2407, 23 January 1909, Page 9 (Supplement)

THE BRIDE’S DECALOGUE. cook-book, but borrow thy mothcr-ib-Thou slialt not offer Love as the main course in tliy meal, but sene i as a dessert* , -i Thou shaft' not- -insult thy good range by; wearing in its Police a vulgar kimono while you get hit.lv shalt not ilLbehave towards thy garbage man nor thy yam to 1 ° thou shalt suffer sorely. • Thou shalt not concoct, organise, promulgate, or tolerate a mess called fU fe, shalt not temporise with fate by manufacturing sodden biscuits. Thou shalt not batter thy husband s skull with a potato masher—or words Thou shalt not be reckless with tut sacred dough and waste it not by careless burning. ~,1 Thou shalt not try a steak in diabolical grease, but early learn- : tobwil + iL Thou shalt not even deny that tn.\ husband’s knowledge of tho cubnarj art is vastly superior to tliino own.

YOU MAY HAVE A GOOD COMPLEXION. ‘ ’ ' ‘ Though avb may not be able actuahy to alter our features and romcuiu them according to out own pet idea of \vlv»t thvj perfect fact should no> yet every woman can do much in tno direction of beautifying herself by the exercise of a little care- and l°* c ' thought. Has it never . occurred to you that'a good complexion is Avitlnn the reach of any girl who really means to possess one? Hero are a tew simple rules which a uyoiie may- practise : Take daily baths, so that the pores of the skin are kept open.

Go in ..for plenty of t regular oxercieo. Do not be afraid of perspiration. It is the host possible skin-cleaner. Steam the face once a week. Rem bp f that pastries and sweets do not improve the complexion. Eat plenty of fruit.