HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY CO.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 251, 22 October 1919, Page 9

HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY CO.

"MFTING THE WORLD." A SET.OF GOOD LEVERS. Among the many interesting and attractive exhibits at the "Old English Fair" at the Town Hall is one that stands out on its own. That is the Household Necessity Company's disnlay, comprising "No-Rubbing" Laundry Help, "floldeh Rule" Soap, "Golden Rule'" Candles," "Golden Rule" Tea. "Golden Rule" Writing Tablets. 'S'lolden Rule" Envelopes and Rulers, "The Thinkers' Favourite" Writiirg Pads, "The Thinkers' Favourite"'Penny Notebooks, "KeepSmiling" Cocoa. "Keep-Smiling" Boot Polish, '"Keep-Smiling" Pumice Soap, "Keep-Smiling" Moor "Polish, and "KeepSmiling" Writing Tablets. The back of the exhibit is attractively draped with the well-known picture poster depicting New Zealanders industriously lifting the world to peace, love, and harmony by means of such splendid everyday levers as the registered brands of "C.olden Rule" Soap, "Golden Rule" Candles. "Tlolden Rule" Writing Tablets, and "Golden Rule" School Rulers. On each of these are to be found, in artistic lettering, the full text of the ''Golden Rule" philosophy, "Do unto others as you would they should do unto you." This picture is of compelling interest. A liberal display of bright posters advertising the several commodities is also to he seen. The background of the exhibit is further adorned with a large framed picture showing the Prime Minister, Mr. W. F. Massey, Sir Joseph Ward, and their colleagues in coloured caricature. The smiles on the politicians' faces harmonise well with those to be seen on the young lady attendants at this most attractive stall.—(Ad.)