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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 45, 22 February 1934, Page 22

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And remember that PERSIL is uttwctt „„ ,i„ _„_ _, c t,;__ —„.t,r,/1 H 1 absolutely safe for your most precious silk or woollen garments. I7y iHoSf !ffs I 1 NO MORE TIRED ACHING BACKS . . . I way was to rub or squeeze the soap suds through - I H .1A kdnnc UEAnArUCC the clothes. But PERSIL works automatically. B 1| NO MUnC ntAl/AWilSw • • • Oxygen, the great natural purifier,, bubbles B || . Forget that you ever hated washing day ! PERSIL has come to relieve you of all the hard through the fibres of the fabric, cleansing .every B !? work. With absolutely no rubbing to do you have the washing done and on the line thread more thoroughly than soap and rubbing M |H before you begin to feel tired. Washing day is just as easy as any other day in the week. ever could. 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M PERSIL does all it claims to do. In England alone, 3,000,000 women use CLOTHES HAVE I PERSIL for everything they wash. They Q AC E k.l C refuse to go back to the old ways. •»C w B OBC IM 9V/ h^- iTiii I WHITE: BEFORE £. 3„g e z;?h« k ;«•«« -» «««.<. j . x, ® t>t7uctt 00 to snow you the new, dary.ling whiteness it la und ry ! Butnow PERSIL.comes as a liberator gives to linens. PERSIL haHhe same purifrom all the tedious, back-breakmg drudgery. |gg , y |.. || freshening effect as plenty of fresh air Throw away your washing boardl ! Give and sunlight. And this wonderful whitePERSIL one washing day to prove lis clothes washed with fi alm w y * PERSIL have a delightful "dried in the la^t^nCC * IDCnilinCn WBMBW fflliiiS 111 Hi IPlSllliPl and add the 'solution to your KImUIKCU Wmm&m WmMM |Ps||| ||§ g§ m&Mmslß copper or tub. persil ~.. H g! W ffi WHbH is absolutely the simplest »B1 BUB I JH ■ * wy of washing, „„d much soap powders for the copper, or M easier than using culting up bar soap. 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V V-r I MA t —s. JAVSy First mix the PERSIL into a smooth paste in a bowl with a little I ts|y/ V X\ I f/SK. 1 1 |W_ ■3®—_ cold water. Thin down the paste with more cold water until \ \ I'l I B( A y | I it is a milky liquid. Add to cold water in the copper. For silks W\ B B' ,\ \/~ 1 \ y— 1 -MZZi and woollens mix PERSIL as above and add to warm water. J'l '/V aW ■ B/ ' \ V~ — I '' ' '''"—/ Full directions on every packet. I b <dm\X \ ■ mk PERSIL (N.Z.) LIMITED M \ J