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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 220, 17 September 1938, Page 6 (Supplement)

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LUX IS SAFEST FOR WASHING ALL WOOLLENS \ MMMm * i \ 5 | 3 NV K eep your woollies bright and fluffy an& AH| .w- ' lovely to touch. Keep them sleek, soft and snug-fitting— .nllKfi neither shrunken nor stretched. Wash them ONLY and ALWAYS fW-™ ." with Lux—they'll repay you in smartness and longer wearl LUX DISSOLVES iNSTANTLY SLOW-DISSOLVING SOAP IN LUKEWARM WATER IS HARD TO RINSE OUT Just a whisk of your hand and fairy-thin, With ordinary slow-dissolving soap, you can delicate Lux flakes dissolve completely away never be sure the soap is all rinsed out of the and stay dissolved in lukewarm water — woolly fibres, even though you rinse till the the only safe temperature for woollens. water runs clear. And it's soap left behind Lux suds are extra-rich and creamy, too after rinsing that makes woollens shrink and — to your most precious woolliest "felt", losing all their warmth and softness. LUX RINSES OUT PERFECTLY A 1 1 V A Jf quicker to dissolve, the easier to rinse out. % V jjr IMPORTANT E That s why Lux makes rinsing safer and quicker. ot on 'y for your own R Two or three rinses in lukewarm water will f °' B remove every trace of lather, so that woollies dry "»• Lux to keap'tham £ soft and springy . . . just like new ones again! wKBmSS eo^«Wy.l to .ov* I ITS FALSE ECONOMY TO USE ANYTHING BUT A LIVER PRODUCT «■» MADS IN NCW ZKAUM9