Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16210, 13 May 1918, Page 2

Engineers: remove grease from the hands I with "Clever Mary," and you'll be delighted I with its great cleansing value. It dissolves grease I —even the hardest grime, and makes the hands I perfectly clean —without harming the skin. Every | engineer and mechanic should keep a supply in 9 the workshop. B CLEVER MARY THE ENEMY OP GREASE.. t it unequalled for cleaning overalls and All cleansers put together do less than fj a S " Clever Mary does, and you will find If Jl\e>ini a hundred uses for it. Try it to-day ff fl jrfkJl r yourself. If not in stock at your storeMail this Coupon for FREE sample tin j Tfc» Ptgrt Mutolaetarint Co., Ltd., | I 109 R«c»nt St., Sydney. Fugd Wmß •( I Please send me, post free, a sample tin of |k3K| Be i I *'ClevetMaiy"—" The Enemy of Grease." fl 1 Tty it «V yoar „ \\ • owK T«reeiv. y - fast flolbrook. U "Some people in England pour V Sherry wine into their soup, but I 1 know something even better than I I | that —a few drops of Holbrook's , ' \ I Try it in your own Tureen." Z^ifiK*v \ (Holbrook's Sauce IZf |l, Made, and bottled in England. J W % WO!t cS«Sls* t .CE. HOLMt S?S« S L U^ AUCI ' gmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiniiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiinntiiiiiiiiniiiiiiw 1 It Always Pays to Use j I DUNLOPI I TYRES | £5 3' § Their strength and quality ensure a big g f §f mileage, absence of trouble, and every §T EE satisfaction. jg M |g and have the very best- j&fcx I EE —it's cheapest in the ' ' H Dunlop Rubber Co., fI ' as Chrlatchurch, Wellington, and ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy /Harris Bros / ; j| COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS U ON VERY EASY TERMS. I NO BXTIA FOB TBRMSI £5 Worth s £1 Deposit, IT Weekly £10 Worth: £2 Deposit, 3'2 Weekly . 1 £20 Worth: £4 Deposit, 6'4 Weekly " | £30 Worth: £6 Deposit, o'6 Weekly | AH Classes of Furniture and Furnishing* in StocL | — 158 Hereford Street B 1 BHOWROOMS UPSTAIRS. I I OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. 1 mf 1 IJ®V WHO'S TO KNOW You're wearing a second-hand coat ? J*' s Ncir f Smartly Cut, Beautiful Quality Material, and f rwSfSfl JU worn perhaps Once; often by a man called up for service. L I It costs you from me about HALF the price its owner pai i* Bnl for it, just about what you'd pay for a" shoddy cheap coa . / umIIU It has been thoroughly cleaned and fumigated, and you wear it feeling sprightly and well dressed, and with j# tf $ sense of satisfaction that comes with getting a Real Karg There arc numbers to show you. "S22T - Mrs. Ellwood