n THAT NEVHLiOOK. OP M OFMYTIMEi* WHEN PAT <(muift WAS A BABY )\ INDEED HE DOESi AND I LOVE IT! [ EXCEPT FOR < I WASHING J I NAPKINS I 01 BET VYOU KEE YOUR. MUMMY RUB RUB SUSY 1 §55 I'M ALWAYS (I AH,BUT I ALWAYS AFRAID THEY ]| USEPPERSIi FOR MIGHTN'T BE AnAPKIHS . YOU SEE QUITE SWEET &\\PERSIL ACTUALLY FREE FROM IT'S TH E OXYGEN IN IT NO MORE TROUBLE AREN'T YOU GLAD MUMMY; HEARD ABOUT PERSIA WASHING? EVERY STITCH YOU WEAR NOW IS SWEET AS A ROSE-BUO—JUST LIRE m} FINISHED ALREADY7YOU HAVE; BEEN QUICK) ‘—^r i OH.WAtIINIS NO TMIUBUMAUIIICfI m. ■* ■* NOTHING SAFER FOR SILKS, COLOURS,WOOLLIES. PERSIL FOR ALL BABY'S CLOTHES Pcrsil «ud* not only cleanse but porify, itcrilize and deodorize, too. You W»< iave to rub—Periil remove even stub »orn • tains without rubbing. DAZZLING WHITENESS It hurl* to see your nice whlta Uaaya going a bad colour no matter how MM you rub them. But you can MW yyff both work and worry by using Pereu. Its active oxygen-charged sads get out ofl the dirt without any need far rubWU* and leave yonr linens gloriously white. PERBIL WASHES. AUTOMATICALLY/ It releases countless tiny bubbles of oxygen as soon as it goes Into the water. These bubbles, each full of dirt loosen* lag energy, stream to and fro Incessantly. You don’t need to rob the clothaa. The oxygen-charged auda loosen and remove dirt far mors quickly than rubbing ever could. iAVE THE MONEY YOU MEMO OH BAR SOAP POWDERS, AND WASHING TABLETS PERSIL WASHES BEST ALONE! rtHSILINZ) LIMITED Because there is so rubblag to streak and fade colours or spoil the delicate silk or wodkn threads Pcrsil is tha safest thing for everything you Mtoh. Evea ia hardly warm water Parti} deans thoroughly protection for nil fins things. DON'T LET WASHING RUIN YOUR HANDS Pcrsil will keep your hands beautifully soft and vaito. As it contains no injurious chemicals it cannot possibly injurs the most sensitive skin. SOAPS. Jinsa»**t PERSlLmakes white clothes whiter
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21811, 17 June 1936, Page 8
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