families are so happy with the 'OOfll WORLD'S CLEANEST WASH AW F~ r ■ m *' ' /. * ' T- /JfeM:'-. \ - ——- —1 - - - ftp ~ ' I< ——< V 3 s s q,7 V- • —< -v - WnVA IM MKSwtx jv // / />,. I y.->jWSWfe M /1M ° 0 I- I ■ IfeSr \ | V, o ' 1 ? ° ‘’.-.I Ar ’ —r Bl b I / I iv- '/Fl Kk3r A’ F “ V\ A <1 ’ HB-I V A'" I ’’’ B \Z> j\ f ' Ml •’vr .? "CLEANER AND BRIGHTER" Meet the winsome Winters, of Mor- [■ -y? ‘L. j f Tjz jh |M| mhMBBI rison Avenue, Papanui, Christchurch, typical of thousands of happy, ’•' Mt f■ <| 4EEwwl modern New Zealand families who have taken Suri to their hearts I I ' -I because it washes everything so clean, so pleasantiv. Mrs. \\ inters has 'j written to say: "Sime I've been using Suri, even thing I wash is looking much cleaner and brighter, especially the c hildren s school clothes S|||gi| •" and play things. Surf really gets out all the dirt.” I is i s i . . I Clinr CITY GRIME: From Penrose. Auckland, Mrs. Peoole write the nicest things about bUKr Anderson writes: -Getting u.e domes <!«•»» of ■ wpiv wvbb*v 9 gnnie was a major job unhl Surf tinned up. I ROTORUA MtOUHIC E DISCOVERED DISH-WASHING «/«ayr use it in my washing machine now. All Bu,r "“tes: -BV the mid of TIP. Mrs. Patterson of Oran my wash ts realty and truly dean ” [he (j.,,. mv overalls are one Road, Panmure, Auckland, s, nf gups dirt, then draws it clear away fiom big grease' spot But now -,1 "rites: "I use Surf for all my the weave. Son admd/y see the dot stream out. Kl>Fl we"ve R eot Surgin' mv home it washing ups and lam delighted ''' / ' er washday product known will wash a, W/Sl doesn't 8 seem to matter. Surf lIF J "Hh results. Glassware cleiin. makes shore woik of any sort sparkles and all my plates, dishFA ft'TT « of dirt/ . es pols a|)(I pans are wont icr£,,ll> ' clean ” ACCLAIMED BY A LEADING WASHING MACHINE MANUFACTURER § K “Tests with Surf in our washing er in good condition remembering •gs Surf d° o u e boil or IJSe a w ai h- BO machines produce outstanding re- in particular to release the wringer fied* r re$ e ' ntnt C n a 't n * d suits in speed and efficiency of pressure after use, to wipe the rollers to /kever rn ßro*hers Use /jL part °f your P sJ* fy sat, scleansing clothes. We would add with a damp cloth and leave a piece g l th f f that to get the maximum advantage of dry cloth separating them. This P3 ‘ d *° r whether using soap powder or deter- helps to preserve the shape of the gent the user should keep the wash- rollers and the life of the rubber. ~ guaranteed to make your wash THE WORLDS CUEIffiSI Z sfjjuz LISTEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 P.M.—9 P.M. FOR THE SURF RADIO THEATRE FROM ALL ZB'S AND IXH. 2ZA 7.30 P.M.—8.30 P.M.
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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27985, 4 June 1956, Page 9
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