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Hf-"''' * /OBP S r 'll/oridEJifijJL fe B B Direct to England by the straight line route I ' jPIR ' ! ? jUgMwol|a sB via glamorous tropic Panama (and calling at either | Jamaica of Curacoa in the West Indies) in oneclass liners carrying either'Cabin'or‘Tourist* Class t W passengers at fares which mean more money to spend overseas. And yet this, the shortest route, enjoys the .i ■ ■■—l most equable temperature and weather of any. And / fl the entire ship at your disposal, with music, dancing, ZflL zy fLoU cinemas, deck games, sports and swimming to /rIJULLr&t entertain you, while the famous Shaw Savill service / and cuisine take care of your personal comfort. Si SHAW SAVILL AU fares lJlan P AN D ALB I O N LINE:

NEVER BEEORE HAS BEEN SO EASY 3300.000 WOMEN OXYGEN METHOD IN ENGLAND ARE Speedsup the wash—makes clothes whiter andhrighter. eNITMIICIACTIC This sensational discoveryhas given millions of women k9M I nUdlAdTlw a new deEght in their clothes and hours more leisure. OSERS OF PERSIL Atlasttheweansomebusiness ofwashing,every house- * And now that Pe rB ii is here. New wife’s bugbear, can bedone.with an absolute minimum Zealand women are accepting it as of trouble and WOTK. PcTSil IS not JUSt anOtHeX kind. 01 to “ waS s °ap~it is something entirely new-an oxygen washing method that is so simple' and really methods MilllOUS 01 tiny OXygCD. I)UbblCB 810 released doe, make washing-day easier. Here is j w Persil suds and these cleanse clothes automaticalfy. an account of an actual experience. H A To ANyoNE WHO CAN iifl II ™ ATTH,S ,SNOT entirelv Jb 11 11 I GENUINE £ UNSOLICITED LETTER aS MM “ I have given Persil a trial and I must say Iwu more than satisfied N| —I was astonished. I tested it with a white suit worn by an IH WhW ordinary hoy of seven for a whole day, and to my surprise it came was out looting quite new.” Persil makes use of I llfnMte Jba/WL ~ PERSIL IS SATE FOR the wonderful ffbu/defiL (ft Efa/iactd. colours-safe for cleansing power the finest mathuais of Oxygen • need. Perail « absolutely hannleo to any .. ... * type of fabric—it contains no injurious Myriads of tmy oxygen bubbles are y on eBQ Mva every week by chemicab whatever — nothing that released tn Persil suds and these nsing Pertil be cause you have nothing could affect colour or texture. Persil constantly agitate the clothes and e j jfl to bu y t u le p e rsil in the copper, saves the clothes because its automatic allow the suds to penetrate right washing silks and woollens, for action is infinitely more gentle than the through the fibres and remove lo!l king very dirty things and for all old way of rubbing soap suds through every particle of dirt. Oxygen is your little odd washes through the week. the clothes with the hands. nature's purifier and Persil washing freshens and purifies, destroys UVUCIT DTMCIVEC germs and keeps the clothes de- * Jj v Ml J lightfully fragrant. —I STAINS. PURIFIES After a Persil wash AND DISINFECTS r -.xfcl— - Persil is the most complete washing preparation ever discovered—it washes clothe* CI.OUICS more gently and better than anything else can, it takes out stains without any SjP C fl special treatment, and it kills germs and disinfects and purifies the whole wash* HOW TO OBTAIN THE BEST RESULTS follow these Special Bersil Directions Persil to each gallon of water. First mix the Perri! into a smooth past Tin a bowl with. Httle eold water. Thin down th. pan. t J . v -v™. jLv.. with more cold water a different effect on linen. Yow clothes „ a milky hquid. — may look nice and white now but after Ad(J cqM water a Persil wash they will look quite For arjl different — whiter than you ever woollens mix Persil as thought it possible for clothes to he. above and add to warm Persil also gives new life to colours water. Full directions a B and keeps them clear and unfaded. on every packet. I A PERSIL (N.Z.) LIMITED SI4MBNZ ii,mu uh ng miMriTirwiwwMBNMMMMMBBwaBBMMMSSSSSSSSMrrriInirrri

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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 121, 15 February 1935, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 121, 15 February 1935, Page 6