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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 2, 27 September 1939, Page 13

ZL-— — y ~<i'.- *"&« «r*-X \.- <7 S' V x n'- ~.»»?-.<>•; Irons Can "t Stick With SYLVIA PURE RICE STARCH Sylvia Starch is made from only pure rice—gives clothes a wonderfully smooth easy-to-iron surface. Over such glossy non-sticky starching, your iron just has to glide freely and quickly. Sylvia speeds up your ironing and makes it less tiresome. Sylvia doesn’t go lumpy when mixed, and is more economical than ordinary starch. Sylvia Starchings are whiter, stiffer and last longer. Ask your grocer for Sylvia Pure Rice Starch. Made by the Makers of Taniwha Soap.

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