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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 22, 25 July 1918, Page 10

r^ A better article . i|i|p at a lower price! wM —the perfect leather substitute. j^&M£?M Looks like leather but is better in every way. It wears better '$$$% and never becomes shabby, as being impervious to atmos- j|s!sS phcric action it never peels or cracks. It is stain and grease proof, and can be made like new by simply washing with soap *$£«! and water. A Rexinc-covcrcd suite has all the beauty of jitfrvjf £'S§B leather upholstering without any of its disadvantages, and Us |p<JC!§ ISfjK cost is only one quarter that of leather. ivy^fj gfsll Do away with unhygienic, dust-collecting fabric'upholstering! If"**"] jH| and insist upon having Rexinc. Pjj^il f£sm - • 31-33, Elliot Street, Aucklan*. - f#,*siSs ff^m ' Sole l&akers t REXINE Ltd., Hyde, ar. Manchester, Enfland. !^&! | BgrSij -i UttKtrs *f bass, suit eases, fancy goods, shppersttc. and bookbinders tvhe ate \ j££wje*S] | CSSeS I using leather should v nte at once for samples of Ittxine. It will effect «We i S'^Vfjl EftSSj > itimnt and five Qreatir satisfaction. , •■ ■ . j ws^im

j *'^l To 11 " j (Regd. Trade Mstk.) | : Light warm ■ iJJsßiw-. arid comfortable, ' \ fflt)lm JIjPpIIaI is the ideal material for children's dresses. ■ 'W^st%^ flvilf »^ "' poiaessee wonderful wearing qualities ■'"jfMlwllv J5&7 t'^rS^ and does not shrink, felt or thicken in 'fl JjWE £\ Owin« t0 *c of Irani !rf3y?ip&^ypSiK*NC^sipi i i I r]si "uppliei of "Viyella,'' and we " ■ 1 'JxTA^raS*^ '■ with suppliers if unable to imin«I \/\ • , diately fill their needi. - S X^^ I Name «f n«ar«t de»l«r handling it HDt »n leauett <1 V jfr ! ° '' *R" MORLEYI *° WUHt StiMt ' WJ-

:! r /)[%eautilul "Rehel " Rebel" though she was, Flora Macdonald is, in point of character, the : • standard by which every British woman should measure herself to-day. Of undaunted courage' and unswerving loyalty to the Stuart cause she had at heart, she, too, knew the cost of sacrifice," and 1 the necessity for ' keeping up a cheerful, dainty appearance. ■ Her complexion owed its striking purity to nothing but fresh air, water, '< and pure soap—an Irish soap probably—certainly';a plant-ash soap. These are still the only " cosmetics " necessary for the preservation of a youthful, delicate complexion. The most essential factor is a pure soap— Colleen Soap-^-rnade entirely from the sweetest of pure, skin-nourishing vegetable oils. Order from your chemist or Stores. Supremely - ••;•■ mild and fragrant, the soap which for centuries past has proved incomparable for keeping even the most sensitive skins and delicate complexions 'soft, smooth and supple. . ■ ■-: ! m hi M^Ointon's ' • -. ■,'."■ \2>>.Sdap Incomparable for the Complexion! Others of McClinton's principal lines are; Colleen Toilet Cream; Colleen Shampoo Powd'rs (Wet or Dry), Colleen Dental Cream, Tooth Powder, Exquisite and Hibernia Shavinj Sticks and Cakes, and McClinton's Shaving Cream. A Of all Chemists and SUru. £jy MADE by McCLINTON'S LTDJ, at DONAGHMORE, IRELAND. (@J WhtUsaU At'i'U: Salhond & SritACcoK, _<ft jjj - (TSfllf Koyal Insurance Buildings, Featherstone Street, Wellington, N.Z. ■)»£?% « Fruit for Health $X * Nothing equals the juicy, sweet %k * 'f||v %\M health-giving goodness of per- sLM^^ hm fectly matured fruit, ft is nah||jjs ture's tonic, and every housewife W$ should see that her family's needs |lip%||fl^, $Wm are not neglected. She has in (Mm ■«• AVOVI VCril. AAIUIbU a uniform and reliable delicious dish «^^S™?^» |^^ which will appeal to young and old. |f|& Grown in the icy cold nights and illfsL _^& scorching days of Central Otago,