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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 144, 16 December 1919, Page 13

—-— Accomplishment ==: y „.. One-Five- Ten- Thirty To be able to "keep cool" when the argument has become /™|AT_ne la the Toilet Cream toe heated aU a*e* n e<lllaUy ____l (As they have a habit of becoming just round Election time)- S w_f w_£ Is an accomplishment indeed — the jolly flapper kid, and to the But to " keep cool " during Summer's hottest mother of them _v, who finds her Is the easiest thing in the world— good looks fading. Just get into some of our summer underwear— _ • Either the "Aertex," or the light all-wool kinds— A^W _H_^s B___l<_■_ Aertex we have in under-singlets and pants, knickers, drawers, B JfC* • " •fir* and combinations— ! CREAh^*Pure wool and cotton-wool mixtures in under-singlets, pants, | and knioker flvi.wprs cleanses the pores of all impurities, | dlia KUICKer aiawers and keeps the complexion clear and , | ±Tlce irom I /b — fresh. It removes ingrained dirt and B Any of the above is the underwear to don— grime, and makes the hands soft and; I And no matter how much overtime— velvety. _ • | Old King Sol may work — In addition to Oatine Cream, the B You'll be " Jake "-comfortably cool all the time- KMSTJSSfS I We claim our prices are the most attractive— who appreciate first-class quality 8 They always were and will be—• and good value:— _x«_v I Come in to-day, and you'll asrree— ' ■&saaS*':t o»t_»sh__Mo _si&_fi fi -, i • • ,-n i o»t_eTooch Powderi _E£as2Bl H Our claim is justified— „ „ Pi-teOrtta. ; ■ VmsPmb B t» (j. i A ,ii t it ,• <i OitineFaco, Bh»ving BUok *i_£.»_i M Don tbe an oven when you can be a "cucumber !-s oitinegaS' c__m toB \Z "c 1 Pay us a visit and select seasonable underwear— •■_... _>5->__x _fe_l AT«_, Soto NX Agants: j_sr*TVW ___€! JNOW—- j TAIT BAGRIE CO., 3^*ZFsd^M Christchurch. j^j&sf^sNrajfl^lH _ mmmmnmm Wallace & Gibson _____ ftpi ""-"■ -■— ."thekash" S-_-_-_______ \i^^^^^^^^^W^: I NEXT EVENING POST, WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. fa^-iiS-lflS^^ x' \. V \ __09Ski g / .lil^V />#W "Lookl How Easy//" tm\ ] I 111 Washing day is so easy now that I //' ' \ v / I Ii- use Fairy Wonder Dry Soap, for I soak I 1 ■ \L / J '/, the clothes overnight, rinse them /• V, / j\ jj in the morning and hey presto- 1, ft « \ / \f |, they're snow white. No more rubbing, if ,# \ f W'f .wearing clothes out on a washing board Jf M \ f iff | trying to get them clean—Fairy Won- $r II 1 f ill'l 'I der dissolves the dirt, so that. boiling is 1' /fk ' \ I \\ ]\ unnecessary for lightly soiled clothes. f. (II V //« (I Some no-rubbing compounds contain paraffin a xBJ* / V /ss\ I wax' This causes a yellowish greasiness, distasteful ! 55^^ / \. Afa^r j J to the particular housewife. j |! £ I Fairy Wonder contains no paraffin wax—it will .'■ It I make your clothes sweet and clean, and moreover, \\ \ I, leave the hands beautifully soft. Try a packet of ill f -; J' &>*& y 1 4JS.O-#m_t» s - x;: or co'oure^ articles, for flannels, for silks and delicate r^^^^_s__ i^s||l_fPf fabrics, for cooking utensils, dishes, glassware, etc., for l '"^^ct scouring floors, use Fairy Wonder Dry Soap, it meant ;kn. '^S^lK less work and better results. '_»\reS*^Atl _/^^ _**-_^L LWtJfMW PiOTKE^ _f / J^\ rt V OtSriPCPtfilNS Mother-look at his tongue! Give him Chamberlain's Tablets, quick! He wont eat? Then, don't A "few doses of Chamberlain's scold!! See if his tongue is coated Tablets will quickly set him right, white, breath feverish. If so his They wiU clear the sour sto mach; stomach is out of order. This will sweeten the breath and A stomach out of order does noi create a healthy appetite. sound much. Yet it makes a child ' They promote the flow of gastric mighty miserable. It makes him juices, thereby inducing good bilious, his appetite poor and vari- digestion. able. He is fretful and nattering. The most valuable thing to have restless in his sleep. in your medicine chest is a box of