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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 99, 23 October 1935, Page 19

the tubs, rubbing clothes, increases Ire*-" ' the risk of washing-day droop. ' "■ %L*'if'wSr*^9^^^^^^^^Kk Yourshoulderssag,you'retooweary * ''' Mb-'* ' - to straighten them ... and there it * Ifflp*' ' »'- -■• ''"<\9l^^l^^^^^B starts. Don't take one other step W Its^"**' 5 B^^^^H^^^^^^B in that direction ... change to ' > .-.s '. > rJS^B^^^^^^l^^l Rinso and «/*/ the danger. Rinso J^^^^^^^^^^^V soaks clothes clean without hard -v ..,. , . ' ' '. Wsm I^^^^B^^^^B rubbing .. . cuts out every bit of V . il»- v'H^^^^^^^B your figure. * 1 ■•■ / 1 *■ ~t>t|pp^owH^BiW^B t ■•'''' ' ; NEW ZEALAND ASSEMBIY BIpGS ITS PRICE AS LOWAS t *>(|IJ TIME was when you needed .at least "^L#P#W •# to buy a car in the luxury class—even then ** in no way the equal of this Chrysler Six. Now, owing to Chrysler methods of design and manufacture, and to Todd methods of assembly; ; you can own a Chrysler Six for as little as £j 99 . But surprisingly low as the price is, it is by no means the most exciting thing about the Chrysler Six. It's what you get for your money: the maryellous • . Chrysler floating ride,' due to exclusive Chrysler Floating Power and scientific re-distribution of weight; the size and appearance and luxury; the speed and acceleration inherent in its engine; the safety of its allsteel body and fully equalised hydraulic four-wheel brakes. And, a* stoJhur c..v,i.« f er-P resent L pleasure, a running economy ; =====a^^ tar greater than you would ever expect in' a car of the Chrysler Six's size and perfortnanCe. All prices f. O .b. ma in port.. Dealers: ' A. & R. DONALD, Pahiatua. F.M.K. MOTORS, LTD., Levin (Local Representative) H. E. WILLIS, c/o. Andrew Bonner, Garage Proprietor, N.Z. Distributors! FITZHERBERT, ( IvnLLS?& KNIGHT, LTD., TODD MOTORS LIMITED BLAKE & STRAWBRIDGE. Feilding. WELLINGTON North Watrarapa: INGLEY & MORRIS, Mastcrlon. South Wairarapa: F. J. NJC-HOLS,' Grej-toM-n. LES. CAMPBELL, Martinborouffh Garage. ' - -