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Evening Star, Issue 21285, 14 December 1932, Page 14

I AWAYS ENVY YOU | YOUR. LOVELY WHITE ' CLOTHES, MRS. WILSON. WHATEVER. DO YOU wash them with ( so \ NEVER. USE THING SOT' IT *J marvellous eor KEEPING CLOTHES a GOOD COLOUR I'LL HAVE TO TRY ’ THIS RINSO* IS IT SAEE EOR COLOURS TOO ? r m sn "3 AsA £ I V iS YES,LOOK AT JOAN'S PROCK. <T HAS been WASWEp IN RINSO DOZENSj OP TIMES. 32 Li Wk x? V kful YOU TOLD ME ABOUT RINSO- MV CLOTHES ARE WHiTtsR *L*EM>YAND DON’T VOIM LOVE THE WONDERFUL THICK SUDS . NO WONDER THERE'S NO NEED RUB. TO M % / I r & >s& Wellington stVaucklaLd. . WffiTEß ~clw^^ s WOR _; than with bar soaps. ** rrs roice M looking— safety. §s come b «ght and newThis modern “no-wnrk»» ' emg scr üb bed threadbare ay sa S v aVeS Clothes too. j ust dissolve Rinso fir/* • ~s y° Uf strength. ...for an easier, whiter walsh •51.77 NZ A LEVER PRODUCT . . . Made in New Zealand.

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Give Useful Gifts this XMAS and buy them from VERNON SMITH THE IRONMONGER, in GEORGE STREET. Auto=Strop Razors, 2/6, 3/6, 8/6, 10/6, 25/=. Stainless Knives from 5/6 x per half=dozen. Stainless, Spoons and Forks. Sheath Knives from 2/9 to 15/6. Boy Scout Knives, 1/6, 2/=, and 3/6. Girl Guide Knives, 1/3 and 2/9. Watches, 5/6, with Chain. Jam Spoons and Butter Knives from 1/=. Pocket Knives from 9d to 14/6, and over 100 different sorts to select from. Child’s Knife, Fork, and Spoon, 1/10, 2/6, 3/6, to 14/6. Gold-plated Cigarette Cases, 3/6. Aluminium Cup, Saucer, and Plate,, 1/3; posted, 4d extra. Pyrex Ware, Aluminium Pots, Enamel Pots —in fact, hundreds of other useful articles that will make splendid Christmas Presents. READ T he ‘Star* Classified Advertisements in this Issue, They Will Interest