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Evening Star, Issue 21960, 21 February 1935, Page 15

so ot Lt* 0 - 10 tfv aiV ... «eos-%L BRIGHTER WASHES dv^ s 4W e» VI o A* VlO» »«• atv &*T ior AaV CO **?V a» ever,* .0 iave asked my clothes Coo^ \<mMm AND*NO HARDWOftK. jPon’idrudge at a washtub for ‘anotherJminutefPoas'millions without 'any ; hard work, start getting the, whitest^whites, the brightest woollies and, sijksfyou, have had-r^SCarttusingtPersil! .LET piRSIL’S OXYCEM-SUOS WORK FOR YOU ! ! OnccjPersil is in the water you can forget thc-'Washing'pardof,washing-day,and just watch.' Persil 'washes automatically ! Asj the ;Pcrsil'solution Jintolthe. copper jitlsets;freeScountless? tinyloxygea bubbles.. These oxygen bubbles imraediactive. Withal! the cleansing, powerjof i nature’s^own-purificr —oxygen—in them*the suds, whirl to and fro through each stitdaand thread ofthe clothes. Every*tiny, spcck;ofjdirt;Jooscns out. Everything comes as clean and fresh aimornentls'rubbing r*outVyour clothes ! c'® cv6 i* £ vJ aS^oiA* s '^St^£\W GUARANTEE that this letter is ENTIRELY GENUINE arUNSOUGITtO as can’,be. .And not a toltire Vypu orrwca evebytlwity [Because Persil washes thoroughly even in cobt,water it is the safest thing for dainty sijks, 'colours, and woollens. And. becausi£|thcre’s,; no’ rubbing tiq* the. .fftersil .way to;wash, your linen*' ■''* willTast as long again—never 'fraycd^or^worn^initheitub N0W..3.500.000 WOMEN INIENGtAHD; AIONE V$E PERSIA FOR EVERYTHING THEY WASH • GENTLE • BUT THOROUGH - SO WHITES ARE VfhUtiL COLOURS OUqht Easy as it is, you’ll have no doubts about the thorough* ness'of this “ tp’wash.whcn you see your first Persil wash hanging out.’The hardest rubbing could never make the. clothes so fresh and bright. TRY ONE PACKET of PERSIL - YOUUL NE VER CO BACK TO HARD WORK THE SIMPLE WAY IS THE PERSIL (N.Z.) LIMITED .r, ir. For.besl Follow fhe Special PERSIL METHOD FtV*r', M Allow one heaped Üblexpt Penitto tadi.giOsa * a smooth paste ii le cold water. IS* After thinmny down the . ••'pasteixaith more cold water I until it is a Tnflky liquid, add to cold water la .the copper.. •.■in ■ *w For silks and woollcns’maks w*F» eolation of Persil,'.*S above, and add to,warm water.Full directions on every packet-' ‘ WAY 81.83

LADIES Something special and always appreciated by the family—- “ GINGER GEMS ” Here is the recipe:— - ' Beat halLcup sugar and one egg, add two cups flour, one . teaspoon soda, halMeaspoon ginger, and halMeaspoon cinnamon. Warm halLcup syrup, halfcup milk, |lb butter in a, pan, and add to the mixture. Bake in hot buttered Gem Irons bought from . VERNON SMITH The Ironmonger in George Street. for (railed 1/= extra). For measuring purposes we have Alum. Measuring Cups at 1/= and 1/3, posted 2d; also Glass at 1/=, railed 6d extra, and Alum. Measuring Spoons, and one teaspoon for 6d per set, posted Id extra.

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