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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 May 1934, Page 12

Sf" A A A <y $ ? i “CHANCE DAILY” 41 h •ATAS Yr ; “ You mightn’t believe it at first-- but tty it and you’ll I \/A" M sce -. undics CVCr y morning—that’s my tip for I X- feeling fit and fresh.” v ' / /'S Jt P a Y s two ways— perspiration,acids, if left in clothes I overnight, soon spoil lovely fabrics and fade delicate '• Y- I colours—to say nothing of the danger of unpleasantness F | underthings are not scrupulously sweet and clean. "WM I YESTERDAY’S UNDIES *5 f ] CAN’T BE FRESH .... ; ' x- '- Every morning slither into cool, clean undies — and • J every night spend just 4 X. minutes to restore their J|g\ I freshness. A bowl of Jukewarm wa ter, a tablespoon o £ £ ux —squeeze undies gently in the fluffy suds (stockAAA? I ’ n S s ’ to °)’ r i nse twice— that won’t hurt you. It won’t I I h urt y° ur pretty things cither — remember the second | ii r day’s wear does more harm than hosts of Lux washings. I LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED niVO.SLZ

HEALTH IMPROVED BY HARVEY’S. "I have just finished a bottle of Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, and my health has greatly improved,” writes Faith Cati, Guyton Street, Wanganui. "I am now feeling quite fit again. I shall certainly recommend Harvey’s | to my friends, as I have got quicker land better results from it than from anything else I have taken.” Harvey’s Mineral Tonic is sold by Chemists at 3/t> a. jar.-—Advt. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure First aid for Coughs, Colds, Influenza.