Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Greymouth Evening Star, 20 May 1943, Page 3

a tor off My IHZ T| VBm [ BUT !CM TAK£ IT x* liSii THE 1. Kush hour* in a restaurant certainly 2. But when you read in the Paper what . A „ knocks the Stuifiiw out of vou! Heavy our boys are doing, it makes jou think. ONE SOAP travs . . she irt “tempers . hungry “If they can take so much, we mustntSPFCI Al I V customers—and only half the staff we used grumble.” .. . Anyway, n s easy to freshen brEUJALLj to have . phew 3 • up at the end ot the day. _ MADE TO . PREVENT — IN OEETTTO | V sWK WSH' ’’BO” LIFEBUOY. I KNOW j & K‘ jf WH - ''tS'P l'M SAFE FROM 8.0 J X/• AND MY SKIN TELLS j-TY ME ITS ABOUT 7/ I MILDEST SOAP % Lzt everusep j «B 3 When I “el home, a Lifebuoy bath 4. Down at tire Red Cross depot they re ’’pl Xl Tiled." 5 dSS ay.ay. Thl day’s always f lad »f help. ta. tana Ida \3~ —stickiness disappears, iln a few minutes but 1 like it. Hwc onic let thooe Jaj ( mSy K, "Xti™ B - "’ c d k " 0 “ ' ,tal rc “‘ l ' ouW ' dainty, feeling braced-up and fresh. was hke. W.48.20Z. LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LI MITED,—PETONE. . ——

| Cars Washed i and Polished = . A lot of car owners feel that if they SS want their cars washed and polished SE .properly, they must —simply must — do them for themselves. Ihey re right, too—unless they have them == done by | H. McGLASHAN I ~~ PREMIER MOTOR GARAGE ’P H 0 N E 349 “tE Agent for .Vesta Batteries.

Macalister’s