| WHY DOES YOUR FROCK LOOK $0 MUCH ) , \ WHITB? THAN MY SHIRT ? ' iwiilg i ■ ' will®® r : '• " z H« O|Mw -■ ■ 4ifF< ; " w z ■ AsbSP Ww > WSr ■«£. X feu ■K"" • 'w* wSwiife , 'Ww jttk w L |i ;v ghaO B- \ If you think ordinary soaps and powders . make your things nice and white, just wait till you see those things side by I side with Persil washing! Persil whiteness is the whitest white. Here’s the / reason! Persil is fine-powdered soap PLUS oxygen. It’s because Persil suds arc charged with oxygen that they are so active in the copper, fossicking out KJi- /Ji |l'/S/ every speck of grime. Persil washed linens are really white because they’re really clean. / \ Wfo BB ■ IrW \ g WW
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 September 1945, Page 8
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