jj That material is as. strong as new—thanks to washing with j GOOD SOAP X' S '' —-zl*- j <’ ® . /X, I Mt';/ ■ r ’ u/ „ •y’" —- , R CLOTHES I ...V . This shows how Sunlight’s Gentle washing is the only way to keep clothes This shows how mfenor eKtra . S oapy suds keep strong—just as hard rubbing is the surest way to wear them thin. It’s false economy to try to ;— - 1 save money by using an inferior soap, because — —— its poor lather forces you to scrub clothes. To save your clothes use good, pure Sunlight Soap with its costly ingredients. Sunlight’s extra washing power ends rubbing - keeps linens strong. SUNLIGHT 5W SO exfwr-sa&jpy swe your ■' MADEBY "lever BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED, PETONE. SU . 6 1.19 Z
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 November 1945, Page 8
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123Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Greymouth Evening Star, 23 November 1945, Page 8
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