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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17934, 30 October 1918, Page 4

ft A Quick Despatch Mi fit & m ■ r;ty was given to •washing boards by the advent o? EASY MONDAY, the Scientific Clothes Washer. House■wives have tolerated the evils of rubbing en washing boards long enough, and now that Science has discovered an easier, better, safer method of washing clothes, washing boards are being ,quiokly and gladly abandoned, and EASY MONDAY used instead. m RtcmMFnJ i rwlßfTTi \ \ RSSmV/Ti ITrTT! That's what EASY MONDAY does—makes the clothe* fresh, sweet, and spotless without a single rub being given them. A little iiASY MONDAY in the copper loosens, dissolves, and extracts the grease and dirt, after which a rinse suffices to make the clothes perfectly clean and snow-white. But, remember, please I—EASY MONDAY Is not a chemical bleacher. Decidi dly not! There is nothing harmful in it—nothing to injure the most delicate fabrics. Dirt and grease alone it tackles, and the fabric is left intact. II "Why ruin your health and wear out the clothes rubbing on the washing board when you can get this wonderful preparation from your grocer? Be sure/of the name—iiijii!#y [imp W iM*i Sow and plant foodstuffs. & Plant good seeds. You will get good crops and reduce living cosh if you :iiwijmNkni :.;..,■■■■. ,--.".,1 Good Manure is essential. " Co-op." Manure is specially made in Canterbury for Canterbury. soils and the Canterbury climatd Per cwt. 14/-, h-cwt. 7/6, hcwt. 4/-, 14lbs 2/6. Delivered to any part of Ch'ch. or Suburbs. N.Z. FARMERS Ca-QPERAWE AS3N, OF G4NTERB T JRY LTD. j There's money in the land. The Old World cannot produce wool or meat till many years have passed. High prices are yours if you are wise. Here are two chances for you, both easy to work. The best is for the quickest to inquire:—' LINCOLN.—First-class dairy farm of 50 acres, well watered by natural springs, divided into 6 paddocks, well-built 7-roomed house and outbuildings, including 16-bail cow-shed, close to school and railway. Owner going into camp. Price comes down to £36 per acre. EASY TERMS. ONLY £lO 10«. PER ACRE.-30S acres of well-watered land, two miles from school, 7-roomed house, stables, sheds, r »o dy for you t 0 BUrt itl &nd ct >'n the coins. EASY TERMS. 248 New Bungalow, 6 good rooms, faithfully built, clos nice section, tram handy. Price £835 terms. 188 Modern Bungalow. 6 rooms and all the conveniences that a cultured lady needs; half-acre land, part in fine i close to tram, handy to town, and only £Bl2. IOW .-i»r^