m. S*S mm '.A-:-:-:-: m mm ' 'ft* I m 9&M m mmm »>K LAPSE OF PROMINENT MEMBER OF SOCIETY A LEADER of her set, and prominent in social news, no doubt you know her. Her home reflects luxury, her dressing is the envy of her friends, yet she recently committed a serious lapse and only redeemed her position by a frank confession. Noted for the lavishness of her entertaining, her friends were surprised and disappointed one afternoon by the inferior quality of the tea served them. The difference in quality was most noticeable, but even her best friend hesitated to mention it. The truth came out the following week when the lady confessed to having been weak enough to try a substitute for “ Amber Tips.” She]s back to “ Amber Tips ” again, for good this time. As she told her friends there is no substitute for “ quality ” and “ Amber Tips ” always satisfies ... the flavour lingers longer, and ... it is most economical, so many extra cups to each pound. After all, “ Amber Tips ” could not have maintained its position as New Zealand’s favourite Tea for over 41 years, unless it possessed exceptional merit. Another thing, “ Amber Tips ” is blended and packed in New Zealand by New Zealanders for New Zealanders. '7L Tea a f <Jke cfLavotUt Joingefcs Joongefc,
sm HOOS / 2 irism m c a ruhbiW m out m ds doth® m V a x rs eaniw hOU mm a 3S?S? 2 minute boil method GIVES CLEANER. WHITER WASH m m Not for years has there been such a labour-saving discovery as this scientific washing short-cut the Rinso 2-minute boil! No rubbing .. . and only 2 minutes at the boil, saving easily half an hour’s fuel on every coppc.rfuh Can you wonder that women say, “ Never again I ” to all other washing methods ? A LEVER PRODUCT—MADE IN NSW ZEALAND aw -au--IV\t 10 s . A sNf^ fOVS.O'A' J Rip A r O TE ; Very dirty clothes sh ould be soaked in Rinso suds for an hour or so before boiling. LUKEWARM RINSO SUDS-WONDERFUL FOR COLOURS, SILKS, WOOLLENS! Use lukewarm Rinso suds and give colours, silks, woollens a few minutes’ gentle run-through without rubbing. Swirl about to remove loosened dirt. Rinse well \and squeeze out moisture don’t twist or wring. Dry in the shade. With Rinso, there’s no harmful undissolved soap and no need for rubbing. \ -t.Z15.15N/
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Northern Advocate, 20 July 1938, Page 8
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392Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Northern Advocate, 20 July 1938, Page 8
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