BREAKING INTO PRINT. At last his name In print is eeen; He lit the fire With a gasoline. —Warren Tribune
PASS YOUR UNPLEASANT TASKS ON TO “KLEAN-IT.” A sanitary inspector in your own home could not be more effective than a tin of “Klean-Itt”—the Magic Cleanser. Thfe delightfully perfumed preparation neutralises evil-smelling sime in dish-water, and removes scum from bath-tubs and bowls. A little added to water makes floor-washing an easy task. “Klean-Itt” helps (thd busy house* wife in a hundred ways. It even removes greasy finger-marks from cupboards and furniture, A tjn goes furthan other preparations, and it is much more efficacious. Enlist “KleanIt” in your army of household assistants to-dav. All retailers.—-W. E. Caldow. Wholesale Distributor*, Web Hngtbn,*
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 17, 22 January 1919, Page 8
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