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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 31 January 1936, Page 10

RUBBING ? NO THANKS. SOAKING GETS MY -n CLOTHES WHITER ! WM WMi e> a sii? ppp ■III MW ¥« Ssii Pi V l-v m iiiil - sss BETTY TOLD ME YOU WERE GOING TO TRY RINSO. IT'S WONDERFUL ISN’T IT? IT MAKES ME CLOTHES LAST LONGER TOO! WHAT ! NO RUBBING ? WELL , IF THAT’S TRUE I MUST TRY RINSO . THEY RE FLAT AS A PANCAKE! YOU OUGHT TO SEE THE THICK SUDS MOTHER GETS WITH RINSO. SHE SAYS THERE IS NO NEED FOR HARD / RU&BIN6, NOW. J JUST LOOK AT THIS ’ LOVEXY SWEET, WHITE WASH ! I DIDN’T HAVE TO RUB AN INCH OF IT EITHER ALL / L THE DIRT SOAKED RIGHT t n OUT w RINSO’S V \\ RICH SUDS / ivy <s 55J5R a m, mm A m m •m h m 5^ a SAVES YOUR CLOTHES ... AMD ENERGY . . . 510 rubbing with these extra-rich suds CLOTHES cost too much to be rubbed threadbare in just a few washes, even if you enjoyed toiling at the washtub. But now there is a scrubless way to wash. There’s such washing power in the thick extra-creamy Rinso suds that with little more than just soaking you get whiter whites and brighter colours than ever. There's nothing safer for all your fine cottons and linens—whites or colours. You need so little Rinso, too. Weight for weight, Rinso gives twice as much suds as bar soap, even in hard water. LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED CREAMIER! LATHER.. MORE WASHING POWER

Away^ HLDecorated Canisters Delightful for gifts . . . exquisitely printed in natural colours, these lib canisters depict selected beauty spots of New Zealand . , s they combine beauty and utility and are an adornment to any home. they are free when you purchase “Amber Tips”—New Zealand’s favourite Tea. Pay only the Regular Price £or “Amber Tips” Ma f Dnrlr Red and *9 IA P cr “Amber Tips” nu< A rdtn Yellow Label lb Blue Label 1 JTHERE IS NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ILB DECORATED CANISTERS AN ARTISTIC PRESENT TO SEND TO FRIENDS AND RELATIONS BOTH HERE AND ABROAD. eriipsL Choice Empire Grown E ss£S«c*> 1 r. per Still Available The popular 31b “Amber Tips” Decorated Cake tins are still available for the slight cost of 3d over and above the ordinary price of “Amber Tips” . . . only a penny per pound extra.

“THOU TAMER OF THE HUMAN BREAST” —Gray. Only Baxter’s Lung Preserver can soothe and quieten a cold in the chest. Time after time “Baxter’s” is praised for the speedy way in which it soothes and relieves coughs, colds and sore throats.

“Baxter’s” is unbeatable—it’s pleasant to take—everybody likes it. Be B ( ure it’s "Baxter’s.” Sold in three sizes, pocket size 1/6, handy size 2/6 and economical family size 4/6 at all chemists and stores,