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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 23 June 1937, Page 8

Check all colds promptly and prevent serious complications.

UNTIL SHE SAID GOODBYE TO THE POOR LATHER OF ORDINARY SOAPS! THE ALICCF SORRY YOU CAN'T COME FOR A DRIVE. YOU MUST HAVE A LOT OF \ WASHING. GOODBYE ALICE. SECOND TIME THIS MORNING. HOW DO THEY GET SO SORRY YOU RE TOO BUSY TO GO TO TOWN. MY v~A& WASHING IS f ALL DONE m QUICKLY. i ■ m m & 1 PK a* vA jiPSSi u 0; m Sits YOU say goodbye to pleasure when you use a soap that gives a poor lather that can’t remove the dirt. For then you waste time rubbing and scrubbing . . . which tires you and roughens your hands. Say goodbye to a poor lather—change right away to Sunlight. For Sunlight is made especially to give extra-soapy suds which penetrate the closest woven fabric and carry the dirt right out .. . getting clothes spotlessly clean. And this work is done without the hard rubbing that makes your hands sore. Sunlight’s gentle suds make your clothes last much longer too the illustrations show why. SSH9S n 'm Hi kustssSiiii P °°' The hard rubbing raf-nvaUeshnucU^c KteS quickly worn out. 1.100.77 NZ Washed with Sunlight the «« X&& undamaged. suit fe «»«->»«» r d ,’ te S.. Without hard rubbing. IISTEN, ALICE USING A SOAP THAT GIVES A POOR LATHER . WHY NOT USE SUNLIGHTM AS YOUR FRIENDS DO & AND GET THROUGH EARLY. THE EXTRA-SOP,PY SUNLIGHT LATHERWILL/t SAVE YOU ALL THAT RUBBING AND « J 9 'A Lever Product Made in New Zealand Saves time , saves hands, saves nQiey