MOTHERS NEW a EASY*’ WASHER Mother has hand-washed the clothes all these years and wouldn’t it be a treat for her to have a new “EASY.” How happy she would be! Just imagine a lasting present that will be remembered every washday. No more backaches and tiring mornings. DECIDE NOW! WASHER “EASY" IS THE BEST YOU CAN BUY. Come and see the new “EASY.” Only “EASY” has the latest improvements. The new RUBBER-TECTED TURBOLATOR. Just imagine soft flexible rubber how easy it is on the clothes compared with the old-fashioned metal agitator. The rubber will not wear out. Tests equal to more than 25 years’ exposure to air and water result in no loss of washing efficiency. Direct drive mechanism, silent running in oil, no belts to slip and wear out. Motors protected by thermo switches to prevent overloading of machines. Here is a safeguard you must appreciate—exclusive to “Easy.” An electric pump for handling water. Saves wet feet and heavy lifting. New balloon rolls saves breaking buttons. All washers have automatic roll stop which prevents your hands from being caught in the revolving rolls. Only “EASY” has the new bonderised finish which is guaranteed rustproof and does not chip or graze. Gleaming white finish to match your refrigerator. The “EASY-MATIC LAUNDRESS,” a washing machine that thinks for itself. Operator sets a dial for the type of clothes to be washed, and the machine automatically turns off when clothes are done. NOTE: We do not employ high pressure salesmen. All enquiries receive the personal attention of A.G.Rutland SOLE “EASY" AGENT. ’Phone 1089. Bridge Street, next to G. P. Russell’s.
“The Cream of the Crop” for roll-your-own smokers. Bright, golden tobacco that always gives a mild and mellow smoke. *PSV?S 1/9 per tm m right/and " PRIZE CROP IS EASILY THE BEST SMOKE IVE J TRIED. ITS MILD AND 'JF « SATISFYING FLAVOUR , TAKES A LOT OF BEATING." PRIZE CROP ROLLS MUCH EASIER TOO- - THE TOBACCO FOR THE MAN WHO € ROLLS HIS OWN 7A vXZk yu MITCHELL’S $ cP BON-TON Cigarette Facer* are best for Prize Crop. Single Booklets I d. 'Doubles' 2d.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 10 June 1939, Page 4
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