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Northland Age, Volume 23, Issue 48, 24 March 1924, Page 7

The Big Golden Bar of Purity. V- . m ?< ' X iSHiis! *— 2? D ■■ • • s—f 5 —f It all comes out in the Wash *T*HE result you see on the line depends on 1 the soap you use in the wash. By using PURE soap you get the most lather, and the more lather you get the less rubbing you need. PURE SOAP, therefore washes better, saves hard work, and does not injure the finest linen. im I l m The Soap with the Mermaids on the Wrapper • Of All Grocer*. THE Northlanders, YOU appreciate the Value of Plentiful Fresh Water lor stock, and domestic purposes ! In almost every locality, this desirable condition may be attained. Water-AND THE WIND TO PUMP IT —are Nature's gifts, and the best way to utilise both is WITH THE BOOTH WIHDMILL, of which several thousands are now in every day use all over the Dominion. The popularity of the BOOTH SELF OILER is due neither to chance or salesmanship! It is the logical result of its obvious and actual advantages, and is the only mill for which it can truthfully claimed that to OIL ONCE A YEAR constitutes efficient and complete lubrication ! YOU TAKE NO RISKS WHEN YOU BUY A BOOTH 5.0., the N.Z. sales of which probably exceed all other makes combined —imported or otherwise — and ot which perhaps some of your neighbours can give you a first-hand, disinterested report! Failing this, we will be pleased to put you in touch with users, in the knowledge that, should business result, you will be another satisfied customer to add to our list. In any case, send for ILLUSTRATED Catalogue, Post Free, and would you please mention “ Northland Age ” when so doing. BOOTH MACDONALD & GO., LTD., AUCKLAND BRANCH—Corner ALBERT and DURHAM STREETS. P.O. Box 683 ’Phone 3074