Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17348, 20 December 1919, Page 10 (Supplement)

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I "Pass it in, Mr. Auctioneer, | | we all use Easy Monday." 1 = ' That housewives are 'getting their clothes spot- ''- _ = less without rubbing, by using EASY MONDAY, | = is proved by an incident which occurred at an _ ~ auction sale not long since. E = A wcehing board was "put up." Again and * | = again the auctioneer tried to secure a bid without S ~ success. Finally, a voice suggested: "Pass it = 5 in, Mr. Auctioneer,, we all use Easy Monday." I , § The enlightened auctioneer at once complied. = | Easy Monday J | The Scientific Clothes Washer I = has eliminated the necessity of using washing 1 = boards. It makes clothes spotlessly white with- = ! £ ' out rubbing. The awful, back-breaking rub-a- I S dub-dub, the smarting fingers and tired arms, the I jjj standing over steaming tubs, the wear and tear = ' = on the clothes, are done away with for ever. _ = Instead, you simply put EASY MONDAY in the = 5 copper, boil, rinse, hang oat, and washing is 1 r finished. ~ | Nothing harmful in EASY MONDAY. No = | injury to th; finest fabrics, no injury to the = = _ hands. That is guaranteed. = Millie ■Jill 111111 ML... rri-^l.. J ,...Jiimi»ll«lll II j.- i -*~' 'I'llMl ■■■■MMMIMBM^I BY ALL *JBiiIpHADPDFA\/FQ IRONMONGERS Phone ZsStST AUCKLAND. PRICE _J3 JLBs.