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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19470, 28 October 1926, Page 16

Monday isa proud da for Mrs Smith J "Aslwas finishing hanging up the wash my neighbour said to W me: 'My dear, have you been ////Ifx up Biace dawn! And what did you use to CZsf/V./ j make your clothes so dazzlingly white?' " uvS//' ' Mrs. Smith (thatsis not her real name, of course) wrote to tell ns that the first time she used LX.L. Soap she couldn't believe her eyes! She says: "I had saved thrcfc hours, exactly; my clothes were snowy-white, and I had done very little rubbing to make them so. Now both my neighbour and I always uso LXX. Soap.'' IV T G2 A"O Is manufactured by the SUTERBUS ,A.LI. MANTTFG. Co. Lti, Christchnrch Maaufactfirers of I.X.L. Borax Washing Powder EASES SORE THROAT Take a litde "Vaseline" Telly several times a day ; WtTmrzwwfitT less and odorless. Soothes and heals. Will not upset you. Cheieb rough Mfg.Co»,Cofw'<i New York London Montreal TRADE MARK PSTROUEUW JELLY 1 m m i 11 Yes, the assured freshness certainly contributes largely to the ever-increasing popularity oi Aulsebrook's Chocolates Equally important is the purity of the high-class ingredients of which they are made. Moulded, wrapped, and packed in a new Hygienic Factory by the latest machinery—-Aulsebrook's Chocolates are in the front rank of the good things of this world. You never experience -3^ :*■ 'm m <rm m m M i I -..j. V 7f£ V'l ■ ' ff" m .v I® SI S* it i w •!?KS •If!. s I ft I A W •i 7 J;*: A* i-.-. There is a "something" about Custard made the Ldmonds way that makes everyone want more. The children simply love it on fruits of all kind, on puddings, pies, pastries, or as custard cup. Give the children plenty of custard because it is most nutritous, but to make the best custard you must use Choose from five flavours: —Almond, Banana Cream, Lemon, Raspberry; Vanilla. Sold Everywhere.