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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21049, 7 December 1931, Page 15

CLEANS AS IT WRINGS JIE'ARS REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE The ACME Model 50 not ' , ( n only wrings clothes drier—it wrings them cleaner, too. «Xt«« Those clinging particles of dirt embedded In the texture of the fabrics, which rinsing does not remove, are coaxed out by the persuasive pressure of the pure rubber rollers. Another of the many exclusive features of the wonderful ACME is its patent reversible water drain which allows the clothes to be wrung from either side. Call at any leading hardware stores and see the world's best Wringer and Table Mangle. THE BRITISH fl HI E MADE Ten years free replacement guarantee ACME WRINGERS LTD. David St., GLASGOW, Scotland Factory Representatives: GUTHRIE & NORTON Ld., Paykeft Bldgs., Anzac Av., Auckland, N.Z. MODEL VII £ m a § Grandma time is Benger time Of all light Foods old folk enjoy and benefit' most by Benger's. They find it contains everything needed to sustain old age in health and vigour. mk fSSk

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