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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22389, 8 April 1936, Page 5

COAL TAR SOAP Alio Taloum Powder, Shaving SIM, Shaving Cream and OlnlmenL MX Agent*: S. A. SMITH & CO. LTD., Auckland. -v I She Had A little perspiration from dancing and •he found her complexion ruined. Her powder would not stay on. Her nose shone and her skin looked greasy. Frequent use of the puff seemed of no avail. She did not know that just a little Mousse of Cream in her powder would have made a world of difference. Mousse of Cream is an exclusive Tokalon patent process. It makes the powder stay on in spite of & hot sun, wind, rain, or perspiration from dancing in over-heated rooms, or playing tennis. It prevents your noss from getting shiny and makes your skin as smooth as satin. Mousse of Cream is the reason Poudre Tokalon is the most popular and widely used face powder. Try it to-day and see how different it is from ordinary powders. 1/6 a box. ... Sole Consignees for New Zealand: J. Mve<-» it Co., Ltd", Hunter Street, Wellington, N.Z. Poudi^Tokalon Mount of Cream Fact Powder. 0 1 Colmari'a Mustard

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NO,I DIDN'T USETHATI DNE...OH. IT DOES LOOKI rAND LOOK AT THOSE SNOWY SHEETS! MINE, HOME AREN'T > HALF AS WHITEj \ / HOW DO YOU I MANAGE IT, J JUST BY USING RINSO... BUT DON'T WORRY NOW. I'LL SHOW < VOU IN THE MORNING J ■ I'M SO THRILLED TO HAVE r YOUO HERE AT LAST. LET ME PUT YOUR 1 THINGS AWAY WHILE YOU HAVE YOUR BATH > 0NE...0H, IT DOES LOOK GRUBBY_BESIDE YOURS i M « t I 1 ' 1 ■F 4 $ SCtf-VM' \ % P-Hs • RESfIKSgf. ;<. .• • ; : w ism». IliK ! I HOW THESE PLATES DO SHINE ! NEXT MORNING «** m HALF AN HOUR IS ENOUGH TO LOOS EN ALL THE DIRT. THEN WE RINSE IT AWAY AND GIVE THEM AlO MINUTES BOIL IN FRESH i BESURE-AND USE ITPOR WASHING-UP m \ * :■ WgE ?!« ) / it ?ms (Rinso m A&f.& *>*\V . x «\ s r> t . a* 4 s % f «■. ,;V * ms f*Si * ffl m WwrfeAiiF * v •" v vS H- ' - - *a,-< r ffiM* £ I >: k' * iim twsf 03#"' & r wmm? :vv«fcW «%« <S»/»KP*SSS im tieQ&i&H,'- ia ,, MRS. H. OWERS, OF CARLYLE STREET, NAPIER. 'l've never had any trouble with the white wash because I've always used Rinso for that, but washing delicate articles such as silks was always my problem. Everything seemed to look worse after each washingday. At last I thought ' Why not try Rinso ? ' —and even now I can't believe the difference it has made. They arc all so much fresher and newer looking. m <« Money saving washing-days... no baf soaps to buy! There's one thing I do know now —Rinso is just as good for the most delicate silk things as it is for the heaviest washing, and that's saying a lot. Rinso's work WV4YIWI VT ~»-v. J O J , - 1 doesn't stop there cither, it has proved a wonderful boon to me for washing greasy dishes. 4.157.95NZ SIP/HOW THEY Sf (WHISK AWAY \rVTHE DIRT/ If you like a clean, sweet-smelling wash , —white as driven snow—use Rinso. You'll see for yourself that Rinso suds are different. , . soapy all through. Extra hard on dirt, extra gentle on clothes, Rinso has a way all its own of whitening and brightening all your washing. You need nothing else but Rinso to do the whole wash. Think what you'll save, not buying bar soaps I Here's the speedy way to deal with wom-in dirt —shake on a little dry Rinso from the packet and rub lighdy in the soak water. Clean again in a jiffy 1 Very dirty clothes may be soaked overnight. The others don't need it. You can trust Rinso to do its job softly. Those gentle suds will keep your colours clear and bright and your fragile silks and woollens just like new. Don't rub D j coloured clothes, silks or 5 / woollies—squeeze the rich _ ~T\ Rinso suds through and RSfcJ through, and they'll carry \ f* away all the dirt at once. A LEVER PRODUCT MADE IN NEW ZEALAND "Saves time • • • clothes • • • money SO *O% Ma,/ 45 *•{•«< I