Page 17 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22629, 18 January 1937, Page 17

"Colours Most Beautifully Bright and Clear" writes Mrs. 0. Bowman, of 510 Gashel Street, Linwood, Christchurch, N.Z. HERE IS HER LETTER hi #)'«' R Jad i» Jo * Ri 7is ><><<» more faded jscd Rinso fo I have Tin even « tvash, an ioo." Mashing'"?' . USED TO RUIN COLOURED CLOTHES IN THE WASH , 1 »a as TRIED IT . . . ANl> COLOURS CAME OUT LIKE NEW READ ABOUT RINSO FOR COLOURS m Rinso 5£5 S S*!i m *» \< V-4 •v; m A \\Wsr. mm Once for all, Rinso cuts the gamble out of washing colours. Mild, soft Rinso suds cleanse extra thoroughly but do not affect the shade. And for the white wash, there's simply nothing to equal Rinso ! Those extra rich Rinso suds, soapy all through, chase out dirt that just defies ordinary washing methods. Rinso-washed clothes must be whiter because they're so much cleaner ' USE RINSO ALONE NO BAR SOAPS NEEDED \ A LEVER PRODUCT—MADE IN NEW ZEALAND \ 4.X62.19NZ DO YOU USE RINSO FOR WASHING RIMMED When you make hundreds of Suits weekly there's always a few left on hand . . . customers change their minds, lose their employment, etc. —so these Suits must be sold. You get the benefit of the forfeited deposits besides a substantial reduction. They're all sizes and all latest materials and will be Sacrificed at /A AND ma /* Also Sample Dinner Suits, all Silk lined, French Silk £5/10/" '° *"' ear ' Two Addresses: 344 QUEEN STREET. Opp. Town Hall, 43 QUEEN STREET, Opp. C.P.O. Good Cheer This Summer! Train Trips This summer many New Zealanders have more money in hand or in sight than they had a year ago—and so they are planning to enjoy low-coat train trips for which they have long yearned. The Railway Department is ready for the big business which the better times have assured. Therefore intending travellers are advised to be prompt iin reservations of seats. Ensure Your Holidays With Travel Stamps