Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4646, 26 April 1902, Page 7 (Supplement)

DOES HIS SHIRT WILT EASILY? IT is the result of poor laundering. The trouble is in the starching and ironing. Lots of women can fix up a shirt in the laundry, but few take the trouble or know how to finish off a shirt to preserve it, and at the same time give it that beautiful glossyappearance which all men appreciate. Don’t need to bo an expert to do this. Try AYRES’S CHINESE LAUNDRY GLAZE LION BRAND. This glaze imparts a superior ivory gloss to all starched linen, and the business is so simple; follow the directions and you cannot fail to succeed. Hundreds of women have succeeded, and this is proved by the increasing sales. The glaze is put up in packets ready for immediate use, and is sold by all storekeepers at Cd and Is per packet. A sample packet will be sent you on application to R. AYRES. 90. CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. of one; and the other is that, if over the “morbus et insania" of newspaper correspondence should assail him again, ho should confine himself to subjects where a little knowledge is a less dangerous thing. fin fairness to the anonymous correspondent, it should be stated that the delay in publishing his last letter took place in this office. The correspondence is now closed. —Editor “N.Z. Times."]