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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18293, 9 July 1921, Page 13

EVERSOMUOH “LIGHTEn.” All who have experienced the luxury of a Turkish Bath declare that the first aftereffect is a feeling of “lightness.” I n the same wav and for the same reason a suit of clothes, or any garment, on leaving the City live Works, George street, is “lighter.” It is lighter because it is clean. Mere soap ami water would not touch a great deal of the filth gathered by an article of wearing apparel in the course of a few weeks’ street wear. To remove this filth effectively the City Dye Works uses five different solutions of chemicals, each of which does its part. Subsequently the garments arc aerated by electric pressure to remove all odours It is not strange, therefore, that on leaving the City Dye Works, George street, goods are not only lighter than when they arrived, but are also absolutely and sweetly clean, and, into the bargain, look like new".—Advt.

Tlu lifo of tho aver ago American mailbag is computed to bo only four years. Approximately 10,000 bags are received daily at the mail equipment shops in need of “doctoring," tho mishaps varying from a ripped ecam to a decapitated head. Where darning only is necessary, the repair machine rescues ISO bags a day, whereas patches can be placed at tho rate of 80 every 16 hours. Tho windows of Southwark (London) Cathedral have not been cleaned for 25 years Got rid of that stubborn cold. Take “ NAZOL,” tho penetrating, prompt, and pure remedy. la 6d buys 60 doses. —Advt.