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Otago Witness, Issue 3429, 2 December 1919, Page 58

HraßflnHHißfii "At the End of a Perfect Day !" Sounds nice, doesn't it, but there's not much of the " Perfect Day " about Monday after the "Weekly Washing" is done. The rubbing of, the clothes is deadly—takes the very life out of a, woman, and leaves her played-out for that, yes, and often for the day, following. But look ! There's a way out. Don't spoil your day. You needn't, if you,'ll dispense with the awful rubbing—the killing part of the washing. Don't spoil your day, but do this: Use "No Rubbing Laundry Help'* and—" Hey Presto!" —the dirt all comes out in the rinsing, with'very little trouble. "No Rubbing " is a real wonder-worker. It cuts down the labor and makes the clothes clean and white. \ You'll believe your eyes before anything, and the snowy whiteness of linen, etc., washed with "No Rubbing" is convincing. Not the least of its many advantages is this —it can be used to wash "filmy" things, dainty •lingerie, delicate blouses, infants' frillery, and such like garments. Of course it acts to perfection on rough, greasy clothes, takes out stains made by oil and milk, and so on, like magic. You see, it's a Scientific Preparation. Remember please, that "No Rubbing" is so very good that it has aroused a number of imitations. They're not bad — some of them —but pretty poor substitutes for "No Rubbing." Better be sure you get the genuine. The saving in Backache and Time will justify you in insii-ling upon your Grocer sending the real thing, and not something " just as good " (maybe?). "No Rubbing " is having .a stupendous sale because it's just what is wanted. You may have tried imitations, and been disappointed. Use 'the Genuine "No Rubbing jfipW Laundry Help," and so m&"w. J make Monday a " Per- i» g»x feet Day." . Vk-Jf HELP In Packets, sufficient for 7 or 8 Washings, At any Grocer's or Storekeeper's. m i.^m^yr. $