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Otago Witness, Issue 3673, 5 August 1924, Page 5

-M T a.-. , r r mm •iv\ \W\ *s*sN>*\ V CS^S.'' Wash Day in Macedonia. SUNLIGHT —hot vivid sunlight such aS we can hardly imagine in New Zealand, is the chief element in laundry operations in Macedonia. The clothes are rubbed and then boiled over fires of straw till the worst of the dirt is removed. Then they are placed in the sun to bleach for a few days. The result is a snowy, gl'stening whiteness that is truly astonishing—almost as delightful as the results obtained by New Zealand women who use *‘No Rubbing Laundry Help.” Here we have not the intense sunlight to help in our laundry work, so a preparat-on that obtains even better results without labour is welcome indeed- It is no Wonder the demand for “No Rubbing” is so keen. This wonderful labour saver entirely eliminates rubbing and is guaranteed absolutely non injurious to the hands or finest fabrics. Try it for woollens, silks, cottons and linens. NO RUBBING LAUNDRY* HELP. A packet does 7 weekly washings perfectly. -♦.T. !** Perfect for ALL Shoes. The light, smart shoe ; the strong, heavy shoe; the average shoe; can all be perfectly fitted with ‘PRESIDENT’ SOLES. q Phillips ‘PRESIDENTS* are thin, light, quite invisible when attached and far superior to leather. Sold by all Bootmakers throughout the Dominion. Phillips ‘PRESIDENT* Light Rubber Soles and Heels . mm Treble Wear GOOD TEETH GOOD HEALTH rs' Site Sic Used Wherever People Have Teeth The bright smile of lovely women depends on beautiful white teeth. Twice-a-day, whether travelling abroad, or at home, she brushes them with Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream COLGATE’S cleans safely, thoroughly. It has a deli* cious flavour which makes tooilh brushing a real pleasure. The name of “Colgate" on toilet articles guarantees Honesty, Purity and Fine Quality. Established 1806.