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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19098, 20 August 1936, Page 9

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fitly Embarrassed! by STOCKING LADDERS mm “IT’S NO USE, DEAR, I can’t possibly meet her with stockings like this/' says Betty. Her husband is very disappointed. “ You always get ladders at the most awkward times,” he grumbles. V m Tj ■ - sW&Be£m 1 r?l m •rt m mm • K ■ ym, • ■ s isllilf i.v;. mm W*: Vxi 1 UNTIL A VISIT TO A FRIEND CAVE HER VALUABLE WASHING TIP The problem of stocking ladders worries Betty all next day—but help unexpectedly arrives. “ So sorry to arrive in the middle of your washing,” she says to her friend. '* Oh, don’t worry about that ! Lux does them in a few moments,” replies Kitty. “ I just rinse them in lukewarm Lux suds after every wearing. Ordinary bar soaps ruin stocking elasticity,” she continues. “But Lux contains no soda—that is why it preserves elasticity— cuts down un necessary ladders.” HUBBY is pleasaritly surprised when Betty explains how Lux cuts down ladders ! Thanks to friend's advice Betty will now always save on stocking bills. Her dainty woollen underwear,too, lasts longer, keeps better, since she gave it gentle Lux care ! A Lever Product —Made in New Zealand LUX PRESERVES STOCKING ELASTICITY 1 • FOR YOUR DAINTY WOOLLENS TOO! 34SNZ