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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19227, 20 January 1937, Page 10

© © I 'A V © © % # © © • IK* 818 • I # WnH* % n addition to the three tins illustrated, Ezywurk louseliold Products also include Cleanser, Metal ?ollsh. Linoleum Varnish, White Enamel, and Cardinal Red Enamel. Obtainable from all Grocers and Departmental Stores. Made in New Zealand by S. A. SMITH & CO., LTD Well help you Brighten your home during the holidays! Holiday time offers a wonderful opportunity for freshening up the home with the magic touch of Ezywurk Household Products. Just an hour or two will be sufficient. Ezywurk is easy to apply, and gives a brilliant lasting shine to furniture, floors, linos, ranges, baths, califonts, etc. Obtain your supplies of Ezywurk NOW! J U ST PAINT SHI N E W I T H E Z Y W U R K'

WHEN THEY WERE VERY YOUNG THE DIONNE QUINS WERE BATHED ONLY WITH 111 II READ WHAT DR. DAFOE SAYS m m Hi m< It :V : ■ : “At the titne of the birth of the Dionne Quintuplets, and for some time after»ard, they were bathed in Olive Oil. IVhen the time arrived for soap and water baths, we selected Palmolive Soap exclusively for daily use in bathing these famous babies.” What a basketful of loveliness ... fresh and sweet from their Palmolive bath! Now that they are such big girls...the Quins use Only Palmolive >n&djl Zinflf (Q&t/e T UCKY little Quins! Always, their tender baby skin had the most scientific care. First ... Olive Oil, because nothing is so gentle and soothing for delicate skin. Then . . . when the time came for soap and water baths, the specialists in charge selected Palmolive, the gentle soap made with Olive Oil. What a lesson for mothers! Would you bathe your precious baby in any soap less soothing than the one chosen for the little Dionnes? And you, too. Lovely Lady . . . why not give your skin the matchless beauty care of gentle Palmolive Soap? % m m fH SSL m m All reproduction* copyrighted 1936, NEA Service, Inc*

"Clothes a really beautiful snowy white 1 writes Mrs. Annie Dickson, of 10 Atarangi Rd., One Tree Hill, Auckland. HERE IS HER LETTER j feel I ™ ust A rnith R lllSo 1 vt>erie nce ‘ .. rm so f Uased n knaa> of *L white jet other f or ages a colour, 1 f rund tful'suowy «’* • - MENTIONED TO FRIEND, WHO SUGGESTED RINSO WORRIED OVER BAD COLOUR” WASH m FOUND RINSO DAZZLING Wl GIVES SO GIVES WHITENESS A fOR WHSO use o\sh&s mj\CK‘ SO WiPi Compare ordinary whiteness with ** Rinso Whiteness.” That will open your eyes. And while you’re about it, compare Rinso-washed coloureds and silks and woollies with those rubbed with bar soap. One colour is streaked and faded, the other clear and bright, one woolly ‘is harsh, shrunken and matted, the other delightfully elastic and soft-—in fact, the Rinso washed article looks just like new every time 1 That’s because Rinso suds are extraspecially mild, yet so rich that no rubbing is required. SO EASY TO USE—JUST SPRINKLE INTO THE TUB A I.EVER PRODUCT—Made in New Zealand 4.107.19 NZ