Page 15 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 19123, 15 December 1923, Page 15 (Supplement)

\ Aik “HOW WELL YOURS HAS LASTED.” HERE are two young wives, proud of their little homes and the way they run them. One of them has beaten the other by a year or two in preserving the life of a £l,OOO Guarantee of Purity favourite bedspread, the fellow of which was bought at tne same sale. on Every Bar. How has she done jt? By always getting value for money spent on soap. Her husband knows enough of chemistry to assure her that the life of clothes depends on the purity of soap. AU sorts of preparations can be made which will produce white clothes from a wash-tub, but only the purest soap will do it without destroying the fibres of the material. The Thousand Pounds Guarantee of Purity given by Lever Brothers means that you can trust Sunlight Soap. ' f° r ease ’ n washing, the Sunlight way of gently sliding the soap over the damp clothes is as easy as any, but if you want to use a copper. Sunlight is safer in the boil than soaps which are not sold under a guarantee. SUNLIGHT SOAP Lever Brothers (New Zealand' Limited-Petone

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