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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15975, 18 November 1919, Page 6

help for the thrifty XH these ■war times, when Suits and Costumes Skirts and Blouses are costing so much more money, frugal and economical people are freshening up and, cleaning the clothes they have with the aid of . McKENZIE’S SAP E CLOTH ‘ CLEANER. This spelndid secret preparation takes out grease spots, ink marks, stains, and everything of the kind, leaving no traee, and making a perfect job. PEOPLE ARE DELIGHTED WITH IT. Price 2s 6d and 3s per bottle. From Drapers, Fancy Goods, and Ironmongers. When substitutes are offered steadfastly refuse. READ WHAT A GRATEFUL USEE SAYS OP RUSMA. “Had one trial treatment of Eusma. •and tried several other so-called cures, but yours is the best.” This testimony of Eusma, the superfluous hair destroyer, speaks for itself. Why don’t you try it? Write at onoe to Dept. W., Mrs Hullen, 3a Courtenay Place, Wellington,

INSURANCE. TNSUEE with the EXCESS INSUEA ANCE CO., LTD., of . London, against Eire. Premium Income exceeds .£2,450,000. HABDT AND CO., Chief Agents, Wieksteed Place ; . Distributors;—?. and D. Duncan’s famous Farm Implements; also “Moline Adriance,” world-famed Reaper and Binder. Prices on Application. JJAEDY AND CO., Insurance, Shipping and General Agents, WICKSTEED PLACE.

- Ink, paper, and machinery working together produce printing—but, unless brains are at the back of the job you cannot have artistic work. A. printer should be selected with the same care as a salesman—pointing is the silent salesman of either goods or goodwill. No matter what printing you require, get the best! Years of experience combined with brains and an up-to-date plant, enable the “Wanganui Herald" to execute the highest possible Work at a moderate cost.