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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIII, Issue XXV, 16 December 1899, Page 1121

t WHAT NEXT WILL THEY DO? In this enlightened age you need not be surprised at anything you see or hear. Ever since I was a young girl we have always used the oldfashioned bar of soap, and so did my mother before me, and we were satisfied because WE DIO NOT KNOW ANY BETTER. But now-a-days we buy FLORA SOAP ■- j.' ■ T put up in a handy package, and the cakes are Just the proper size to handle. It is a hard, dry Soap, lathers freely, and you can wash more clothes with less rubbing than you ever did before; and one of its features is IT DON’T COST ANY MORE MONEY. The tablets are not so large as an ordinary bar of common yellow soap, but ih.en IT IS ALL SOAP. It does not contain water, and is more lasting than any other laundry soap made—therefore More Economical. (flora soap) \ IS / THE LAUNDRY SOAP OF TO-DAY. Every sensible woman who studies thrift and her time uses FLORA SOAP. You can Wash more clothes, and Wash them cleaner, and In less time with FLORA SOAP than any other laundry soap made on earth. You can easily prove these words by ordering a package of FLORA SOAP with your next groceries. THEY ALL SELL IT. And just you look at the package and see that you get the right one. DON’T FORGET I FLORA SOAP!!