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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1, 7 January 1905, Page 8

If Women BI B S "V LL More Fully “Cyco" Understood “ d t s h e ° d & A purchase all the evil effects VffA slip, when of sweeping their V KB "nlyL carpets and fine / HBtwHL »neat rugs with a corn f BhIZ&zB useful broom, they / p e r '“‘ would not let / KUhhA free, a day pass / without / procur- Z._ ? “CYCO” Bearing; Bissell Sweeper The corn broom is not only extremely harsh upon your carpets and rugs, but in its use fills every portion of the house with dust, that settles back upon the furniture, delicate draperies, etc., filling the lungs of the operator as well, and producing a bodily weariness that every woman dreads. The BISSELL, on the contrary, with its rapidly revolving brush that touches the surface of the carpet uniformly, is perfectly harmless, operates easily and noiselessly, confines all the dust, saves 95 per cent, of the labor, brightens and preserves your carpets. For sale everywhere. Price 10/ -to 18/BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER CO., 25 Warren St., New York, U.S.A.

|tl If you want really hard I wear on the clothes, com - I mon soap will give it : I Sunlight Soap will not. I Clothing is worn more I in the wash than in use I where common soap is I V used; the wash-wear is I _\ saved by Sunlight Soap. | I A woman ought to be I XU! P a 'd tO use cornmon I soap: it destroys the I clothes so. She is paid I to use Sunlight Soap : it I saves the clothes so. A woman might as well ■ lose her purse once a I week aswear out clothing I weekly with common I soap. Sunlight Soap will I not harm the clothes. I I 5,1