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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1527, 24 August 1912, Page 13

'Clothes < : white as 1 .. snow ; ■■/; Mrs. M. Wren, of Annandak, Sydney >, . writes; — ; ' - "If you use 'Sunlight Soap' you can get your washing done much quicker. • 'My way is to soak the clothes well for half an hour -vyith ■ • Sunlight Soap and warm •■■ : . water, no boiling is required. At the end of this time the . dirt comes completely out with hardly any rubbing, and the clothes when dry are as white as snow." " If you have a cut or ■ sore on your finger you '. needn't bother about it for Sunlight Soap will do it more . . , good than harm." GOOD . ■ : LAUNDRY SOAP /• " . . No. 57. OUARA&TEED UNDER THE "PURE FOOD • ACT, 1908. N.S.W.,' , BY LEVER BROTHERS .•■;■■. LIMITED, SYDNEY, N.S.W. .-■•"• ' ■■ ' ' No- 67- ■'■ A GREAT FAMILY ' ! MEDICINE <*We call LANE'S EMULSION a great family medicine because we have found it to do so much good with all members' of our , family. Directly any of hs catch a cold, LANE'S EMULSION is the pass-word, and LANE'S always does us good. We are all, more or less, weak chested, but LANE'S seems to have so strengthened our lungs that we do not catch cofd so easily now. We alao practice breathing exercises as recommended on the circular, with the result that we have all gained in chest measure- .;■■ ment." Fresh Air and Lane's EvMsim itat-is the story of-many Reality Families. Fresh air eft the time—fresh air deeply'breathed. Breathe it in deep and hard to strengthen the fangs and to increase chest expansion. Fresh air is a tonic for the lungs and a tonic for the ' whole body. When a cold comes along take a few doses of tANE'S EMULSION and , you need not fear more serious ill- ', < ness. Don't be afraid of these two—iresh air to buHd lungs, LANE'S EMULSION to cure colds—and you nsed not worry about consumption. ;, LANE'S EMEStON b sold :by all Chemists and-Storcs. 4/6 per bottle. the large bottle Is the economical size, but whichever slie you buy, bo careful to tekcflone but UNB'S, : 96 Ml Upon the Rubber *M., depends the Wear I&SJe/ Wood-MilneßnbberHeelswear longer than any other eimply because the rubber used for Wood-Milnm Is jCcrej? v of superior quality. OJ all Bootmabiri gljSp Hfjnulnr,'WOOD-MILNE' OF YOUR'Se If you do not lake percati. /Illiili lion it will be jMiMFM CfirstWL *lsmik * tfaJtead** HfP »nd, if you itil! neglect it .ra JL—i tnd lei it take its course, . JmjjfcL often on , mm your Chesty Mm :Mj££L ' IfS| I it may result in In- llf i fluenza, Bronchitis, F j - Pneumonia, or even ■ . . j Consumption, You carmol j j afford to take any risks. Cure ! I it with a bottle of Bonning- | ton's Irish Mos3—the rel medy that has stood the teat . * of over half a century, h w ill i soothe the inflammation, heal the jj inflamed membrane*, and leave the a lungs and throat firon'g and healihy. f. Don tbe fooled into buying any soli called " Irish Mobi." Insist on I fa gelling the original remedy— |. n ■' m !" / ■' M t j'CAR.RAGEEH U /? Brags Bands % INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, flflU SUPPLIES, REPAIRS. Estimates and til in- j> fS'J. W. COPITHORNE, f\ ' JJ 137 Vivian St., Wellington, H.Z. «/.i .. Plfaso mention tbij paper.