THE GOLDEN RULE.

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 246, 5 July 1918, Page 8

THE GOLDEN RULE.

Undoubtedly one of the great' attractions at Jlawera Show is the Golden .Rule exhibit, situated in the main tiall. In moving round the show one is struck with the (iolden liule display, because of the niagmliceut piei lives, depicting the public of llan-era lifting the world, with huge golden rule levers. J he picture—which was the admiration of all advanced thin Iters, is situated at the lop of the stall, whilst underneath are the actual goods (which are represented by the levers in the picture) displayed to full view. ; '1 he goods comprise the famous "No Jtubbimj Laundry Help," "Golden liule school rulers," "Golden liule Writing tablets," "Thinkets' Favourite, (piotovial) Note-book." "Thinkers' Favourite Exercise Hook,'' "Golden liule Candles," "Golden Utile. Soap," "Keep Smiling Siind Soap," and the "Keep Smiiiug Writing Tablets." All these products have been placed on the market, lor the purpose ol lightening the burdens of people engaged in things domestic, and to enthuse a spirit of optimism and' progressiveness into the public generally. Tho goods unquestionably mark the hegi'itiiiej of a new era in the domestic and industrial life of New Zealand. Ti\e display at Jlawera is under the capaide supervision ot the originator and manager of the "No Kitbbing" nml "Gouien iiule" industries, Auckland. The gcods ate procurable at all stores in the North Island.