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* :,THE' .O.UTLAW.. \ DEATH TO THE OUTLAV/. The Outlaw Sign ! Our ancestors had a short way with dangerous people, they proclaimed them " outlaw " under the sign of ■ The Wolf's Head, to indicate that anyone who killed tlicm served the public safety. The Oiitlavf of to-day is the Bacillus or Disease Germ, the unseen foe of Health, but we deal, with him the same way and all join in "Killing the Killer," that is to say, we kill 'infection by'destroying'the germ which carries it. This is. done by employing a Disinfectant,; which will come into service in'all'household cleaning and wbich has been so'tested , by. use that - its reliabilityis proved/ ;.' ■: .1 1 ■ .By Using Lifebuoy Soap , 'as Household Disinfectant, we protect' our-; ictvcs.'against,'the outlaw Disease Germ,, because Lifel'lioy v Soap has for years past bcen-'the stand-by of home and hospital, and proved by exhaustive test to be * A Reliable Disinfectant equal to its task. Particularly so j because it answers so'' niany " household ■ purposes, both as a j3oap and Disinfectant. Use it. • ' . . In the Bath' and you will not only have a sltin fresh and fragrant, but germ-frce as well, for the outlaw germ has no chance if it is plunged in a ; solution;of Lifebuoy; Soap;'. Give him no - chance anywhere by using Lifebuoy Soap ... . Onl-loors, Tables and Utensils, : in the. sinks .and drains, in corncrs likely jo be missed.. Finally, use Lifebuoy Soap on his last retreat—the clothing; all through the week !thc' clothcs gather the air-borne germs, ■: you "cannot see them, but you can kill them in'the 'weekly.';wash, if you'iise. Lifebuoy Soap, in the Laundry. Use it everywhere, but?"'. -... . ,- : ABOVE ALU, IN THE LAUNDRY. , LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. .SYDHEY. Tiles For'. Beers'- : Ovens—Swat Heat feisHare! . Tiles that it pays to buy are the ones 'that last longest. N.B. : Tiles are' productions of tho North Brunner Co./ whose celebrated firebricks .have stood : tho test of time and heat. , " . , N.B. Tiles are. made in all sizes. 1 Write, 'phone or call for prices. inui' . Brawn, Ltd. . 31-33 JOHNSTON STREET, ; WELLINGTON. 1' GOVERNMENT NsuraiuCF DEPARTMENT. PREMIUMS LOW. BONUSES LARGE. Conditions of Policies Business restricted to New Zealand, All moneys invested in the Dominion. Every policy guaranteed by the State. v i. H. RICHARDSON, hF.i, '4) Commlssloneri WW' 111 s*^£Sfor Jl FOOT AILMENTS

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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 103, 25 January 1919, Page 5

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377

Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 103, 25 January 1919, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 103, 25 January 1919, Page 5

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