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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 7, 4 October 1943, Page 8

Mum’s complexion soap suits Bobby fine! .£T^ cK y fFw All 51 , °* Knights Castile J r ; '4 ’T 1 Pslf*** ' ' ■'/i ■ #v . .1,’.//' dw/ "' Two or three different soaps for Bobby's ' family? Never again! Once a little luxury for mother herself, Knight’s has P rovet f a saving tl ,e whole family can • enjoy. Dad and the boys are just as keen on that rich-lathering, wholesome white tablet as mother. THE# SOAP WITH THE LAVENDER FRAGRANCE MADE SV LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED. PETON6 J.34.27Z fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiffliiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiim ill jPRBt' e J:. ' I ? , J' ,li !Bjßf 1 | Ah!... that's I Persil Whiteness s - . . 1 Betty knows the answer —and when it comes to g washing, it’s easy to see that Mother knows the | S answer, too! You can. bet that g 1 white dress was washed in Persil. gj Only Persil gets such whiteness. f And Persil, with its oxygen- $1 || charged suds, is so quick and thor- /JB? *Ek ©/ 1 ough that Mother has time and Fl IjiftrrlM ffl | energy for more important things. /j‘SF/ = / Br J Eg! 1- .llkkUml ] PERSIL (N.Z.), LTD., JACKSON STREET, PETONE P.2U.26Z 7EE.,;X S 0 ® A WEW .. THEIR WL y vSgRJnjJlT[ 7// // llll^fijlffllfpL/liililiTlvh1IIl^fijlffllfpL/ IiiIiIiTl v h II4A IteMWZ&UMV CIGAR&rrE r&BfICCO MOVING THE WOOL CLIP Farmers Can Assist Railway Transportation Wartime demands make railway wagons less plentiful than they used to be. But enough can be spared for the woof traffic, provided sheepowners cooperate in capacity loading. Small growers are urged to assist by arranging in advance for the sharing of wagons with their neighbours in order to avoid wagon space being wasted. Your nearest Stationmaster will appreciate timely advice regarding your transport requirements. Capacity Loading Ensures Regular Wagon Supply