0 I FROM Jlli. WWHfiTASAIN!' Yf5 marv?\ ( \ FEW WROW€^ 1 I SHE'U BE OOWNll ,TS NOTIME UND1ES AfiAlN.) WASHES,VOU MWN. M I ON A SHOPPlNsJl 5,NCE SH6 A fEWWASHESl I SU PPO«f YOU. R08, s| I cvDcnmnw vf J BOUGHT A AND THEY'RE/ THEM INST6AD > » I NEXT^^7ti/WH0LETP,t|s ■ pershfor 2IL 1 h.fifjV k NCiSM //HS AS GOOO 1 aapU||ip|Unfifl • PERSIL for everything you wash.lt's as splendid for delicate fabrics, silks and woollies as it is for m/MmjMJ/ ■ whites.With PERSIL's oxygen-oharged suds ImXgml there's none of the rubbing which so quickly fl | hTUJI ■ wears things out. V REFUSE IMITATIONS
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 33, 23 February 1937, Page 13
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