THE OUTLAW.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 April 1918, Page 1

THE OUTLAW.

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The Outlaw Sign I Our ancestors had a short wav with dangerous people they proclaimed them out law ' under the sign of Tim Wolfs Head, to indicate that anyone who killed then, served the public safety. The Outlaw of to-day is the Hacillns °r Disease Oertn. the unseen foe ot H'-a'di, hut we deal with him the same way and all join in “ Killing the Killer,- that is to say we kill infection bv destroying the germ winch can ms it This is done hv employing a Disinfectant, which will come into service mall household cleaning and which has been so tested by use that its reliability is proved.

By Using Lifebuoy Soap as Household Disinfectant, we protect ourselves agamsr the- ou-law Disease Germ because Lifebuoy Soap has lor years past >en the stand-by of home and hospital, and proved by exhaustive test to be

A Reliable Disinfectant absolutely equal to its task. Particularly so because it answers Jo many household purposes, both as a Soap and Disinfectant. Use it , „ In the Bath

and von will not only have a skin fresh and fragrant, hut germ-free as well, for the outlaw germ has no chance if it is plunged in a solution of Lifebuoy Soap. Live h.m chance anywhere by using Lifebuoy - P On Floors, Tables and Utensils,a

in the sinks and drains, in corners likely to be missed. Finally, use Lifebuoy boa ton In last retreat—the clothing ;ad tnmuji the week the clothes gather the a.r-bo. no go ■ > vdu cannot see them, but you cui Mho ' in the weekly wash., if you use L‘fcl#')> Soap in the Laundry. Use it everywhere, but ABOVE ALL, IN THE LAUNL\{> .