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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 58, 11 March 1944, Page 2

AH! SO THAT'S THE WAY YOU CLEAN YOUK f*\~ TEETH ? y/Pi Of course! Haven’t you heard about * Steradent ’ ? Well, I’ve seen it advertised. fust you try it.—Watch. — Simply add this much to half a tumbler of warm water. Stir—thus. Now your false teeth, please. Here they are, Mr Demonstrator. You leave them in the solution overnight, or at least while you dress. And they come out perfectly clean ! Yes I I must get some in the morning. CLEAN FALSE TEETH THIS NEW EASY WAY Half a tumbler of warm water. Stjr In a heaped teaspoonful of * Steradent.’ Steep your dentures overnight or 20 minutes. Rinse well under the tap. Steradent cleans and sterilizes false teeth -Re'cfitl rf Col in an CSeio Zealand), Ltd., Rond Street, Dunedin. St 47

AS WHITE A LINE OF WASHING V AS I’VE EVER SEEN f AND R/HSO'S) RICHER, THICKER SUDS ARE f GENTLE WITH MY CLOTHESj SO h m What wouldn’t you give to find a way of making clothes last longer? Well, there is a way! Put Rinse’s richer thicker suds in your washtub, then there’ll be no need for the hard rubbing that plays Old Harry with your linens. Dirt and grime come streaming out —gently and so easily —when Rinso's extra active suds arc on the job. That means fabrics stay good and strong much longer. And what results! Whites dazzling-White, And Rinso-washed silks, coloureds and woollens come up gay and beau* tiful—jusit like new again. RINSO 2 MINUTE BOIL SAVES FUEL. And imagine! Rinso’s suds are so rich, you need only boil for 2 minutes instead of your usual 15-20 minutes. What a saving in gas and fuel bills—how much easier for you! Guard against unnecessary wear and tear —wash your clothes with Rinso. A LEVER PRODUCT—MADE IN N.Z.. ip. U)VE LrflfeßS, dRLS They’re waste paper and we want waste paper urgently . . . but rip them into small pieces so that your young brother can’t astonish his friends when he’s taking the bundle of waste paper to school. Every girl, eve y boy, every adult in every home can help New Zealand with clean, waste paper. Get a parcel or a sack ready every week and see that your youngest member takes it to school. If you have no schoolgoers, then there’s a kid down the street who’ll be tickled pink to help you. So don’t wait for collections. Hop in cheerfully and get your paper in to a school or a waste depot somehow or other. WANTEDPaper is precious and we’re relying on your co-operation. It’s not -ich to ask, is it ? 'ALL CLEAN PAPER ALL PROFITS FROM WASTE RECLAMATIONS SWELL PATRIOTIC FUNDS except tarred, greaseproof, carbon, cigarette and waxed papers and cellophane. TELEPHONE 6898. ADDRESS RANGITIKXI ST. LOCAL WASTE RECLAMATION DEPOT PEXXJDINQ: Phone !No. 3. (Smith’s late Store, Manchester Street.)