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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 262, 26 January 1928, Page 13

i noti 111 Chemists 6an cl 2 r 6 per oox REXONA 'Rapid dealer TAKES the ,/6 BURN OUT OF SUNBURN! AND 3rmc ires b» -=r aAc WORLD’S STANDARD LiqillD ICIDE \\ JN millions of homes, FLY-TOX is bringing a new cleanliness, and added comfort, for its pitiless exterminating spray carries instant death to all verminous insects. Flies, Mosqpitoes, Moths, Bugs, Fleas, ’Roaches and all alike are unable to ocapc its deadly efficacy, and its liberal use ensures immunity from discomfort and the danger of disease. FLY-TOX is available in 1 gallon "Hospital size" can 24/-, i gallon can 13/6; 16 oz. bottles 3/6; 8 oz. bottles 2/-. Economy counsels the purchasing of the larger containers. Money back if it does not^dll. “Kills 'em dead! 'mm. aitv MOTHS mosquito COC SIM I Travellers * Samples have a very fortunate purchase of a large number of travellers’ samples of drapings. The cloths are all in convenient lengths and it is impossible to describe the many uses to which they can be put. We will merely mention that cloths can be chosen suitable for curtains to cloths for aprons. Regarding prices— they really are only a fraction of their original cost. The following is a list of most of the items for sale:— 300 pieces of Cotton and Silk Nets—3d, 6d, 9d, and 1/6 a piece. 82 Curtain Corners —1/9. 1/H. 2/6, 2/11. 84 Store Curtains, 2i yards long —2/6, 2/11, 4 6. About 60 yards and a-half Damask and Tapestry Lengths. . . Yard Cretonnes, Shadows, and Printed Linens—l/6, 1/9, 2/6, 3/6. • . R/11 Yard and a-half by 50-inch Linens, at 5/11, 6/11, and 7/11 a piece. Figure Casements, yard and a-half For 1/11, 2/ . 4 urn FU/S>H/NG SPECiAL/rrS' gueen St Jurkland Don’t say “paper —say “SUN! 99 99