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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 361, 23 May 1928, Page 4

V£ jive your back a rest this week ! v\ ■ • and ont yon ha\ • bent over the washtub and ironing board—soaping and s* rubbing and rinsing heavy clothes, hauging them up to dry, hauling them down again and ironing them. Take a rest this week! Let us do the heaviest part of the job—the w ishing and the wringing. N.Z. BA6WASH Service returns your clothes i"" fectly awe< ‘ a id ch an, sligl to starch, hang up to dry and iron. All the really heavy work is taken care of at a very small cost. The freedom from washday will do you good—take the strain off your I at k—reßei e your mind—and give yon one whole day for visiting, reading or shopping. Telephone this week for om tive to call for your bundle. ONLY 3/- A BAG. Blankets washed, dried, aired—returned like new—l/- each; or 6 for 5/-. N.Z. Bagwash and Towel Supply Co. 60-66 FEDERAL STEEET (only address). PHONE 43-719. Whctl <a Pleascml rise/ Surp <53 THERE in front of Kim is as tempting and tasty a dish as he could ever wish for—tender, delicious sardines. What a pleasant change trom the usual Friday fish dinner! Try * King Oscar * Sardines to-mor-row, you’ll find them so easy to prepare. At all Grocers. N.Z. A . e E. r McGEE & Co. , Auckland. BRIMIIK

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