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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 983, 28 May 1930, Page 16

m vm m Wm m m m it ‘He’ll never be my baby ag,ain! ’ But all the same lie’ll need your loving, care Yes ! The nursery days are over. Now it’s text books and football instead of toys and bedtime Stories. And it seems such a short time . . . ! Mother watches from the door proud of him. Perhaps she sighs a little. But she doesn’t worry. The day has come when both will reap the full benefits oi the Lifebuoy habit that has 36#* „nltH u become part of their lives. He had no love for soap and water until the wholesome mannish smell of Lifebuoy worked its spell. Yes . . . Lifebuoy did it. Real boys at once recognise Lifebuoy as the real man’s soap. Mother knows that. She knows too that no germs can live in its company. She knows it is sajt. for lie^’ L. 3,9. LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED.