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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 September 1943, Page 5

$ HF, G WSTwi tfik Mb Of w not—shirts Wj keep strong jr m for ages S| washed with @OOO SOAP Can you be sure that your linens will stanch up just as I Thj, s((owj I well to sudden strains? If they’re washed with good r Il I soap —Sunlight Soap—they’ll stay strong forages. You II see, with Sunlight you don’t have to rub and scrub as I ’ /ast,o "h" I when you use inferior soaps with their wishy-washy / ru, shows how . I lather. And that means a real big saving on wear and I w *4« iSJ - I tear. Your linens will have a zw/<7j longer life if you I wash them with pure rich Sunlight Soap. HEIGHT SOAP ©O — its extra-soapy suds save your clothes LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.). LIMITED—PETONE. $u.!7.20N7 _ Experience built it I F SFPAIK Engine Mfl AUf BvlL 1111/8!3 |L re-ground & carWhenever your bo " amoved & SEPARATOR WFk c^' needs 1 AWt S"* ’ Hr A An Alfa-Laval pro- [ |/ ±”,VSI / (v—duct, with 64 years . I * more power on experience em- S P a “ d service at , (kIIFONO hills. \ j- j ■ ■* ■ the smallest possible cost n , ZH I maintainefl L.». 'Ill 1 A.k f.r a quote to-J.,. ufacture n p oj _ a y repairi mc .. . P Fagan Motors Ltd. cleanest skimmer, Used Car specialists. ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATOR CO. (N.Z.) Ltd. XiII I MASTERTON. Ranml.ikei St.. Palmerston North. | The Home of Better Can.. District Representative: L. V. Renall, Cycle Agent, MASTERTON. I s——- ■— 21 Worksop Rd., Masterton. ’Phone 1657. |L—. wl »^m^X o^^ 52 ' *

CARE OF THE HANDS.

A little “ANTIKRAK’ rubbed daily into the hands prevents roughness, redness and chapping. Rapidly heals deep skin cracks. After gardening and washing, “ANTIKRAK” acts like a charm. Prices, 1/-, 2/-, 3/6 and 5/6 jar. —J. V. Gordon, M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist, Cosy Theatre Building, Masterton.

G 4 R P D X N I GRIFFITHS’ - W SEEDS J OR and PLMTS' AH Postage Paid — Cash with Order / WBW MONEYMAKER t/ / A Crops In 8 weeks. wNM -h The first early pea. maturing 8 to 10 weeks, according to climatic condlr t tions. Well - filled W pods. Height 121 n. V" > No staking. 2/6 lb. 31b. e / 6 ~ , J ’ posted. hl i New CH mblng «■ "? W 3 Bean: SNAKE or K 4 ‘Sw M > YARD LONG. I’ods -Pt ; from 12in. to 201 n. r ' W 4 lonsr. A heavy crop- , / Der - Slender, green ' s ® J stringless pods.— Wg O J 1/- Packet. Bit.- b W fes V Now salad and rf-' I J —CELTUCE or VW’ CELERY-LETTUCE v'Wi/ ''' A new - delicious v vegetable for both NW 0 * raw salads and ” cooking. Salad leaves ready from 6 weeks after sowing. Asparagus-like stems ready in 9 weeks. Four times the Vitamin C content of ordinary lettuce. 6d. packet, 2/6 bulk packet, posted . PASSION FRUlT—Large plants of the popular round purple variety. 1-year-old plants, balled for easy transplanting. 3 for 5/-. Postage paid. THYP/1E PLANTS—Grow a few plants of this seasoning herb. Large 1year balled (plants, 1/- each; 3 for 2/9, posted. GRIFFITHS’ PRIZE GLADIOLI —A collec- I tlon of choice named varieties In all j shades of Blues, Yellows, Scarlets, i Smoky and Blcolors. Blue Ribbon Collection of 12 for 15/- , Victory Collection of 12 for 10/— General Collection of 12 for 7/6 COLLECTION OF GARDEN LILIES. Special end of season offer of collection i of choice garden Lilies, including pink I orange, tiger. Henryii, Pink and Yellow j Arums, Jacobean and Lily of the Valley. 1 ' Collection of six sorts for 5/- posted. ’ ■ I PINK TIGER LlLlES.—Beautiful lilies most popular as cut flowers. Special > ■ offer of 12 bulbs for 10/- Posted. I Lily of the Valley—Giant white, scented.; Offered in clumps of six crowns. 1/- I clump of six roots; six clumps 5/6. . I FREE CATALOGUE — ‘Fifty pages, I beautifully illustrated, on Seeds, ; I Plants and Bulbs for spring planting. I Write for copy to-day. It’s FREE!