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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20258, 29 July 1937, Page 7

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SHE DREADED washing dayWERE HAVING A SMALL PARTY TONIGHT - CARE TO COME ALONG'? m SORRY - I VE GOT TO GET A GOOD REST TONIGHT IT'S WASHING-DAV TOMORROW. {.Wit m *- the dellcA J" Sunlight’* undanwB 611 - _ uds have f xtra ' S<Mt J^' t U H the d,r * dr * l .u7',« need hard with tV waited *<>»P- Vi. knuckle* »>'"• that n.«kc» . u ,d *« was ucccs quickly the fabric " rubbing* MADE IN NEW ItALANU pboh' LEVER YOU SEE, WASHING ME OUT! I DREAD THE THOUGHT SO MUCH OF THE BACKBREAKING SCRUBBING AND RUBBING. J BUT (T*> MY WASH ING DAY TOMORROW 3 TOO. AND I OONV OREAD IT. YOU MUST BE USING A SOAP THAT GIVES A POOR LATHER. WHY DONT YOU USE SUNLIGHT -ITS EXTRA-SOAPY SUDS WILL SOON END YOUR WASH-, DAY TROUBLES. V r-t 4T AH ... . WASHING ALL FINISHED-AND I FEEL FRESH AS A DAISY THANK GOODNESS MARGARET TOLD ME ABOUT SUNLIGHT. ITS EXTRA-SOAPY SUDS HAVE k SAVED ALL THAT SCRUB* XBIN& AND rubbing-. . W\ | 3 % & 3? ; I N * & * hen aKvi THE poor lather of ordinary soap makes washing hard work. You have to rub and scrub—make your knuckles sore and red—in a vain effort to get the dirt out. No wonder the thought of washing-day spoils the whole week Change from the poor lather of ordinary soap Sunlight’s extra-soapy suds. For Sunlight’s rich plentiful lather penetrates the closest woven fabrics and carries every speck of dirt . . . gets clothes clean without hard , why—as the illustrations show—your clothes last lc washed in Sunlight Soap. S aves W ork, Saves Clothes, Saves Hands