Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20269, 11 August 1937, Page 10

VSS* V MITCHELLS PRIZE CROP “I’ve Just discovered that you can buy Prize Crop in two cuts—fine and coarse.” “Yes, everybody likes Prize Crop’s flavour, but tastes in “cuts” differ.” “I see! So Prize Crop is made fine as well as coarse cut to suit every man who rolls his own.” St TOBACCO 2 ozs. \ f 9 FOR EVERY MAN WHO ROLLS HIS OWN oooh! that's SPOILED MY NEW FROCK. MUMMY, WILL BE ANGRY SHE SAYS THESE COLOURS, WON'T WASH. NEVER MIND SALLY -lU wash rr. you :an go home in ONE OF SHIRLEYi DRESSES rex I USE PtßilL ' IT NEVER HARMS COLOURS-AND IT MAKES WASHIN6SO VERY MUCH N. EASIER... y BUT HOW DID YOU GET SALLVS DRESS SO NICE-J. ALWAYS SPOIL COLOURS WHEN I A WASH THEM, jl 3 ' / yes-thanks to YOUR > tip i'm no longer afraid TO BUY BRIGHTLY COLOURED FROCKS FOR HER. I KNOW THAT THEVU. WASH JUST UKE NEW IN } PERSIL. / WJt KV. another of those pretty FROCKS FOR . SALLY? J A'?'- > Gently, yet thoroughly, Persil’s mild oxygen-charged suds lift out all the dirt in the least possible time—and without any rubbing. Colours stay clear and fresh as the day you first saw them. Use Persil alone. Beware of Imitations PERSIL, (N.Z.) LTD THE PERSIL WAY KEEPS COLOURS CAY VALUES TO CROW OVER For Value Quality am Appearano There is Nothing Compare with an . ARMSTRONG "Tte Beta Bile" CHROMIUM PLATED FIRST-GRADE EQUIPMENT mw TERMS TO SUIT Ibbotson Bros. Albany Chambers :: Victoria St.