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Cace = matched by precision MOVAO WINNERS Of 168 OBSERVATORY AWARDS S0'D AND SERVIcE D B Y JE WELLE RS ThRoughout NEW ZEALAND Hw vew 1 @ frock? Is it brand new, or does it look like new 3 In either how can you keep it that way ase; How can you make all your pretty things last longer and g0 on looking lovely 2 Well, the answer to that problem is the ACME Cleanser Wringer. It'$ the scientific combination of Pressure Distribution and Pressure Indication that does the trick pressure indication takes the Acme pressure distribution oper- guesswork out of wringing: Every- ates over the whole length of the thing from a bib to a blanket; gets resilient rubber rollers and wrings exactly the right pressure suited the thin as well as the thick parts to its weight and texture without of the wash, expelling embedded any strain on delicate fibres. The dirt along with the surplus water whole wash ~silks; cottons, lin- while Acme $ new 3-point ens; woollens comes out fresher; cleaner; and with longer life- ahead: ACME the eleanser-wringer Obtainable at all Used in millions of homes leading hardware and throughout the world departmental Stores Factory Representatives GUTHRIE & NORTON LTD: Paykel $ Buildings, 9 Anzac Avenue; AUCKLAND C.1 Manufactured by ACME WRINGERS LTD: DAVID ST: GLASGOW S.E .SCOTLAND

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 668, 24 April 1952, Page 47

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Page 47 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 668, 24 April 1952, Page 47

Page 47 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 668, 24 April 1952, Page 47

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