ODE TO THE EIGHTHOUR HAY.
Eight hours sleep, eight bob a day, Thus the ancient couplet .ran ; But yet, alas, ’twas only man Who thus was blest, his patient wife Wrought sixteen hours each day oi life, Bereft of hope. But, 10, a change is looming o'er the scene, Full soon beside her lord she'll stand serene. With Pearson’s Sand Soap, now, he; work she'll lighten, With it her pots and pans and kettle brighten ; Witii Pearson’s Sand Soap, too, she’i scrub the floor. And thus, at 3 p.m. her work i. o’c-r. USE PEARSON’S.
PEARSON & CO., MANUFACTURERS, HAMILTON EAST, WAIKATO.
THE WAY TO MAKE HE WAY TO MAKS GOOD ’XMAS CAK GOOD ’XMAS CAE Will be found under the cover of each tin of EAST’S BAKING POWDER, The Most Reliable EakiDg Powder now g< bv ail Grocers.
MJ hat a BEAUTiFUL Goiour 5J ycur Clothes are! s* yes; I always use Empire co.'« No. 1 EXTRACT OF SOAP »■■ !ROYAL BLUE. You CAN’T beat them!
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 396, 22 April 1902, Page 1
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165Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 396, 22 April 1902, Page 1
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