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Quix is definitely today's good news on the home front. Quix is real soap — not a synthetic — and it's a particularly efficient, economical and pleasant-to-use

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Quix is unusually free from impurities and that's only one reason why Quix is so gentle in action -— kind to fabrics — kind to your hands. There are many other "rays in which Quix is new -— different.

YOU'LL APPRECIATE THIS DIFFERENCE

You'll find Quix distinctly dif- ferent, both in type and in the way it goes to work, from other “heavy-duty" soaps you may have been in the habit of using. Qiiix consists of light, tiny par- lll.'l(‘S. Until you have proved for yourself what Quix can do, you iiiiiy- iind it hard to believe that stir-Ii dainty little mites can wash really “grubby" garments ab- iolutely fresh and sweetly clean.

But that is exactly what Quix ‘.\'lll do. It will do your heaviest xviisli thoroughly and completely, vet it is so gcntlgand safe you Till! trust the filiiiiest most pre- rioiis things you own to Quix with absolute confidence.

WHY QUIX DISSOLVES SO QUICKLY — ACTIVELY

When you pour Quix it does not fall into the water in a heavy muss. As they hit the surface, the llll\' Quix particles glide out in all rlii'cctions—come quickly into cllrctivo contact with the water to hrcak into rich, creamy suds with unusual ease and speed. So Qiiix does not lump or clot-it (IWPLWSPS. It dissolves so quickly and thoroughly that you will not

have any trouble with clotting or "jelljng". You will not have to waste time with partially dis- solved soap. There‘ll be no soap film to cling to the things you wash.

FOR YOUR HEAVY WASH- FOR DAINTY THINGS, TOO

Many housewives today are so delighted with the remarkable efficiency of Quix-—-and are find- ing it so pleasant to use—that they are making it their all-pur- pose soap. This is understandable because there never has been until now, a soap quite like it.

Just try Quix for the heaviest, grimiest wash you have. You'll find it quick and absolutely thor- ough in washing working clothes, overalls, children's garments, dish-cloths and towels. Then test it for your finer things -— silks, woollens and all washable colours. You'll be pleased with results because Quix gives new freshness and utter cleanliness to dainty garments and fabrics.

Equally pleasing is the way Quix washes dishes and glass- ware bright and clean. And it is so free of impurities, so mild and gentle, that it leaves the hands soft and the skin unharmed.

YOU SAVE MONEY WHEN YOU USE QUIX

In these days of high living costs Quix will help a lot with your housekeeping budget. Al- though it is such a high-grade soap, it costs less than other well- known heavy duty soaps. Com- pare prices. You'll see that a regular use of Quix will bring you substantial savings. Every single time you use Quix you save money!

Wliat Users are saying about 0U“

Mrs. E. M. Cole expresses in a few words what most housewives feel about Quix once they have given it a fair trial. She says: “1n the dishpan and the washing ma- chine, I find Qu'x very satisfac- tory." She goes on to say “Quix is wonderful for removing grease and really ‘ground-in’ dirt from heavily soiled clothes."

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NEVER (LOTS 0R “JELLS" IN WATER

Fascinating to Watch How The Tiny Quix Particles Spread Out and Dissolve

There's one time-wasting wash-day a nnoya nce you'll never have if you make regular use of modern, quick-acting Quix. You won't be troubled with stubborn soap clots in the water or jelly-like lumps that sink and cling to the bottom of the wash- tub.

The very first time you use Quix you'll notice that it behaves in a different way from other heavy-duty soaps you may have used. As the light, tiny Quix par-

experiences with this eflicient washday soap. Apparently they hope that others reading their words will be persuaded to try Quix and share its great advan- tages.

Mrs. Alice L. Porteous, for in- stance, says: “I never use any other kind of soap flakes. Quix is such an ‘all round’ soap I use it for everything. The rich suds do a quick job on my dishes and in the washer I can be sure of clothes coming out really clean and fresh-looking."

' Similar reliance on Quix is a habit with Mrs. H. Love, too. She says: “Quix gives such billowy suds—its tiny flakes whip up and practically do the work for me. Quix does a specially good job . . ." She adds that she even uses Quix for what she calls her “specials".

ticles cascade from the package, they literally glide out over the surface of the water -- spread rapidly in all directions to fluff into active suds with remarkable case and speed. They are both completely active and quick-dis- solving.

If you care to put Qulx to the test, you will see for yourself not only how much sooner it gives you the suds you want, but also how much more thoroughly and completely it dissolves. Very

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Mrs. Bateman is equally en- thusiastic about Quix. She thinks her Quix laundered clothes “seem doubly clean. She says further “I'm never without a box of Quix in the house. I use it for dishes as well as in the washer."

little agitation of the water is needed to provide a tub-full of foaming, creamy activity —-with every tiny particle fully dis- solved and ready to go to work for you.

So with Quix you won't have to waste time swishing water to and fro to dissolve obstinate clots. You won't find any jellied soap at the bottom when the tub is emptied or partially-dissolved soap clinging to the things you've washed.

Clotting and "jelling" of soap powders in the water is a prob- lem which has plagued soap- makers for years. It has also plagued housewives. And now Quix has it licked.

This quick-dissolving, com- pletely active feature of Quix is a great boon whether your wash is heavy or light; whether you use washing machine or wash- tub. It means economy for one thing, because the quick, thor- ough action of Quix ends waste. It is also the reason why Quix helps so much to speed up the wash. Most important of all, it means you can trust your gar- ments to Quix without a qualm. You'll know it will do a com- plete and thorough job and rinse out clean-no sticky soap-film left enmeshed in the fabrics.

Yes—there‘s only one word for it. Quix really is a washdziy BOON!

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washing machine, laundry tub or dishpan. Many women are find- ing the Quix half-hour “soak" method a real work saver in ex- treme cases of heavily soiled

Quix makes dishes and glassware gleam with sheer cleanliness. And your hands won't have that dried up “chapped" feeling after- wards. As for the thick grease and baked-on crust that clings so“

For floors, windows, walls, wood- work—Quix ls a must in the kit-

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The new type Quix assureslwhite linens and cottons. They women that they can trust all just drop them into a really hot their house-cleaning jobs to bath of Quix suds and leave them

to soak for a brief half-hour. Then, with hardly a rub, they rinse them out in luke-warrn water. Lightly soiled, colour fast things willusually soak clean in about ten minutes.

You'll see with your own eyes | scum clinging round the inside of what a really nice job Quix will the washer. A quick swish round do in your machine. And when with the hose, and a wipe-—-and you're finished—there's no heavy it's clean and ready to be put "jelling" of undissolved soap away till the next washday.

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stubbornly to pans and casseroles -—set them to soak in the lively Quix suds as soon as they're empty. By the time you start to wash-up, they'll be soaked so loose you can free them easily and quickly.

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