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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18545, 21 November 1925, Page 4

\ m A << Away with Dustcaps and Brooms 'J'HE bad old way of house cleaning was with brooms, dust caps, dusters, etc., when woman worked from morn till night—a slave to her brooms and dusters. A bad old way which was only cleaning and gradually destroyed her furnishings. A way which meant dust in the hair, dust ground into her hands—a way which sapped her vitality. A bad old way which need never be any more. Throw away your dust-caps and pans. Get an Electrolux. Electrolux cleans everything, everywhere. It cleans the home quickly, easily and more thoroughly than any present cleaning device. Electrolux removes all the dust, no matter how deeply embedded—it disinfects as it cleans. You can use it for cleaning dainty curtains, chesterfields; carpets, anything, without soiling your hands or disarranging your appearance. Vbc Send or call for illustrated booklet or if you prefer we will demonstrate Electrolux in your own home. 27 FREE SERVICES. Regular visits from Special Service Experts keep users conversant with best methods of applying Electrolux. SPECIAL CALLS. A postcard to our Local of Head Office will bring immediate response. A FREE BOOK. There is a beautiful booklet which tells a most interesting story of the New CleannessWrite for your FREE Copy. I The New Cleanness Head Office for New Zealand: NORWICH CHAMBERS, 111 & 121. Customhouse Quay, Wellington. CHRIST CHURCH Wardell's Buildings, Cashel street. Open Friday Nights 2919. TIMARU—26S Stafford street.

, Book in advaiu^* o Exhibition. Kailway maL— wl arrangements. Enquiries welcomed at Railway Booking Offices. 7171 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. races at timaru. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS—26t' and 28th NOVEMBER. ", /"IHRISTCHURCH-TIMARU: Special pasV senger train, stopping at certain stations' leaves Christchurch 7.55 a.m., Rakaia 9.13,' Aahburton 9.45, and arrives Timaru Bacecourse 11.19 a.m. A return train, stopping at Waahdyke to p : ck up and at certain stations to set down passengers, leaves Timaru 6.36 p.m., ,and arrives Christchurch 10.13 • The Special Trains will NOT run if the Races are POSTPONED. TIMARU-ASHBURTON: Afternoon train for Aahburton leaves Timaru 5.14 p.m., arriving Ashburton 7.54 p.m. It connects at Waahdyke with Special Train leaving Racecourse far Timaru at 5.25 p.m. FARES. Excnrsion tickets to Timaru will be issued from Ashburton, Oamaru, Fairlie, Waihao Downs and intermediate stations by trains arriving Timaru up to 10.43 a.m. on 26th and awh NOVEMBER. available for return unS 2nd DECEMBER atrial fares to Timaru Racecourse by 155 am. Special Train from Christchurch and 28th NOVEMBER, available for ™tu* tom Timaru up to 2nd DECEMBER, i «™ilable Racecourse to Timaru on day by Special Trains Tigand Racecourse at fares. Jbich" include Is for Courso admission, wjji be issued as fol'°fVom Christchurch, ■, 34 First-elaes fid Second-claes; Adding 25s 2d ay" 1 " 8 cj• Sockburn, 24s 6d a d i 6s .ild: nd and 16s 6d; R ileston. « £} d :% s d; Dunsandel, 19a lid' 13s 1c Ids oa 123 'i-~; Chcrteey, 16s 5d Ed" Ashburton, 13s lid and 9s lid. °%R FULLER PARTICULARS, SEE HANDBILLS. SHOW AT LITTLE RIVER, NOVEMBER 24th. rjpECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN leaves rHEAP^F^^"^ O ™ Christc ] lurch 78 M * H ifild second; from Lincoln, 5e and from Southbridge te2d and 5s 7d; all return and correspondingly reduced from interested in tha Show, bare Tda/a outing in the country. 7231 CHEVIOT BRANCH TRAINS. UTjmrr. FURTHER NOTICE, the 10.58 am Waip*ra-P arnaßsUS and 1.15 p.m. p.rnasßUs-WaiparatraiM will run on MonThursdays, Fridays, and: Saturdays- 7336