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VA > ~svzAiaMF l w co., “p WIK mF'?. k jte, zHhkmßL. - REWARD BAGS OF COMFORT. YOUR FUEL BILL UP TO 402 LESS. It's getting colder, he's getting Get Batts in your attic today, bolder, Sneaky Heat is on the EACH YEAR IT BECOMES loose again. Winter still has a long MORE EXPENSIVE way to go, more nippy nights and TO REPLACE STOLEN HEAT, even more chillsome winter Speak up. mornings. Call your official Batts stockist. Your next power bill is going to Look in the Yellow Pages under be heavy. It will be your first at the insulation zJtP new increased rates. Wasting heat /gMJ through an uninsulated ceiling is costly. Fibreglass Batts effectively pre- MB MZfl a Mt) vent heat loss, keep your house K ) cosy, rosy, and warm. / Do something about getting warmer before it gets any colder. — - . MAS4MI
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Press, 22 July 1976, Page 7
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