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Do not say— "I cannot afford to buy an electric vacuum cleaner." Have you ever stopped to consider that you pay for what you need whether you BUY it or not? Every housewife needs an electric cleaner. If she does not buy one she pays for it just the same. She pays for it in brooms, back-aches, doctor's bills, in the wear on her clothes, and in. her health and I the health of her children, in the inconvenience she is subjected to because she is without the use of this great time, labour, and money-saving- device. The only way You Can Stop Paying j for a; vacuum cleaner is to buy one, but be sure it is an "Apex." Here is how the "Apex" may be your very good servant: Xt really cleans without scattering- dust; it is absolutely dustless in operation. It picks up lint, threads, hairs, etc, and gathers up deeply-embedded dirt without injuring- the rug-s or carpets. , An exclusive feature of the " Apex" is the inclined nozzle, which permits the operator to clean under heavy, low furniture. The " Apex" will clean in the square corners just as thoroughly as the centre of the floor. Special attachments are supplied with the " Apex," so that every article in the home may be cleaned —floors, walls, upholstered ftrrnirnte, beds, etc The entire "Apex" Cleaner is remarkably light weight—it weighs only id lbs., making: it a companionable helper upstairs or down. Let us give ygu an actual demonstration at our Showrooms. E.W. Mills & Co. Ltd. Corner Jerroii Quay, Hunter aad Victoria Streets, WeUmgtoi JjWHI^^F HTIME alone does not jf * measure the service W m of these aluuminium '& jD jf utensils—they are deX^l^mM^ff signed to be as useful as JRml^»flL are *on £ ''?et*' 11 - \ Mark *<"" '"stance the &VJr ""*p* ■ t \ many features—the sure- • oj3m "i" " C*. "^fi £"P ebonized handle— ? v '(»' STO the wdt*ed easy pouring And the saucepan's hollow, ~~*mmmm^*~". . always cool handle, and the wtfe heating base. »B C. & A. ODLINI™ 9* WELLINGTON I Tempting Taste TicKler! BEAVER (Worcestershire Sauce Obtainable All Grocers! HAiNes-15 Fill Your Egg Basketby hitching strong, healthy chicks. . Weak chicks won't make good layers, and to get strong chicks you must have an incubator that is scientifically .. • • correct. The New Buffalo Incubator * hatches out the most chicks," the kealtbiest chicks, the chicks that make the beat layers. The "New Buffalo" is inexpensive to buy, and involves little labour and cost '» to use. Yet it will last a lifetime, and make the finest "mother" of fine chicks. Call or yrrite us to-day for full inrorma- ' tion. THE STEWART TIMBER GLASS & HARDWARE CO. LTD. 80-84 CMrteaay Place, Wellingtea L'USTRUSS ALL PAINT COLOURS * niii J. PREPARED READY FOR USE Smith & Smith Ltd. OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS Opposite Town Hall, Wellington

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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 29, 3 August 1921, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 29, 3 August 1921, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 29, 3 August 1921, Page 16

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