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Evening Star, Issue 17368, 2 June 1920, Page 10

ALL ALTERATIONS OF ALL ALTERATIONS OF -ySPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS MUST-p|ISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS MUST JL* BE HANDED IN TO THB AJ BE HANDED IN TO THE OFFICE BEFORE OFFICE BEFORE 11 O'CLOCK OF THE PRECEDING DAY. 11 O'CLOCK OF THB PRECEDING DAY ADVANTAGE of GAS FIRES. Saves Using Coal. No Dust. No Dirt. Convenience in Preparation. Less Labor Cleaning up. Time was when a Gas Fire meant an objectionable smell and an unpleasant heat. Vast improvements have, however, been effected, and Wright's "Thermo-X" Gas Fires enable you to enjoy thoroughly the advantages of Gas Fires. ■K^^JteM. They impart a glowing, cheery, odorless, and healthful heat, which makes a room inviting and cosy. Assured on the point of healthfulness, consider the convenience of having a Gas ndhng wood to chop, no fire to lav no coal to buy or carry, no cleaning up. The work saved is enormous. WRIGHT'S" THERMO-X » GAS FIRE represents absolute modernity in gas heating. .Marked features of Wright's are the splendid heat it gives, the small amount of gas it consumes, and the simplicity and effectiveness of the adjustments. All sizes and patterns stocked. Call and see them. fa© ©£ 1« Dill JLIU* Stuart St. Dunedin. m