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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 234, 15 September 1934, Page 12

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—2|gY «B| :2t < i9hl&^ HEAP AMPS ARE THE I s ’ ROBBERS/ "Then. Jack, my ’bargain' lamps weren’t bargain* alter all!” The Phibpf Photometer. "Well, my dear, here are the facts—you thought nhich proven the me ft- you’d saved a few pence on the price of the lamps eienty of "cheap' lamps —but actually you’ve increased the light account beyond all doubt. by many shillings.” "Yes, Jack, then 'cheap’ lamps are dear in two uays, for not only have they used more current—but the light is not nearly as good.” "Well, my dear—we’ve learned by experience—it I ICC HMI V ’ s not on,y w «ser to use Philips for better lighting, Ujt UINLi but our light bill proves that Philips are much more economical.” PHILIPS ’■“■HLAIiM