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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 2743, 8 September 1923, Page 8

The proof of a bed is in the getting-up. Show me a man’s face when his alarm clock jangles and I’ll tell you what sort of a mattress he is lying on. We’ve discovered mattresses which make getting up difficult; mattresses which are sheer and absolute luxury. When you sleep on one of them, you’ll agree that you might have been “tried on’’ for it. Do you know what it is to lie relaxed on a bed which goes all out to lull you to sleep —a bed which is an absolute surrender to perfect and exotic laziness? Then GET A “SILVERDOWN.” If life were one long “lie in” a good many people would get up just long enough to go to the furniture dealer's for a “Silverdown” Mattress. The man who cannot sleep on a “Silverdown” has got such chronic insomnia that Morpheu* folds her arms every time he lies down. People who sleep on “Silverdown” Mattresses don’t like getting up —but they feel so fit and refreshed —so full of the New Zealand equivalent for “pep"—• that they hop into their socks at the first buzz of the infernal clock. They don’t throw things —they are in good temper. That “Silverdown” Mattress is so made that it rests every part of the body; it can’t possibly get “lumpy”; it doesn’t know what sagging means. The builders of the “Silverdown” have proved that sleep-inducing beds don’t “just happen.” They know that it’s no use just “stuffing” a mattress. We have been fortunate in securing a light, airy, soft-as-clouds material which made Samarang Kapok feel like horse-hair. The name was “Silverdown,” and they built “Silverdown” into a scientific, resilient mattress which cannot attract dampness—a mattress which lovers of sleeping-luxury call by name, knowing belter than to take risks with one of life’s greatest joys. Therefore see that your mattress is a~ A Superior to Samaranp kapok Procurable in all Sizes from Palmerston North: Mounsey and Co., The C. M. Ross Co. Ltd., Chas. Pike and Co., Andrews and Sons, Collinson and Cunnlngfcame. Ltd., The Premier Drapery Co., Ltd. Marton: Cobhara’a Furnishing’ House, Broadway. Shannon; W. H. Gunning. Levin: Stiles and Matheson. Manufactured by TATTERSFIELD LIMITED, Grey Lynn, Auckland

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