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Northern Advocate, 22 May 1929, Page 8

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The wick ,may be Tty Laurel Th& Perfect Food Stove and 'A N X /// N X / erasen tteSoftWHITE light Vacuum Oil Company PTY. LTD. Also Marketers of Perfection Oil Cook Stoves and Heaters HERE’S asad and gloomy sight . . ’I ' the faithful wick, famished for want of Kerosene, is actually doing the job itself ! . . . cotton threads all smoking and fuming .... quite charred by the misery of it all. Into that lamp with the dismal chimney someone has poured a kerosene that just can’t climb wicks . . , inferior kerosene, without a doubt. Now, the bright, glad gleams of “soft white light” come from satisfied wicks* fed by “Laurel” .... the best wick feeder, and finest wick climber you could get from any storekeeper. Stove wicks .... lamp wicks, fed with “Laurel” have a steadier, cleaner flame, that gives “live” heat for cooking; and soft, eye-comforting radiance from the lamp. Guard your faithful wicks from starvation by insisting on “Laurel” when you give your order.