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Northern Advocate, 28 November 1936, Page 8

IT WAS NOT BARE REALLY The cupboard of Mother Hubbard may not have contained a bone for the dog, but somewhere in it she would find a bottle of “PRICE’S” Delicious Fruit Extract, flavoured Orange, Lemon, Raspberry, Grape-Fruit, Limes for the children —they love it and it’s good for them. A 1/- bottle win make 3 gallons. All Stores. Insist on “PRICE’S.” 4

DEVONPORT CHOOSES PHILIPS "PHILORA" SODIUM LAMPS For the New Glare-Free Highway Lighting! • The first extensive highway lighting installation in the Southern Hemisphere has now been completed. Hailed on all sides for the safety and non-glare illumination of tf the PHILIPS "PHILORA" lamps, the new system will be the forerunner of a general improvement in highway lighting. ■ ■■•■ For Home Lighting Choose Wisely Watch your lighting . . . Dazzling light damages the eyesight . . . Insufficient light rapidly tires the eyes . . . For the protection of your sight and your pocket-book buy PHILIPS quality lamps. .PHILIPS > LAMPS W.L.25- I—Adrt. 1 — Adrt . of Philips Lamps (N.Z.) Ltd., 286-288 Wakcfield Street, Wellington.

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