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Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 988, 11 June 1919, Page 8

X TWO GOOD PROPOSITIONS * ELECTRIC HEATING RADIATORS PADS

There is a hot-water bottle in nearly every home, but they are inconvenient, awkward and often leak. TJaey also require constant refilling to keep them hot and coal for heating water is very scarce. The Universal Heating Pad is the very thing you have been looking for. Put it under the bed covers for a few minutea before you are ready to jump in; it warms the bed and makes it comfortable all night. Instantly Adjustable to Any Degree of Heat. The Universal is the only Heating Pad w}iich automatically controls heat at the desired temperature. By manipulating the cord switch, low, medium, or high heat may be had, and the exact heat desired is constantly maintained. The Universal Pad is covered with grey eider down, is of even thickness and as pliable as flannel. It can be folded, laid flat or wrapped around any part of the body. It is absolutely safe. There is nothing to leak, burn out or shock the user. INSPECTION INVITED, Or write to Department L. rvois Quay, Wellington!

On cold days when teeth chatter, noses get red and goos« flesh appears the Universal Electric Radiator is a cheery friend. Once its ? warmth is turned loos© shivers and shakes disappear. The Universal Radiator is just the thing to warm t]ie nursery, bathroom, sleeping room—any room. Quick to Warm Up to any Occasion. The Universal Radiator is the quickest heater for the hottest heating. The ingenious design and placing of the unit insures the greatest possible heat generation and radiation from the current consumed, The radiator sets close to the floor and from the moment current is supplied intense heat is projected across the floor, and diffused through the room. Made in stamped steel, finished .in black Japan and polished copper with nickel trim and E. W. Mills Hunter Street and Jei

Sydney's Premier Private Hotel. The "Ritz" Cremoriic, Oa the Harbor FrontDelightful 8 minutes' Ferry Trip from • Circular Quay. 140 Rooms, comprising Private Suites, Open-air Sunny ! Lounges, Billiard Room, Tennis Court, Electric Light and Lifts. j Illustrated Prospectus and all pftriicu- ! lars forwarded on application. Telephones : Y2llß and Y1266. ; SSEGSffISUn&BB3B3S3SnBroBS9SDaSSKa(9£^En3SB3SS^mBnBSS£SBV^ JJOTEL GROSVENOR, SYDNEY. ELEVATED and SALUBRIOUS POSI TION. MODERN HOMELY AT POINTMENTS. SUPERIOR CUISI.N E and SERVICE. COURTEOUS ana ATTENTIVE STAFFS. TARIFF : Single Room, from 11 8, mid £3 10s per week and up; ROOM and BREAKFAST (single room* only, if available), 6s 6d per day. C. W. M. CHATEAU. Proprietor.