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Southland Times, Issue 25312, 15 June 1935, Page 12

raw It Is a known fact that one lamp may consume for the light given, u much as a quarter more current than another. Here’s a typical case:Mr. “A” paid 4/- for a 100-watt Siemens Lamp which gave 1,000 hours’ dear, glareless light, consuming 100 units at 4d.—total cost £l-17-4d. Mr “B” paid 3/- for a "cheap" lamp and 3/- more to replace It when it burnt out after 400 hours. Current consumption for 1,000 hours 125 units at 4d.—total cost £2- 7-8. So, that on an average year’s light, Mr. "A” paid 10/4d. less than Mr. “B.” And that’s on one point only. Calculate the savings on the basis of a six-roomed house. Pearl or Opal—Tht Popular Pair ELECTRIC LAMPS S. bland Dutrib«tor»: ASHBY, BERGH Co, LaL, ChrUtchurch and Dunedin. X'-Z. Agatti: Cory-Wright & Salmon Ltd. S7-7S simple 'WZ secret Mr * G Beautiful ’ ComplexiM A startling new idea in face powders makes Poudre Tokalon cling to even a greasy skin four times as long as anything you have ever used. It is specially made by a secret process to give a dull chiffonfinish of rare natural beauty. Poudre Tokalon will not blow off, is not affected Serspiration, wind or rain. Does away enlarged pores. No matter what you do, you can be sure that Poudre Tokalon is the one face Powder that will give you a marvellously beautiful natural complexion, day or night—absolutely without shine. bole consignees lor New Zealand: J. Myers & Co. Ltd.. Hunter Street. Wellington. N.Z. /oooil pool I o / jS Sscelhenaine I v ICj L> / on^ieso^e \ w^n askjbr... /A J for Bronchitis Bonningfonfc IRISH MOSS