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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 8, 31 July 1930, Page 3

But \ cmumnrm after a 24 hours burnihg test * tr The illustrations of flames are reproductions from actual phot graphs of the lamps after they had been burning continuously for a day and a night. The Laurel flame rehiains steady, smokeless, odorless, undimmed and undistorted,' The other flame speaks for itself. / It is the purity of Laurel which ensures a constant soft white light. Note to housewives ; May we suggest that you say (distinctly,) “Laurel”, when ordering kerosene from your Grocer or Hardware merchant. w r<> j-H OK N mTzzzznzmz VACUUM OILGC.PTY. LTD. Laurel’s 6 points\pf superiority 1. No smoke. 4. odour. 2. No sooty chimneys. 5. flame. 3. No charred wicks. 6. Burns to last drop. Kerosene The Soft o -' * *mmir