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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 450, 2 January 1934, Page 6

SEEK I i M ■v' '' m •,\r-Snow-white napery and gleaming silver take on a new glamour under the lighting of Philips "Arlita" Lamps. Remember that the so-called "cheap lamps are shillings dearer to use. Look for the name "PHILIPS" —it is your guarantee of better lighting. THEFT IS A CORRECT PHILIPS LAMP FOR EVER'/ LIGHT SOCKET !N THE HOME. MADE IN ENGLAND LAMPS j •*.. Advt. of Philips Lamps (N.Z.) Ltd. Head Office: 28C-2SS Wakcfidd St., Wellington. WHY SO WORRIED? Grocer: “You look worried this morning, Mrs Brown.” Mrs Brown: ‘Yes. I’m worried a limit my husband’s cough. He’s hud it tor weeks and won’t do anything for it. These summer coughs are about as obstinate as you menfolk. But I’m determined to rid him of it, for good —and that’s why I've come for a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver.” Storekeepers and chemists all over New Zealand sell “Baxter’s” in 1/(1, L’/'l and 4/G sizes. Everyone finds ‘Baxter’s” best for those stubborn coughs. CAMFOSA REPELS WHITE BUTTERFLY Protect flowers, vegetables and crops from the ravages of the white butterfly. Spray with diluted Camfosa in the following proportions: Tender foliage, 1 part Camfosa to 100 parts of water; hardy foliage, 1 part in 50. CAM FOSA 1/3 and ?>/- at all Chemists and Stores