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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 689, 14 June 1929, Page 4

8250% f II ? & 5fWW«f k X r: ' l Oj k 1 £g S kfSLtk M - S AyA .-. • t f «fl iriisl iwya* fcfeajMf H 111! wmmm mU liiJ S»: I:; < *» %c 4. •<' ’"■ :* '/// W. y; « re--rs ;.: ■w •?? El Its the Kerosene that climbs^ the wick that does the work/ IVE Heat” comes from well fed wicks —clean A wicks, unclogged by dirty specks of carbon. & UR erosene Ideal for Lighting-, Heating, Cooking Vacuum Oiu Company pty. ltd. Also Marketers of Perfection Oil Cook Stoves and Heaters The view inside the wick-carrier shows how inferior kerosenes clog the very fibres that would help them climb .... so they leave the “ tip o’ the wick” starved for fuel, ..... it chars and smokes and splutters, .... costing you much in wasted time, annoyance, discomfort and new wicks ! Laurel—crystal clear, and free from heavycarbon specks, climbs wicks readily' . . . .It quickly travels up the fine hair-like tubes in the woven cotton threads right to the vital spot —the “tip o’ the wick” .... there, with the heat of the flame spreader, Laurel leaps into a blue flame gas .... clean and hot .... without smell or smoke or soot. Think what it means to your cooking to have clean “live heat” in the oven! .... to your shiny saucepans! . Why. to prepare a meal with Laurel’s help means cooking without a care ! You see. Laurel climbs to the “ tip o’ the wick” .... and does the work, and that’s what you ,appreciate, isn’t it ? May we suggest that you say (distinctly) “Laurel, please,” when you order from your grocer ?

(let a grip on lifetake K.P. LIFE SALT in the mornings and keep fit and fresh for the rest of the day.

( Reg. Trode Mark) COFFEE and CHICORY ESSENCE. 40 Cups to one bottle—supremely satisfying—made-in-a-moment— low priced—that’s the story of “ Symington’s.” From all Grocers. THOS. SYMINGTON & CO., Edinburgh and London. 52