Page 15 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1935, Page 15 (Supplement)

~ ~ ~~~ " “ “ n This is one many - -- Dairy r Factories PI SiiiJ 1 whose lIIiISBE Directors * • ' specified CELOTEX Yes, Celotex was decided upon because it is the TRIED Insulating Board —the Board that has been almost exclusively used in every Cool Store of importance without the slightest degree of risk. Celotex definitely gives and maintains an even temperature—it combines high insulating efficiency with structural strength. f• ’ - It’s use is world wide—thus the slogan: “The sun never sets on Celotex.” It was used by Admiral Byrd’s Polar expedition for lining the hutments. It is used in the Tropics, In Singapore and Trinidad, wherever industry demands a mean temperature. Celotex has a proud past and a useful future—a future bound up in the bigger and better production of Butter, Cheese and Beef. Specify “CELOTEX,” the safe and certain Insulating Board. C. & A. ODLIN & Co., Ltd. DISTRIBUTORS : : WELLINGTON AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

year . . . . wear the ■r all black s W JERSEY... out this year, clad like an interf. d. kilby national. Wear a Canterbury S'? ■ the j erse y famous All-Blacks always choose. You’ll never regret it. Finest two-ply yarn, skilfully woven, is the stuff behind the Canterbury Jersey’s ■ amazingly long life. . This is a jersey that scorns vicious tugs and tWists . . that retains its slick trim fit after endless washings, endless gruellings . . . that is light, finely made, everything a jersey should be. So this year don’t buy just a jersey. Make an investment in appearance and economy . . . Say, “Canterbury, the Jersey All Blacks wear”. Sold in your club colours at all the best stores. Lower priced than most, and better than any other! Manufactured in Christchurch by LANE, WALKER, RUDKIN, LTD.