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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19525, 26 June 1933, Page 10

H CS CO§6 of Laurel, cose Kerosene Always say {LAUREL notjust kerosene Thousands of Housewives make it a practice to say those two words “Laurel, please’’ when ordering Kerosene. They realise the sheer common sense of it! How many Housewives would say to their Grocers —“ Send me some tea ’’—implying “ any old tea will do ” ? Few, if any. Why it simply isn’t done nowadays with so many brands of things—and such big variations in quality. No! To name the brand is wisest. Always say “ Laurel”— then you’ll get the most popular kerosene, most popular because unequalled in quality. VACUUM OIL COMPANY PTY. LTD.

WINTER SALE NOW IN FULL. SWING COATS, FROCKS, MILLINERY, KNITTED WEAR and HOSIERY AT COST AND UNDER Our Biggest Bargain Event J. M. MILLER Regent Picture Buildings, 292-4 Stafford Street North.

MAKES YOUNGSTERS GROW “Creamoata’s corker!” says Jack enthusiastically. And mother looks at his clear eyes, healthy skin, firm muscles and broad chest .. . and thinks, “You’re right, son!” Creamoata is ready for the table in five minutes, but longer cooking makes the flavour even nicer. It costs one penny for three large platefuls. It is made from the finest oats and is rich in food value. Prepared by Fleming & Co., Ltd., Gore. Packed in I lb., 21b. and Bilb. Yellow Packets and also specially rolled ccarse in 311 b. Red Packets. *3 8i M) m OSS& : 4k Cr O w, m "t/ost r °U/id /■ ' CREAM O'THE OAT • THE NATIONAL BREAKF/ ST AT THE NEW REDUCED PRICES