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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 140, 16 June 1931, Page 5

UNDERWEAR REDUCED! High-Grade Colonial and Imported Brands Look what you save ! Jb Mosgiel UKWS&f Singlets & Underpants \ fV'A Usually 10/6 Per Garment A I “ I NOW Ml 8 / U I o.s. Size 9/6 Woven of Finest New Zealand Wool, worsted yarns, these 1 F/z-’zW^V-Al’ll Tin . Singlets and Underpants are ]■»(' 7 • II lr I undoubtedly great value. Call |]/ and not only see this Special tK-ff/i/i I filllll ■i / Bargain, but inspect the many IIW I v-| 'I /" other Winter Underwear I * i / Reductions Offering. See the Special Window Displays! W/ C W/ IH|S !•] f / w nil i l ml llilsl L SfeJ HALLENniINB,.,!,. ■‘lfr CNR - VICTORIA AV. & RIDGWAY ST.. WANGANUI w ALSO AT Marton and north 8205

Compare these j \ Chimneys [b M r p , HE illustrations of chimneys are T- \f - I / ? reproductions from actual photographs -> I of lamps after they had been burning |-' X continuously for a day and a night. C\ The chimney of the Laurel-fed lamp was unsoiled by soot or smoke, the flame undistorted, both having undergone no ' change in the 24 hours test. The lamp burning an inferior kerosene, though the test conditions were absolutely /tWWa identical, finished with charred wick; /j. / distorted, flickering flame; and smoky f ''Ml/ chimney. K Z\\ A It is the purity of Laurel which ensures, / /jj —hour after hour, night after night,—a ll\ 1 soft white light from a steady flame. » t *’ Jl Note to housewives: May we suggest that you say (distinctly) “Laurel,” when VWWHubf ordering kerosene from your grocer or hardware merchant. C\ VACUUM OIL CO. PTY. LTD. r V I Laurel’s 6 Points of F Superiority Kerosene I. No smoke. 4. No odour. o 2. No sooty chimneys. 5. A steady Herat. The Soft Light ” ’• Noch * rred wicki - 6 d ™>’- ______________ ° L 7