HAPPY HOMES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 188, 29 April 1918, Page 7

HAPPY HOMES

AND HOW TO MAKE THEM. When an artist paints a picture de-. pictiug- idoal homo life ho usually shows a brilliantly lighted and tastefully furnished room, a group of children playing gainos or studying, the mother knitting or sewing, while tho father reads his newspaper. To givo an impression of brightness and cheerfulness & brilliant light is essential. The same refers in the works of poets and writers, a sunny smilo or it sunny faco typifies happiness. Lord Byron in hie famous description of "Tho Evo of Waterloo" says, "And I bright the lights shone on fair women I and bravo men—ft thousand hearts beat ! happily." A ball or social gathering cannot bo a success without a bright, light, and all through life brightness I and happiness go hand in hand. I How many people, especially in tho i country, fail to recognise- this fact, and arc content to pass their lons evening in dimly-lighted rooms, when an outlay of a few pounds on a "Wizard Lighting System" would place iu their homes a light tliai would niako lifo , brighter and more cheerful in every way. ; Children particularly are affected by environment, and a brilliautly-liehted homo makes young folko bright and happy, just as brilliant sunshine makes folks smile. It ' s so «as:y to be happy in a bright light. Wherever the "Wizard" Light is inj stalled the result is always the same, 1 Messrs. Early Bros., 157 Feathers ton St., J Wellington, tho Xew Zealand agents, are I constantly receiving loiters of apprecia- [ tion from 'satisfied customers, and every day orders are received through lhf> innil from people who have beoii recommended to puroha.se u "Wizard Lighting System" by their friends. Mr. C. Andrews, of Okato, Tarauaki, writes:— "1 have now had tho 'Wizard Lighti ing System' installed in my house far over twelve months, and it has «ome up to more I.linn ni.v expecluliniis. It is a splendid white, steady lijilit, and not at nil trying (o the eyes. 1 consider it is it great saving in kerosene, as with two lights I lpivo only burned three tins of benzine in Iwelvo months. You can make use Ihisi in any way you wish. "(Sgd.) 0. Andrews' J.P.. "Olcalo. Taranaki." Early Bros., 157 I'entherston Street, Wellington, will ho pleased to supply further information.—G. (Publislied by arrangement.)