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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 97, 18 January 1921, Page 10

\k\\Wx vWWX\\ xv\ 1 \7\ I\V \\.\ ... H11 | WHEW THE SUW GOES DOWN- I/. you must resort to artificial means of lighting. | llnl// If you arc compelled by circumstances to rely on I - • kerosenclamp, be sure your lamp is giving the ill/ most light at least expense. 1 hIIIIIhViO FIT A r ll ®' | tThe “ Wundcrwick ” is a small piece of incornbustible material fitting in the lamp sleeve above the wick. With the " Wunderwick ” fitted— i?iiiil||!|i////// " O 1 Does not need trimming IUU |hilWV// THE not smoke Gives better light. UW HH Ths “Wunderwick" Saves You Moneg. Tha “Wunderwick" saves 33£% Keresene. MM Sac it demonstrated at year local E —storekeepers. New Zealand — '' .'’jyV,. Distributors —■ • - , t H. E. «TOBE ggZZ 12 Panama Street. WELLINGTOH. P.O. Box 316. ?

HOUSEWIVES HERE'S GOOD NEWS! The method of Bottling Fruit and Vegetables with a FOWLER’S OUTFIT is bv far-the most simple and reliable. It is the ONLY' scientific method whereby all kinds of fruit and vegetables may be preserved in vacuum bottles in the home. THE BOTTLES may be used year after year. Just renew the covers and the rubber bands at a trivial cost. THE STERILISER supplied with the outfit may be heated on tho range, gns stove, or any other domestic heating appliance. It is so constructed that ono or more bottles may be sterilised nt , once without fear of breakage, and there is no screwing down hot bottles. No Sugar is needed when preserving with a Fowler Outfit. get your - The Stewart Timber FOWLER Q ass & Hardware Co* Ltd., bo-84, Courtena y Place Wellington.

OUR TROOPS IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE KNEW THE WORTH OF Player's Gold Leaf Cigarettes The First Shipment has now been landed by us. Price, 3/9 tin of 50. We also stock another favourite with service men—Wills’s Gold Flake Cigarettes, at the same price. G. & C. Aldous 206 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON