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Grey River Argus, 21 September 1937, Page 8

,-E2J QUESTION: EsObri "WHAT DOI GAIN BY USING ELECTRICITY?” iU |R| AMCWER: \ “You gain the comfort and convern r fence Cf the greatest erv of our age. ELEvlicii x j power that has given to all mankind raE health, happier and health er children, in every way better home conditions. “ELECTICITY is the complete servant. More leisure, perfect cleanliness, unbeatable economy.’’ “ELECTRICITY means comfort, a new era of happiness and healthfulness.” We will be glad to talk this mattoi over with you, | BIHI j frf-rry I -.USES Bgrey electric power board —BSI I i

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' ... NEW BOON FOR THE PUBLIC I 5 PER CENT. INTEREST ON TRAVEL SAVINGS. ANOTHER CONCESSION BY RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT Here is good news! You save for holidays by rail and re- I ceive 5 per cent, interest while you wait for your trip. | “Save to Travel Stamps”—one sale at Railway Stations I (V-, 2/-, 2/6 and 5/-) — to the value of 10/- or multiples of 10/- I may be exchanged for travel vouchers, bearing interest at 5 ] percent, per annum for each calendar month after date of f issue, with a maximum period of 12 months. t. TRAVEL VOUCHERS MAY ALSO BE | OBTAINED FOR CASH. | FULL INMFORMATION FROM RAILWAY STATIONS. I — — ■>- ■ - --- » ' —-v~—4