LIGHT IS LIFE.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1923, Page 2

LIGHT IS LIFE.

The lighting of the home, the shop, the effiee, is a matter of nightly importance, and too much can hardly ho given to the matter. An advertise-

ment in this issue calls attention to the new Humphrey radio X single mantle lighting unit. It is claimed to he the most satisfying home light ever , (Vored—being strong, steady, and comfortable. It has efficiency on its side, Icing inexpensive to purchase and inexpensive to eniuv. It is small and graceful, and appeals to everyone. The new lamp i- a great development in gas lighting, said to lie in tact the most momentous forward move yet. A practical demonstration will he given of the light in action at AY. H. Shannon's premises. Hevell Street, to-night. A good, steady light wherever required carries happiness and satisfaction in its train. This is the mission of the Humphrey lamp, which supplies the latest word in ga- lighting. It is nut w ise to buy cheap burners, nor to neglect any burner. But the Humphrey burner carries so many improvements and is so effective in use that it is not likelv to be neglected once it is established. in* a place of utility. Where economy, and efficiency. combined with beautv and brilliancy, count, the Humphrey gas lamp carries all before it.