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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19994, 11 January 1927, Page 2

At the D.LC. The most up-to-date Electric Vacuum Cleaner on the market \> \\K m m w The “ Success 99 Facts about it Removes entirely every trace of dust from floors, carpets, upholstered furniture, curtains, walls, etc. Simple to handle, weighing with accessories only 171 b. WiD last a lifetime. Runs silently and economically, costing only £d per hour. So quick! Cleans four or five rooms in twenty minutes. Accessories included : Flexible metal tubing. Long extension tube. Connecting tube. Crevice nozzle for suction or blowing. Coupling for blowing. Suction brush for carpets. Suction brush for furniture. Suction nozzle for upholstery, curtains, etc. only £ll Hair drying attachment 17/6 extra rrj 8u

WHAT IS BEHIND \ .1 ra ' s^ .-■l.’ H ft Jl t ik jr. ‘As* * L 111 Selection of the Crude Oil The first of a series of A docrtisem ents dealing with various phases of the production and dis- | f tribution of ■ PLUMB MOTOR SPIRIT ilir m 6: A Modern Oilfield Plumt Motor Spirit is procurable only in Australia and New Zealand. CRUDE Petroleum varies in quality. Some crudes are particularly suitable for the production of Motor Spirit; others are not. Some crudes will yield Motor Spirit of high volatility, eminently adapted for motor car use ; others produce Motor Spirit of indifferent quality. Plume is the cream of the most select crude. Its recognised high quality is the inevitable result of the work and brains of specialists in the oil industry. From first to last, the one outstanding object of Plume refiners is the production of the highest quality Motor Spirit obtainable anywhere. The Plume Disc on a Kerb Pump is a Guarantee of HIGHEST QUALITY For the Correct Lubrication of Your Car GARGOYLE MOBILOIL “Mete the Chart Year Guide" 6 P 22 VACUUM OIL COMPANY, PIY!™

Visitors to the City! TAKE this opportunity to have your Eyes Examined. Changes in vision are always going on, and timely attention may save future injurious developments. Even though you may think your Eyes are in perfect condition, unexpected defects may be disclosed as the result of skilful, scientific examination. Many who wear Glasses would also be greatly helped and their comfort and efficiency increased if corrections were made and Glasses provided to suit the present-day rquirements of the defective Eyes. 93 GEORGE ST. uoh & D£.o.A.,r.i,a <sss£- o«®£fepTONETRISTS c?* i. <0,0,« KID. DUNEBm,