DO YOUR OWN HOUSEWORK.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9383, 1 March 1909, Page 8

DO YOUR OWN HOUSEWORK.

The securing and keeping of servants and maids has become a problem so perplexing that many housekeepers have decided to reduce ,their number, and in many instances do without them altogether. Washing, braking. sewing, and a hundred and one other things are done by persona and .firms who make a speciality of those lines, thus reducing the actual household work to a minimum. There are also of recent date'‘many labour-reducing articles that have come into regular use, but perhaps none so keenly appreciated as TAN-OIL. This is a new polish of special service in the home for linoleum, floor-cloth, leather suites, furniture, and all material where a polish is required. It produces the maximum of effect for the minimum ot labour. Where servants are kept, they prefer to use TAN-OIL, rather than, any other brand of polish. Tan-ol is obtainable in tins at 6d (paste) and la (liquid). PROVISIONAL PROTECTION. Provisional Protection can be obtained over an invention for a preiod (in New Zealand) in order to demonstrate its value, to raise capital, etc. It is inexpensive ; and fullest particulars can be obtained from HENRY HUGHES, Patent Agent, Queen’s Chambers, Wellington. “Advice to Inventors” post free on application. ( Z The weariness of age may ba ove-r come with Steams’ Wine, the best tonic for old people, for it whets the uppetite and aids digestion, thus aiding the body where most needed.