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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 719, 19 July 1929, Page 4

\ / i ?; • I I 1 j|g£: jg « • <% '-• . - n /its i&e Kerosene that climbs / the wick that does the work/ UR enosen Ideal for Lighting, Heating, Cooking Vacuum Oil Company PTY. LTD. Also Marketers of Perfection Oil Cook Stoves and Heaters ‘TT IVE Heat” comes from well fed wicks—clean JLD -wicks, unclogged by dirty specks of carbon. The view inside the wick-carrier shows how inferior kerosenes ciog the very fibres that would help them climb .... so they leave the “ tip o’ the wick” starved for fuel, ..... it chars and smokes and splutters, . . . - costing you much in wasted time, annoyance, discomfort, .... and new wicks ! Laurel—crystal clear, and free from heavy carbon specks, climbs wicks readily .... It quickly travels up the fine hair-like tubes in the woven cotton threads right to the vital spot—the “tip o’ the wick” .... there, with the heat of the flame spreader, Laurel leaps into a blue flame gas .... clean and hot .... without smell or smoke or soot. -3/ Think what it means to your cooking to have clean “live heat” in the oven ! .... to your shiny saucepans! . . . . Why, to prepare a meal with Laurel’s help means cooking without a care ! You see, Laurel climbs to the “ tip o’ the -wick” .... and does the work, and that’s what you appreciate, isn’t it? May we suggest that you say (distinctly) “Laurel, please,” when you order from your grocer ?

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