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Special Advertisements. Miss this opportunity and you . court Disappointment. Perhaps even now you require "to replenish some article or articles of your household linen, and we say advisedly that it is well to obtain your requirements immediately. We can claim without lear of contradiction that we offer absolutely the very best value for your »*oney. STOCKS TO MEET IMMEDIATE DEMANDS. ARTICLES AT ECONOMIC PRICES. It is false economy to buy inferior quality goods. We offer every line in matchless quality and every article is guaranteed to give the utmost satisfaction. . * , , There is no need to go elsewhere when you can obtain just what you want from us at prices which are considerably lower than the quality and value we offer. To inspect our stocks would be to convince yourself of the truth of our assertions. t TIIHAPE.

ron and Smile! Comfortable lionim There is no reason why troning should be a physical and mental torture. All the unpleasantness of ironing can be ; avoided by using a set of The iron stays hot the handle stays cooL The ironing surface «s as smooth as glass. The edges are rounded to prevent catching and pulling. ASBESTOS V SAD IRONS 1\ il.r* are beautifully fir*> ' isbed. The handleis secure. There - ; is no annoying, rattle j —no breaking in the ' midst of an ironing. Mads tejllilupta 4)4 t&u , ''/ Call and See That, fa m The body of an ordinary sad *» iron is made of one solid piece <& of metal. Hot metal radiates its heat in all directions, but'JJL 1 mostly UPWARDS, because heat naturally rises. The only place where heat is useful is at the BOTTOM. Heat that is wasted. ASBESTOS SAD !A IRONS are made differently, The solid iron part is covered ! Jt at top and sides by a hood, ■ j lined with asbestos and with ♦ an air space inside. *4 i Air and asbestos are conductors of heat, so it can-** not escape at the top and sides ji& and is thus concentrated the bottom of the iron. There (V is no waste of heat, and thek.Y; iron stays hot much longer. » OBTAINABLE FROM n»

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Taihape Daily Times, 23 October 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Taihape Daily Times, 23 October 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Taihape Daily Times, 23 October 1918, Page 1

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