WILL THE BOYS STAY ON THE FARM?

Taihape Daily Times, 22 September 1919, Page 6

WILL THE BOYS STAY ON THE FARM?

THE LIGHTS OF THE CITY. {MAKE ‘THE HOMESTEAD HOMELIKE. Every day one hears the complaint of farmers that their boys do not care to stay on the farm. The oity calls them, perhaps with some yromiso of large!‘ opporunities, but certainly With its lure’ -of light, its offering of cemfort and enjoyment; and to the yonng man who has‘-‘returned -home after the movement and restlessness of war, the call is often the seffnc. And, after all, it is not‘ strange, for though the Wise may know that the best of life lies in the equa;ble work of the country, with its sure

I'eWlaJld.‘ ‘for diligfince and prudence, youth seldom has that wisdom, and the boy finds the ‘ small drudgeries irksome, and the nights dull. , ’ No doubt the‘ old farm~house seems comfortable enough to those who have built it and grown used to it, and who do «not miss the conveniences they never had, but the boy does not see it from lthe same point of view. He sees -a need for change, for improvement, and in his own mind he qousilders the jhvonie Jeould {be made more pleasanit. . COMFORT AND (LEISURE. There. is no need for y»0-up or for your boys and. girls to long for the conveniences of the city, for you can’ have light in brilliant plenty for less than it now costs you to buy candles and kerosene. ' V . "You have created a prosperous. farmor, why not make a comfortable home out of the old house? Think of the comfort of being able to flood every room, and all your outbuildings with the bright radiance bf electricity. Think of the pleasure and {the leisure you would add to the lives ‘of your wife and children by means of the simple labour-saving devices which LA'LLEY LIGHT will bring in the electric iron which does away with ' -all the ef”fol‘.t, the heat, and the fretfulness of " ‘ironing' day”; ‘the electric fan for summer days, the power that will run your farm services will save y-ou ex~ pense While giving you all this added comfort, and save your time, too. ' MAKE “NIGHT, f7B'RIIGH'D.The LALLEY LIGHT System was specially devised to meet the needs of] farmers, and that is Ithe reason it is so compact, so simple, so eéonomical, and so easy to run. It makes light and power in the home whenever and - wherever you need it. It brings to you every convenience that electricity, has given the city dv-:eller, and at only -a fraction of the price which . most City' Corporations charge ‘their consumers. ’ LALLEY LIGHT brings cheerful ness, comfort, zand leisure to your home; it makes night bright, it works, - for you, it minimises the chances of :fire,and’ it saves you ltime, toil, and money. The LALLEY LIGHT is the ainiplest to operate of any light and power plant on the” iiiarket, randthe cheapest in running cost."’l’ , Write now and find out all about it. An enquiry does not commit you to buy, The local agents, Taihape! Motors Limited, are happy to give the fullest particulars to those dc-i siringpsamc, and Wl,tllo'l.lt placing one] under any obligations whatever, are‘ willing to visit homes in the country andgive estimates for complete installations. ’l‘here’s no wc'a!‘iSmm_3 Waiting for the L.-\»L-LEY, imniedizxtoly you give your order the work will be put in hand and finished expeditiously. Write to-day and ask the manager of the Tuihape Motors, Limited, to send you particulars, for call and see you. I