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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 355, 9 February 1937, Page 3

A TELEPHONE IN THE HOME is shared by all members of the family. II IT SAVES TIME, || IT REDUCES EFFORT, || IT INCREASES COMFORT and 11 IT COSTS LITTLE in comparison with the service it provides. It is no longer a luxury, It may well be a necessity, It makes distant friends neighbours, It is invaluable in times of sickness and emergency, It is always a comfort and a means oi protection. IT IS FOR YOU TO MAKE LIFE EASIER. COME ON THE TELEPHONE

There still are some ladies who’ll put in a day Crowding to counters and turning away; Looking at stockings and trying on hats, Shopping for curtains, for sheets, or for mats— Gazing at mannequins, propped in the aisles, Standing for hours and walking for miles; Watching the weather for fear of the wet, Dreading the dinner they still have to get I You don’t have to do all these things any more— That’s what the stores print advertisements for I You sit down at home in your favourite chair, Look through this paper—the bargains are there. Buy what you need, with the ads as your guides: Save yourself trouble and money besides 1