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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 356, 10 February 1937, Page 3

A TELEPHONE IN THE HOME is shared by all members of the family. IT SAVES TIME, IT REDUCES EFFORT, IT INCREASES COMFORT and 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 of protection. IT IS FOR YOU TO MAKE LIFE EASIER. COME ON THE TELEPHONE

ISWfIRWIeJ Ji f 1 OF, THE CREAMOATA MILLS i— .PREPARED »Y FLEMING! «. CO. X. LTD., GORE.

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 ! 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 !