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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 12, 13 July 1935, Page 7

WHY BE A WEAKLING? Lies, stealing and all wrong doing lead to trouble and misery. They are confessions of weakness. There is one way to individual and national welfare. Seek FIRST the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all necessary things , will be added. CONSIDER THIS AND DISCUSS IT! "Bargain r _ Valves" 3^kl COST YOU DEAR 1/^ NO .bargain falls more short in value pHiJQ or causes the buyer more vexa- ISUHI tion than the cheap radio valve. wjjk He wants the best from his radio—he 111111 can't get it with poor valves. And he WBk never knows when they'll let him down. iPii§s Before RAYTHEON, the radio owner, mßlh lacking the technical skill to discriminate . between good and poor valves, fell easy prey to the seller of so-called bargains. But 4-piliar valves have changed all that. It requires no specialised knowledge to know a good valve. You can pick a RAYTHEON at a glance. It lias four pillars instead of only two, to distinguish it from every oilier. And they distinguish it in performance and long '■■ life, too. Naturally, with FOUR sturdy supports the fragile elements • .'■ arc more firmly balanced (4 supports being a fundamental •principle of balance, and more securely safeguarded against jolts and the harmful vibration of dynamic speakers). Be sure about the valves you buy. You KNOW RAYTHEON 4-PILLAK VALVES are good. ■ . <. . ' ■ —— — — RAYTHEONS ; THE NEW THE OLD 32 : HA Raytheon 4-pillar valves are made " ».'■ in all types, to fit any kind of set. 35(235) 11/- ; Tlisy cost no more. Yet they 4=5 i/a I offer surer reception, longer life, .«•••• »••• i/v * aud protection against elements 47 (247) . ■ 10/9 *'■ becoming unbalanced. r _ ■ , 5G 7/9 1 57 io/6 : RAYTHEON S •:::::::::::::::::::;» [ 71A ;.... 8/6 ; 4-PILLAR VALVES so <2bo>. v- : . 2A5 19/6 I • 2A7 14/f, ' VALVES TESTED FREE \ 287 12/9 W • . • . " •■ WE SERVICE ALL SETS ' ALL TYPES AVAILABLE ELECTRIC LAMP HOUSE 2? MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, Cl. ■ F^ I fe. IV* "SEA-JELL," made from edible Ma-weed, pro- 7 ■ X ■ I 1 I I^l I vides an appetising table jc!ly that supplies, in .' I%_ # I Ml■Ta V" physiological form, the natural iodina lacking i«> ■ W^ ■■H mm most New Zealand foods. A ill a deliciOUS and Serv. with rrmtor other dessert. ro^andoUM 111 VI vvuvivMrfviim V"! enjoy it. H»s ideiK I <Ji/«Ar)-ikln v'CSv tirie medical backinz. .| JCIIU j '•v J^jffijgStlNSß'Z-.. L■'■ \- ■, v- ""\l*~>~~^ 'sold by all Croc-« 1 f V"^'' sV^ ■ox'*w>< *" «^*^" v 0t * J^^ i> s%* v' / Jell* to-davl ' ■ I Joyful Winter at Mt. Cook CONCESSIONS IN ACCOMMODATION Winter has no gloom at Mt. Cook. Warm sunshine in marvellous valleys, Nature's stimulant of magic air, world's best ski sport — days of enchantment — nights of delight in the cosy Hermitage (music, dancing, billiards, etc.). Experts of the Mt. Cook Ski School quickly teach beginner* to ski skilfully in the easy Barry Caulfeild style. \ Ski tours arranged for parties. Write for free illustrated folder which gives dates, etc., of skating and ski-ing carnivals. Remember the popular Grand National Meeting (July 28—August 5). Accommodation at Hermitage from 15/- to 25/- a day. Fur- ■ ther concessions for parties. Low combined rail and motor fares. Present motor fare Timaru to Hermitage return only £3. Book at Offices of Mt. Cook Tourist Co., Railways, Government Tourist Bureaux, and Thos. Cook and Son, Ltd. TAKE THE TRAIN TO TIMARU /T * Two Alds t0 Go*f~~ r^^pj)) THE NEW WONDER m\S/( GOLF BALL K|g| MICHELIN V~5^A (Mesh) m\l" each J§^f? MICHELIN W HA Ilk WU>: _.<3feU, (F.F.) m)iV each TRY IT—IT MAY SAVE Unequalled for WEAR, A STROKE OR TWO. LENGTH and PUTTING. ' On Sale at All Leading Sports Dealers. AGENTS BRiSCOE, E. W. MILLS & Co. Ltd. Cnr. Jervois Quay, Hunter and Victoria Streets, Wellington. ■