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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 May 1934, Page 9

| * I ' /' %'? ' ''J SIH a HU A<' "' ; ' v a r H A i?\ - H Heswß 3 ? 4MIBa Ha J 9 1 ’ W* ™ j? ■■■Milk.: This Model 165 1 expected great results from my Atwater Kent, and, by Jove, I’m getting them! Everything I wanted, and more! Distance, selectivity and quality of tone. These three virtues are not often combined in one set, but they are in my Atwater Kent. It’s a great little radio this model 165 and it only cost me £lB-10-0. It was a red letter day for me when I chose this ATWATER KENT W.H. GIFFORD Certified Radio Serviceman, l{ 9 B'JwSsWf a Greymouth & Hokitika M 155 8 R * B '°'B’BAntßv 18 AerTtTw imr '« I L\ COLUMBIA) h jL RSi LT xx BATTERIES

Do You Know This Happy Woman? >k trii A« *VA Mgjgaß W fex. A /« WSnOW® IB’# l She is just one of a hundred happy housewives who are now enjoying new freedom. Electricity has freed her from her daily struggle with grime and dirt. Electricity has ended all unnecessary work and worry. ELECTRICITY Is Her New Servant Awaits her call, day and night, eager to work, instant to obey. Gets all her cleaning, cooking, washing and ironing done —at the. snap of a switch. Her Cooking Is Wonderful So many new recipes she couldn’t manage before. Meals all ready on time and cooked perfectly. I It all costs so little too because of the saving made when things can be cooked in the oven long after the current has been cut off. Call and let us demonstrate how simple cooking with electricity really is. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD Showrooms and Offices, Mackay Street, Greymouth.