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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 220, 20 September 1934, Page 10

RADIO Should bo .Reproduced at the Receiver Exactly a 3 tho Microphone Receives it. A “BREVILLE” RADIO WILL SHOW YOU HOW. SOLE AGENT R J. KIRKLAND “TIMES’' BLDGS. BROADWAY AUCTION SALES.

CLEARING SALE AT THE MART, 7 KING STREET. AT 1.30 P.M. TO-DAY (Thursday.) rpHE DOMINION AUCTIONEERING COMPANY have been instructed by Mrs. Cunningham, ot' “The Homestead/’ Woodvillc, who is leaving for England, to sell at their mart, 'WITHOUT RESERVE the whole of her furniture and effects: — List includes: HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE (3 pieces), Rimu Single and Double Beds, d Bed and Wire, Bedding, Carpets, Rugs, Handsome Pictures, Chcsts-of-drawers, Boohs, Tables, Hall Stand, Crockery, Glassware, Ornaments, Electric Iron, Heater, ALL Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, Lawn Mower, 2 Cots, Scagrass Chairs, 1 ROGER’S RADIO CONSOLE MODEL (NEW), Wringer, Deck Chair, “VICTORY” Drophead Sowing Machine, 20 Pianola Rolls. ALSO: On behalf of a client: 20 Pieces (31yds.) Delustrcd Crepe in Creme, Salmon and Pink. Tho wholo of tho above arc in good order and every article is for ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED SALE. C. N. EABONE, Auctioneer.

© @ © OLD OR STRANGERS ? Many of the products that greet you from, shelf or counter to-day hear familiar names. Names you. know by their advertising. By their reputation, Or by personal experience. They seem like old friends. Other products are strangers. Often their appeal is bargain price. Or you are told they are “just as good” as the advertised articles. But remember that before there can be imitation there must be something •worth imitating. And who ever saw an imitation as good as the original" THE ANSWER TO SUBSTITUTION IS .ALWAYS “NO FRIENDS