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Northern Advocate, 3 October 1930, Page 2

Mr. Motorist WHY NOT SAVE THAT EXTRA “FUEL AND OIL TAX”? LET US SHOW YOU HOW THIS MAY BE DONE WITH “STORMIZING PRECISION ELECTRIC TOOLS” STORMIZING DOES RESTORE ALL THE ORIGINAL POWER AND SMOOTHNESS OF YOUR MOTOR ENQUIRE RE GUARANTEE AND PRICES SMITH &WOODMAN WATER STREET, WHANGAREI PHONE 144 PRIVATE 327 and 205 i wl THE SET WITH THE PUNCH ” ■jbiM With the Punch > / NO champion has been so sensationally successful :as the Stewart-Warner Screen-Grid Radio. It has completely knocked ouf dll previous standards of “ best ” in radio performances. It is so powerful that it brings distant stations booming in with absolute fidelity of tone . . . so selective that stations which you only know by heresay are instantly at your command no matter how near you may be to a “ local ”. This success did not Just happen . . . it is not a lucky fluke. It is the result of over 25 years of experience in the production of highgrade electrical equipment ... of supervision which insists on unmerciful accuracy in the manufacture of every unit. Ask your dealer for a demonstration and you will both hear and see why the Stewart-Warner has been proclaimed the winner by everyone who has heard it. Whangarei: Agent: BERT BROWN Fhone 268. Rathbone Street. Authorised Stewart-Warner Radio Dealers STEWART-WARNER R A D S. O ▼ Screen Grid Circuit R3 ' l3 * 30 ▼ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimin JANET GAYNOR entered filmdorn when 16 years of age. Her playing of leads in “7th Heaven ” “Sunrise/ ’’ and “Sunny Side Up” won lasting fame. Being only twentytwo, her future holds wonderful possibilities Art Wmsomely charming, Janet Gaynor has, by her art in living the part she is playing, contributed more to the pleasure of millions of picture-goers than has many another less natural actress. Much pleasure is rarely found in that which is artificial, and it is because of the delight and charm given to “AMBER TIPS” TEA by its natural attributes of fine flavour and delicious bouquet and its entire freedom from wasteful dust that it has become the greatest pleasure-giving tea in the Dominion—a fact which emphasises the well-known truth that “Those who drink ‘Amber Tips’ know why others also prefer it.” Mo xIBUS so freely given by the fragrant flavour of ,vr si' /